, 1910-08-04

Mrs. A. i. Norman came in from
the ranch yesterday aud took her
mother, Mrs. J. F Pullum and Mast
er Lloyd out home with her for a
visit.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles have moved
into the frame house nwned by Geo.
| Nesb,t in the south end of town.
They are most costly fixed and are
enjoying housekeeping immensely.
w. G. Passmore and G. D. Bucb-
anap returned from their trip t. Elk
Mountain Friday. Mr.. Passmore has
opened up his photograph gallery
and is now ready for business.
E. E. Cullen, wife and family, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ala
media, at their ranch on Jack creek
for the past two or three weeks, re-
turned home to Rawlins Tuesday.
Supt. Frank j. Cramer has sold
some ties belonging to the S & f
Ry. to the U. p. aud two of that
Company's tie men have been up
this week to look the lot over and
close the deal.
Hon. Andrew Olson, president of
the Carbon Timber Company. passed
thru here Tuesday, on his way to the
upper country 10 look after the inter
ests of his company at Hog Park.
A A. Sherrod, Mrs ]. W. Huston's .
father, who has been down here with
his daughter the past month, return
ed to Eucampment Friday. He is
but little better and will probably go
to some hospital for treatment.
Andy Nelson vas up Sunday look
ing after his large f1ocks that are now
grazing in the Gold Hill district of
the Medicine Bow National Forest.
He has about 5000 head that are be-
ing cared for in that county.
Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Baldwin of
Rawlins arrived here Monday on a
couple of weeks vacation and are
camping on the Simonson ranch.
They are having a perfectly lovely
time and enjoying every minute of
their stay.
Roy G. Peck, civil engineer, was
down Friday from Cow creek aud his
business card is to be found in this
issue of the Sun. Mr.. Peck is a re-.
liable man aud the Sun can recon-
mend his work.
j. A. Schoonjans was over from his
Pass creek ranch Friday and Satur-
day to make final proof on some of
his bitches before Hon. Pitt Covert
Supt. Water Div. No. l.
Jacob Wagner was down from the
Encampment valley Friday between
trains. He brot in a fine sample of
oats grown on his place, and prom
Uses more for our Fair.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Pearson, Mir
lam, Paul and Ernest Pearson, and
Prof. and Mrs. F. r. Charles all
went out to the Ekdahl ranch Sunday
and spent ii most delightful day at
that lovely home.
Mrs. John B. Hunter and daught-
ers came up from Denver Monday
and were me here by MIR. Hunter,
They will remain here for the pur-
pose OF bathing in the waters and en-
joylng their annual outing, which
they always spend at this place.
VIM. Mace, c. c. Hickok, D. E.
Winsor and Swift, went to Loco bot
tom Monday evening returning Tues
day evening. They show the effects.
Not bad. But some. They saw lots
of chickens. Possibly they saw
double. Guess they got some, but
they don't say.
Mine superintendent, NJ B.. Nc
killip, accompanied by George Bass
and wife, Yukon. Oklahoma, left yes
terday morning for the Elkhoru mine
on a trip of inspection. Mr.. Bass is
"A heavy stakeholder in that nine and
is Interested in the development work
that is now being done there.
Our Cedar creek correspondent
failed to notify us of the nice little
social given ON that creek at the home
OF Calvin Alice n day last week,
in honor of Miss Anna Bell. The