, 1910-09-08

ONcI ucIC iOi a Nistt u hIo IduuIuOtn
er, Mrs. Arnold. He went to Encamp-
ment Monday and returned to Raw
Inns yesterday.
Mrs. Mary P.arce. who is consider
ed one of the best chefs in the valley
is again presiding over the kitchen at
the Cottage Hotel having returned
after a vacation in the country.
A. G.. Huntington b. gan baling
hay for Thad Sowder last Friday.
He has a 4 b.. p. gasoline engine and
a good baler aud will doubtless do
good and rapid work.
, Ralph Wood & Co. shipped their
thresher up to Encampment Friday
and will begin the work of threshing
the grain OH Beaver creek, of which
there is a considerable amount.
j. F. Pullum, Ed. Winner, Ed.
Freeman, Jack Sheahan and Earl
Judd all went up to Encampment
Saturday and will be employed with
the Wood thresher on Beaver creek.
DIR. w. Fl. Lougeay, of Denver,
who is quite we'll known here, came
up from that place Tuesday for an
outing. The Doctor says he cannot
do without the Sun and had his name
placed on the list.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. @. Kelly came in
Sunday from the ranch to bring Cry
stal to place her in school Monday.
Crystal will remain at Huntington's
residence for the present, and Mr..
Kelly may move in later.
j. d. Paulson and his little daught-
err, Edna, who have been absent for
several weeks, Mr.. Paulson at st.
Louis as a delegate to the Eagles
Grand Lodge, and Edna visiting her
grandparents and Orrick, Mo. re-
turned home last week.
Emile Wood. son of R. T. Wood,
who came up from Cheyenne a few
days ago, where he had been to attend
Frontier Day, left Tuesday morning
for Ethel, Mo-, where he has a posi-
tion as telegraph operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. johnson arc
looking for Mr.. Johnson's mother,
Mrs. w. P. johnson and his sister
Mrs. Nellie Rollman, of La Plata,
Mo. They are now in Denver and
are expected here at any time on a
visit.
Mrs. e.. L. Kuykendall gave an
afternoon party Friday to a number
of lady friends. The afternoon was
spent very pleasantly in social con-
verse and games and delicious re-
freshments were served during the
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Sears came
down Sunday, bringing Miss Frances
Sears to attend the public school.
She will live with her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turnbull, as
she has heretofore.
Mrs. o, E. Ekdahl and her mother
Mrs. Robnett, moved into town Fri
day. They will occupy the Presby-
terrain parsonage this winter, as Mrs.
Ekdahl will teach the pupils in the
intermediate room this year,
Leland Smiley, accompanied bv
County Clerk. Dee j. Wren, George
Dunn. and Jacob Hildebrand, came
over from Rawlins in MI. Smiley's
Colburn Sunday on a fishing trip.
They returned Monday afternoon.
Paul A. Rail-, Chas. D. Terwilliger
and b. A. Carde were down from the
Cow creek Tuesday on land business.
Mr.. Terwilliger reports that his faith
er was recently thrown from a
while crossing a ditch, and had his
collar bone broken
Mrs. L. F. Pearson, accompanied
by her sister, Miss NJ. Cooper, of st.
Joseph, Mo-, arrived here Sunday on
a visit to her son, Ernest Pearson,
and his family. They came from
Colorado Springs, where they have
been visiting friends and will remain
here until the end of the month.
X. 7. Wood and wife came over
from Casper Friday evening having
driven across country. They were
here to make final proof on Mrs.