The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08

Manager Hoover placed telephone
in the hotel Of Mrs. d. F. Gresham the
latter part of last week. The number is
Walden 10.
DR.. and Mrs. P. w. Fischer made q
trip to the ranch of J. ]. Hunter Satur-
day to look after Mr.. Hunter, who was
hurt last week.
Capt. John Ish is expecting Harry
Tomlin in from Fort Collins, shortly, to
visit for time at Mr.. Ish's pleasant
home up the Illinois.
C. E. Allroid, a blacksmith Of Weldon.
Morgan county, arrived last week and is
working for Mr.. Robson in the Robbins
Bros. blacksmith shop.
Joseph Murphy and Dan McIsaac re-
turned Saturday from Laramie where
they have been on business They went
on up to Spicer Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Trowbridge and daugh.
ter Beatrice and Rev. and Mrs Bead
les were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs DF Sudduth Saturday.
Charles Rand olph and Ignatius Meza,
two Tmnath young men, passed through
here yesterday on their way to Steam
boat Springs ON an outing.
George Walker has been working on
the Walden exchange the past week, as
sisting Manager Hoover. They have
been stringing some new leads.
Joe Black and brother. and Harry and
Dan Hynds, accompanied by two other
gentlemen whose names were not learn
ed, left Tuesday for hunting and fish
ing trip
Charlie Emeigh moved his family up
to the John Connors ranch, which he
has leased, at Owl, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Emeigh will keep house there dur
ing haying.
According to an exchange the name
"Peekaboo waist" originated from the
words of the old song "Peekaboo, Peeka
boo l see your hide in there" or some
thing like it.
Z. j. Norris expects to move shortly
into the residence belongings Mrs. Rich
and City Marshall Davis will move into
the Winscom residence to be vacated
by Mr. Norris.
Mrs D. T. Semple and son Harlod. who
have been visiting with the family of
II. o. Decker in Laramie, returned Sat
urday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
McConnaughey
Miss Katharine Bennett, Of Fort Col
Inns, a niece of Mrs. w. o. Mosman. came
in Saturday evening and will spend
about six weeks in Walden visiting Mr..
and Mrs Mosman.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. K. Smith have moved
from Walden to their home at Rand.
where they will remain for time. 1t
is hoped they will again return to Wal
den in the near future.
Curt Dryer, who has been working on
the Moffat road the past summer, came
in the first of the week and will remain
in the Perk for time. Mr.. Dryer is q
machinist and blacksmith
Charles Black, who is in the employ
of ]. C. Timbrel. returned Friday from
ten days trip in the south and west end
of the Park, taking ]. L. Fahey, the u
S. land inspector, into that section.
DR.. Snair came in from Rand Sunday
bringing Grant Miller, who is working
for Fred Hill, to town. Mr.. Miller was
suffering from an attack Of gastritis, but
is now well on the way to recovery.
Miss Jessie Moore, manager of the Sa
ratoga exchange of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone Co., came in last evening
and will visit fora few days with Mr.
and Mrs Butler, and her sister, Mrs.
Stout.
Miss Meta Playa, sister of Miss Ida
Playa, operator Of the Walden telephone
exchange, came in Saturday evenin g
from the Laramie river and will assist
her sister in taking care Of the ex
change.
The ten year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs David MacfarIane had the misfor
tune to break her collar bone Monday,
while playing. DIR. Snair attended the
injured member and the little girl is get
ting along nicely.
Frank J. Earl returned Saturday
morning from a trip over on the west
side in the interests Of the Fort Collins
Express. Mr.. Earl had a very pleasant
uicit With tho family nf Vim Norall