, 1907-01-10
ADDITIONAL CHIPS


who has been in Denver on business
for his company, returned Tuesday
and went on up to Encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Kuykendall, &C
companied by Judge Kuykendall, went
up to Rawlins Saturday and spent
Sunday with the family of |. c. Miller.
Judge Kuykendall was on his way
east.
j. d. Parker returned home yester-
day from his visit to his father and
mother at Lohrville, Iowa. He looks
like the trip agreed with him and he
has gained about 10 or 20 pounds in
weight-so we think.
The Sun is under obligations to
Edward Ryan for assistance in the
shape of machinery for its gasoline
engine. In time of necessity, like
the one passed through last week, as
sistance of such substantial nature is
duly appreciated.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Walker will be pleased to learn
that a nine pound boy arrived at their
house, in Ramona, Calf, on the even
ing of December 3lst. Mother and
baby are doing nicely at last report.
Mrs. Taylor Pennock came down
Saturday from the ranch on Cow creek
to be present at the reception rendered
Mrs, Mark Crawford. She visited her
sister, Mrs. j.. H. Mullison, over Sun
day, returning to the ranch Monday.
Henry Savage returned Monday
from a trip down to WiIsonville, Neb.
where he has been to take his wife
and little son, who will visit with rel
atives and friends until spring. Mr..
Savage will take a place in the smell
er at Encampment shortly.
MIR. Cunningham, who has been
here in temporary charge of the bank
until the new cashier arrived, re-
turned yesterday to his post in the
First National Bank at Rawlins. He
made so many friends while here and
proved such "A courteous and obiging
gentleman that all regret to see him
leave.
DR.. Sam F. Price left here Sunday.
in company with Hon. W. T. Peryam
and MIR. and Mrs. ID. S. Crawford for
the railroad. DR.. Price and Mr.. Perry
am are members of the State Senate,
and House of Representatives and
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford were on their
way to Denver on a visit to relatives.
Newt Rankin and wife are stopping
at the Gels Hotel, where Mrs. Rankin
Is bathing in the hot springs for rheu-
matism. They are but recently from
North Park and will accept "A position
on the ranch of /. NJ. CONFESS during
the next year.
II looks good to see the new cleo
trio light plant going up so rapidly.
We did not know now to appreciate
electric lights until we had to do
without them and go back to the ill
smelling oil lamp and the Pickering
candles, 1t will not be very long un-
til the town will resume its former
brilliant appearances.
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Cramer, accom-
panied by Miss Madge, left Saturday
for Rawlins. Mrs. Cramer will ac-
company Aladge to Ogden, where she
will enter school again, and Mrs. era
mer will visit with friends and relat-
ives for a time. Mr.. Cramer returned
to his duties as engineer on the S. d
f. r. r. Monday morning.
James Blackhall went to Denver last
week. In ii letter to @. q. Smith Mr.
Blackhall said he was comfortably
settled but could see but little change
in his condition yet thought he was
slightly improved. Mr.Blackhall is
acting supervisor in the absence of
Capt. Davis,
A letter from Ira b. Casteel, the
the secretary of the Hunter, Casteel
and Hunter cattle firm, of Big creek,
who was then at Buffalo, Ills, was to
the effect that he had been enjoying
his vacation very much, had gained in
health and expected to visit Cincin-
natl and Cleveland before returning
home, via Saratoga.