, 1909-08-26
Additional Locals

camp, where she occupies the position
af bookkeeper for the Carbon Timber
Co.
w. A. Hickok, Of Douglas, Nebr.
accompanied by his sou Jesse is here
on a visit of a couple of weeks to his
brother, C. G. HickoB, and sister, Mrs.
]. F. Pullum.
Mr.. Holck, the sign writer, is get
ting up a gaudy sign for the Club
House. 1t reads: Frank j. Cram
er, dealer in gents furnishings. Neck
ties of all kinds"
j. F. Fuller the cook, after frying
the fish for the trout dinner Sept. Sth
will be cooking at the Sweetwater
restaurant during the rest of the car
nival-Don't forget the place.
A car load of neckties came in on
last evenings train, consigned to Supt.
Cramer. Special prices to base ball
teams. No need to bring any money.
Just make Il two Dagger, Or a three
Dagger and take your pick.
The Sun is compelled to cut some
news rather short this week on ac-
count of rush of job work. Next
week we hope to give our readers the
usual amount of matter but it was
;~poSoihla IN do on this week
Mrs. l.. W, Day. accompanied by
her little daughter, came down from
Eucampment Tuesday and yesterday
G. B. Sterrett took her up to the ranch
Of his brother, l.. G.. Sterrett, and
Mrs. Day will do the house keeping
at that place.
Mrs. H. d. Ashley. wife of Post
master Ashley of Eucampment, was
with the family of DR.. and Mrs. Price,
on a visit. She is an old and dear
friend and her presence at this time
is very helpful. She leaves this ev
ening for home.
The new residence of Frank NUM-
is going up rapidly under the hands
of Walter French ana his assistants.
1t il going to be a very attractive
building and as it sits III a large plot
of ground, furnishes the background
for a fine lawn.
The Sun is very much indebted to
the good people at the Frank White
ranch on North Fork and G. s.. Miner,
for a dozen fine trout from that stoeam
They were beauties and with ii flavor
that could not be surpassed by any
thing that swims in any waters.
Miss Maud Fuller, stenographer in
the office of Supervisor Lovejoy in
the Forest office at Laramie, came up
on Tuesday evenings train for Il day
or two'svisit with friends here during
her vacation. She will return to her
home at Walcott in a day OF two.
George w. Broadhurst, cashier of
the Saratoga State Bank, left last
week with his mother, who had been
here bathing here FOR rheumatism,
for Laramie. Mrs. Broadhurst was
much improved by bathhing in the
hot waters of this place. Mr.. Broad
hurst returned Yesterday.
Mrs. j. d. Paulson planted Il few
hills of potatoes in her garden late
this spring. Yesterday she pulled up
one hill from which she got IA fine
potatoes, one of which weighed an
even pound and the hill would not
have produced less than s pounds.
Pretty good for one hill.
Lurene Simonson, the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. j. f. Simonson, of Raw.
Inns, vas over the past week, on II
visit to Mrs. Albert Walter. While
mere she paid her respects to all the
old friends who enjoyed the calls Of
the little lady very much. She re
turned to Rawlins Tuesday afternoon
j. ID. Paulson who went over into
the Pass creek basin on Il visit to his
brother, Ii. G. Paulson, says the condi-
ton of the hay crop in that country is
somthing unprecedented. He says
while his brother has only harvested
600 tons of hay, he is confident that
if he had taken pains he could easily
put up 800 tons.
q. s Gleason. the artist now occu.