, 1907-03-14

was a Saratoga visitor the past week..
Jack has accepted a position in the
Windsor stables at Walcott.
The Misses Julia and Maria Camp
bell, Joe NUM- and George w. Broad
hurst spent Sunday with the family
of Mr.. and Mrs George Campbell, on
Pass creek,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Torbett and
Miss Bessie, returned Sunday from
their visit to relatives in Centralia,
Mo-, where they have been for the
past two months.
Hon. Andrew Olson came down
from the Douglas creek tie camp OF
his company, where he has been for
the past two weeks. Mr.. Olson paid
the Sun a pleasant visit while here.
Mrs. Pollock arrived here from
Rawlins last week and she and her
husband, David Pollock, the cigar
maker, are occupying the little cottage
of w. E. Tilton, on Saratoga street.
Pete Wilde, who has been engaged
as blacksmith for the Carbon Timber
Company at their French creek tie
camp the past winter, came down Fri
day and went west in search of a new
location.
David N. Bird was down from the
Beaver creek country Tuesday and
added his name to the Sun subscript-
ion list. Mr.. Bird is an old timer,
having come to the Big creek
try % years ago.
G. B. Bergquist, the Encampment
mining stock broker, who had been
visiting relatives and friends in Chi
cago, passed thru here Sunday on his
way home. AS usual Mr.. Bergq uist
paid the Sun office a social visit.
Mrs. James Snyder returned from
Encampment Friday, where she had
been in attendance on MI. Snyder
who was suffering from a light attack
of pneumonia. Mr.. Snyder was rap
idly improving when she left.
M. B. McKillip came down from
the Charter Oak mine Monday. He
WIS around Introducing himself to
his friends. His wife was among the
number who did not know him be-
cause he had shaved off his mustache.
The cold snap that dropped down
on us Tuesday was "a real surprise to
our people. The matter is easily ex-
planned. F. Simonson got a little
previous Monday and made a spring
hot bed. Some men are so inconsid-
crate.
Dave Richmond has began work on
a new n story Garage house IN
his ground just south of his sta
bles. The structure is to be 30 x 40
feet and made of corrugated iron.
The building will be separated by
the alley and will be exclusively for
carriages and wagons.
Mrs. Henry R. Jones arrived here
Friday from Santa Monica, Calf,
and will visit with her son Frank and
daughter, Mrs. Willford on the ranch
on Calf creek for a couple of months
Frank came down from the ranch Sat-
urday and took her up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ekdahl were in Sat-
urday doing some shopping. Mrs.
Ekdahl came in just for the ride she
says but she qualified this by saying
that she needed "A quarters worth
of rice. The story is thin-but then
spring is here and we admit it.
Several of our citizens are in Raw
Inns this week in attendance on court.
G. r. Bremen and Geo. FL. Stockwell
are there in the capacity of JURORS
and G. S. Taylor, Geo. W. Sisson
and l.. G. Nelson as witnesses in the
case of the state of Wyoming VS. W.
d. Ryan, who killed John Lundgren.
General Manager, George II. Hand
of the Penn-Wyoming Copper Co.,
passed thru here Sunday, on his way
home to Encampment from Chicago,
where he had been to confer with
President Cobb and other officers
concerning the affairs of the company