, 1908-09-03

week Oh Il WISH TO the FAMILY of w.
H. Greene.
John Mullison left yesterday for
Mountain Home, Idaho, on a visit to
his sister, Mrs. H. f Reckmeyer, and
her husband.
NJ. Polack and wife, who have been
visiting Mr.. Polack's parents for the
past three weeks, left Sunday for
their Chicago home.
Miss Bessie Ellis has been employ.
ed b. E. 3. Judd and will O serve
ice Cream and soda water to the many
customers OF that place.
Harrison McNeal and his sister,
Miss Elda McNeal, left Sunday for
their Kansas home. Miss McNeal is
learning to be a trained nurse.
G. h. Winter, w. NJ, of Eucamp-
mrnt Lodge of Masons, and GeoIge
huntzman were passengers Saturday
for Sheridan to attend Grand Lo ,ge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stoyer are
back from Encampment where Mr..
atoyer was employed in the erection
Ut the Encampment depot and freight
house.
The two little daughters of MIR.
and Mrs. j. D. Paulson. who were 50
ill as to require the services of the
trained nurse, Miss Grace Crawford
are out of danger aud rapidly on the
road 10 complete recovery.
Mrs. L. +. Tichenor was in receipt
OF a letter yesterday from Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Hassett, from Sault Ste
Marie, Mich, which contained the IN
formation that they expected to take
the train yesterday for home.
Miss Jessie Moore returned Sunday
from a three months visit to her
brother Milton, who is practicing law
at Reno, Nevada. While Miss Moore
was gone she visited the Pacific coast
and points in Oregon and Wishing
ton and stopped IN Salt Lake City
for Il week.
Lloyd ). Norman came in from the
ranch of Ii. q. Paulson Tuesday aud
left for Laramie yesterday morning
with SIX burros which he will drive
overland to that place. The burros
are for F. 5. King of that place, who
purrhuaaI than, uh;Ia ~ 49,. ...
a month ago.
Lynn 5. Gorton, of McManis IL
Gorton, well-drillers, was down from
the Stout place on Cow creek yester-
day after a load of supplies and some
well material. He says the Stout
we'll is down ~ feet and they expect
to finish it today, when they will
off south.
Mark Crawford and Cedric C.
Poole left Sunday for Sebastopol,
Calf, where they will reside for the
present. Mr.. Crawford has been
badly crippled up with rheumatism
for the past two OF three years and
will try what a lower altitude will do
toward performing a cure.
Mrs. q. l. Lenke and daughter, of
Chicago, we're passengers On the S.
u E. train Tuesday, bound for Pearl,
Colo. Mrs. Lenke is the mother of
Edward Lenke, Of Pearl, who was
married in Rawlins last week to Miss
Louise Snyder, and she was on her
way to visit her son aud his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wollaston, of
Phillips, Nebr., arrived here last
week on a visit to Mrs. Wollaston's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Max
field. Mrs. Wollaston was formerly
Blanche Maxfeld and lived MANY
years in Saratoga, where she was uni
versally liked for her good womanlv
qualities. They left Sunday for their
Nebraska home.
Everybody who knows Bob" Ogil-
vie, of the S. 4 L. is congratulating
him on his elevation to the position
of conductor to take the place of J.
4 McCandliss, resigned. Bob is a
fine young man and has made steady
progress ever since he came to the s.
4 E. Ry., and it is hoped by his
many friends that ne will continue
to go on up to the topmost round of
the ladder.
J G. Davis and party came up
from Sage creek Friday and Mr.. Da-