, 1907-01-31
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

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possible medium in which to adver-
tise
Mrs. Francis, who had a relapse
and was quite seriously ill, is much
improved at this time and will soon
be up again.
Local adds in the Sun bring re-
suits. When you have anything to
sell or trade the Sun can bring you a
customer.
Lou Carol was in town Tuesday
with a four horse load of coal, which
he was taking to the Brewer ranch on
Spring creek.
The Eagles do propose to not drop
behind their reputation when the
22nd of FEBRUARY comes around. That
dance will be a swell affair.
The order of Eagles never do any
thing half way. They do not spare
any pdiho " nave lne DeSt Ol every
thing. The coming dance on Wash
ington,s birthday will be a swell af-
fair.
J. B. Parker was in town Tuesday.
MI. Parker believes we can easily
build up a cement factory here and
the Sun will shortly, with Mr.. Parker's
ak take the matter up in it's columns
for discussion.
Mrs. Lenore Lufkin was called to
Hanna last week by the illness of her
mother, Mrs, j. w. Case. She re-
turned home Sunday leaving her
mother much improved.
That supper, you know-the supper
to be given by the men at the Presby-
terrain Church, Thursday evening,
February 18th. 1t is positively an
certainly known that they are not 60
ing to serve batter cakes.
The women are barred from having
anything to do with the mems Sup
per" on the evening of st. Valentines
day at the Presbyterian church, but
the men say it's going to be fine just
the same. 30 cts. lets you in.
There is nothing stale about the
Sun adds. They are all fresh and
what is more all paid for. Adds in
the Sun are read, therefore, when you
have anything to sell, tra,ie, or Swap
the Sun is the paper to advertise in.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Sterrett and
little Mary, who have been in Mar
shalltown, Iowa. for two or three
weeks visiting relatives, are expected
to take up their residence in Denver
about the LIST of February
Mrs. j. w. Huston gave an after
noon Tuesday to some of her lady
friends at her delightful home which
was an unusually pleasant affair. The
ladies brought their sewing and visit
ed informally. Light refreshments
were served. The visitors were Mrs.
Fanny FL. Lee, Mrs. G. Fred Clark
and Mrs. j. f. Crawford.
George ~Simonious, one Of the les
sees of the Sterrett ranch was down
from that place Friday and made the
Sun Office a social call while here.
He says grey wolves are becoming
rather aggressive in his neighborhood.
They killed a steer for him on the
10Th ms, which is the second animal
lost on the ranch since winter sat in.
Three other animals have been killed
on the creek since November LIST.
Senator Price came home from
Cheyenne Friday, during a recess in
the legislature. He reports Legislative
matters as warming up to the steam
ing point. He returned to his duties
Sunday amp will not be home agein
until the session closes. From all re-
ports Senator Price is one of the most
valuable and efficient workers in the
Senate aud will look well to the inter
ests of the valley.
Ira b. Casteel and II. A. Hunter, of
Hunter, Casteel and Hunter, came up
from the railroad Tuesday and went
on UP to Brush creek that evening.
Mr.. Casteel has been absent for two