The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
LOCAL PICK-uPs


Laramie this week
Chas Emigh was in from his Owl
Creek ranch tho first OF the week.
Rev. Trow bridge will hold services at
the Higho school house Sunday at $50
p. NJ.
Mrs. Mark Baldwin and son, Frank
were in from the upper Illinois country
today.
j. c. Tlmbrel returned Wednesday
from trip to the upper section of the
Park and to CRANKY,
Fred Wyatt and Erwin Brands passed
through yesterday on their way to Lar
annie after a load of provisions.
A. H. Law has moved his office from
the Geo. Daugherty block into the east
end of the Alex Hilton building
Mrs. Elizabeth How'd returned Tues
day evening from Washington where
she has been spending the winter.
Manager Hoover of the telephone ex-
change, has been putting upa batch Of
cross arms on Fourth Street this week.
We are the sole agents for Chase and
Sanborn's high gIade teas and cotfees.
Walden Mercantile Co,
Victor Hanson brought load of forty
foot telephone poles Tuesday for use on
the town exchange. They are the finst
lot of poles you will find anywhere
Al Mckee has disposed of his business
at Big Piney, Wyo,, and will spend the
summer in the Park assisting in the bar
VIM. Winscom and niece, Miss Dor
othy Kerr ode, came in Saturday and
Miss Dorothy is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Winscom returned home Tuesday
An excellent service was held in the
church Sunday evening. Rev. Trow-
bridge has the respect and esteem of all
for his sincere work in behalf of the
church
Fordyce Brownlee and wife were reg
istered at the Kuster hotel in Laramie
Tuesday night, having gone there for IA
load of freight for the Walden Mercan-
tile Co.
]. H. Fox is nursing pretty sore
thumb. A needle or some other sharp
instrument was the cause Of the trouble,
and it was necessary for DIR. Fisher to
lance the member.
Horace Boyce, VINO returned from
Nevada several days ago is still confined
to his rootu with rheumatism from
which he has been suffering the greater
part of the winter and spring.
Mr. and Mrs E. A. Wattenberg and son
Harry were in today from the West side.
Mr. Wattenberg has been one of the suf
ferers with rheumatism this spring but
is able to get about now without much
difficulty.
ment of harness He now has a large
and complete stock of everything in the
harness line. and the price and quality
of the goods will certainly make his
business prosper.
Mrs. Eva Kermode and Mrs. Soderberg
we're passengers on Tuesdays stage for
Laramie, on their way for visit in Den
YER Mrs. Soderberg expects to return
after the 18th of July and Mrs. Kermode
will be absent several weeks.
According to the Laporte Correspond
emit eff the F. Collins Courier Miss Ada
Parks left last week for her home in
Missouri She has been visiting at the
home of Mr. Larson in Laporte since
leaving here several weeks ago
Mrs D. F. Sudduth OF North Park, the
mother of Mr.. Neil Sudduth, has on ex-
hibition at Mrs Cordiner's. on Second
street, a beautiful piece of hand EN-
broidery in colors that is attracting con
sinerable attention. -Republican
Mrs. Maude Cummings left Saturday
for Laramie where she has secured a pos
ition and will remain all summer. Adj
die and Vera, the two older children
will stay with the family OF Chas. Baker
this summer and Dolores will remain
with Mrs. semple.
G. E. Mosman and X. j. MacCallum
returned yesterday evening from a trip
outside, MIR Mosman looking after bust
ness interests in Laramie and Mr.. Mac
Callum attending to his duties as County
Commissioner at the meeting of the
board in Fort Collins.