The new era., 1911-05-25

Miss Winnie johnson spent Tues
day afternoon with Mrs c. e. How
ard.
| Mrs. Sarah Ish, mother of Lapse
and Sterling, came in on the stage
Tuesday evening SO Sterling has a
cook once more.
Mrs. Wilhoit was passenger on
the CRANKY stage Tuesday. She will
ranch this summer.
Jurgensen e Donelson bought a
team from Sterling Ish, but from the
looks of it we do not think it is the
one advertised for by Fred Donelson
some time ago.
Mr.. Vinegar and his friend Mr..
Sands dined at c. P. Lieuallen's
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. b. Allen and children were
in town Tuesday.
The latest fad in Rand is the dish
rag shampoo. Wash Alderdice being
the first victim.
Sands from Ohio blew across the
mountains and stopped in Rand over
night Tuesday and journeying to the
west finally lodged at the ranch of
Mr. Vinegar for the summer. Mr.
Ninegar informs us that Mr.. Sands
is an old time friend of his, being
raised with him back in Ohio. Mr.
Vinegar met Mr.. Sands in Rand
Billy Cook, from W. o. Mosman's S
ranch, came over from CRANKY Friday,
and went to Walden Saturday
Mr.. Blevins passed through Rand
Monday on his way to check up the
business at his summer resort
Mrs. Gertrude Baldwin and son,
Frank, spent Thursday with Mrs.
How'd
Captain John Ish was in Rand Sun
day to visit with relatives and wit
ness the ball game
Uncle John Sutton was visitor
IN town Sunday.
George Washington Alderdice open
ed up his pocket book and treated
the ladies to stick candy at the ball
game suday
R. Sears and Mr.. Conley, U. S.
land inspectors were in Rand Sunday
leaving for Denver Monday morning.
Mrs E. K. How'd and Miss Illbrook
were among the visitors from out of
town Sunday
Miss Lila shearer was in Rand
Sunday.
The game of ball was freeze
out at least it froze the spectators
out
Lapse Ish is saving lumber this
week.
John Jurgensen is cleaning house
and it looks as if he might be getting
things ready for that cook.
Everybody is now putting in garden
and are almost too busy to go to the
office for mail.
Mrs John l.. Ish spent the evening
with Mrs. C. C. White and Miss John
son Thursday The chief amusement
was tying fringe. Now don't get ex-
cited but there was one wedding pres
ent finished
Roy Stinson tells us that he and
his uncles, Joe and Jess Graham, are
to bid farewell to North Park in a
few days and start for Idaho and
Washington Roy says they will go
to the North Pole or find better
place than North Park. Some would
say that it can't be done.
Alfred H. Law and his pan drove
over from his ranch Sunday to show
the Randits how to play ball. He did
play pretty well, but then he ought
to have been in fair shape to play,
for he ate all the cake on the plate
and drank a gallon ofmilk besides nu-
merous other things just before start
ing for the grounds. We think this
speaks we'll for the one who baked
the cake.-And Law always told us
that he never ate cake.-Editor.
The Utopia Embroidery Club met
with Mrs. C. E. Howard Saturday af
ternoon the attendance was small on
account of bad weather but those for
tunate enough to get there had a
fine time and nice lunch. Those
present were, Mrs. w. l.. Howard,
Mrs. John Stanley, Miss Susie Lieu
allen, Miss Winnie Johnson and the
hostess.
The ball game Sunday was between
the grownups and the little folks
The Rand team did not play on ac
count of four of their number being
absent. The choose up sides and