, 1911-08-10

Tor II. A. Lay at the Larsen
Fl. E. Pilon has rented Mr.. Days
property and will move in AS soon
as Mr.. Devine moves out.
Mrs. j. c. Brunett and her daught-
ers and son left here Tuesday morning
to join Mr.. Burnett who is cow locat-
ed in Ogden. We are sorry to see
them go.
The W. c. T. U. will have charge
of the Christian Endeavor meeting
next Sunday evening, in the Presby-
terrain church. Mrs. John Swartz
will lead.
Mrs. John P. Murray, accompan
led by Frank Murray, brother OF her
late husband, arrived here Tuesday
and after straitening up Mrs. Muir
rays affairs here, will leave for their
home at Granite Canyon in the morn
ing.
W. E. Norman and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gearing who have been here
on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Nor
man, left for home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Gearing is a sister of W. E. and
A. L. Norman.
Mayor M. B. McKillip has been
quite seriously ill with erysipilas in
his face. He has beeh under DIR.
Prices care and has had to have a
trained nurse. He is much improved
at this time and will be mp and
around again in a few days.
Jsns Hansen came up from Fl.
Steel Monday to attend a meeting OF
the stockholders of the Walcott Cop
per Mining Company held in the Of
flee of ]. F. Crawford that evening.
Mr.. Hausen was made a member of
the board of trustees while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Pennock pas
sed thru here yesterday on their way
to Cow creek, where they would join
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan and fam
lily on a camping trip to the beaver
dams on the North fork OF Grand En-
campment river, to be absent a couple
of weeks.
MISS Addie Noble, a teacher from
Rising City, Nebr.. stopped off here
on her return from San Francisco,
where she had been to attend the
National Educational Association, to
visit with her cousin, James Snyder
and his family. She will remain fol
a week or ten days.
Wilbur B. Hugus was down over
Sunday from the Big creek ranch.
He says they are getting along finely
with the hay, averaging about 60 tons
per day. They have had some rain
but the weather has been fairly good.
The company will put up 5000 OF
1000 tons altogether.
Mrs. Carl Willford and Miss Flor
ence Jones were down today from
Cow creek. Miss Althea Moreton, of
Salt Lake City and Miss Davie Cat
ron, of Lexington, Miss, have been
. guests at the Willford Int since
June, but will both leave for home in
about a week.
o. H. p. Robinson, train dispatcher
on the U. p. at Laramie, accompanied
by his brother. w. C. Robinson and
wife of New Castle, Pa, Mrs. W. II.
Clark, of Denver, and MI. and Mrs.
c. w. Leach of Los Angeles, Calf. ,
came over from Laramie Monday to
to enjoy a few days fishing here.
J.. r. Eastman, a banker of Angus
ia, Ills, arrived here Friday on q
visit to MIR. and Mrs. George Sullivan
who III down here to meet him at
the train. Mr.. Eastman will remain
for a couple of weeks aud look over
the country. As he is a man of con
siderable means he will he able to do
much for our people if he likes the
country.
Miss Clara Purvis, one of the
teachers in the public school, who
had been away on a summer vacation
returned this morning. She was ac-
companied by Miss Winona Franklin
of Parsons, Kas., who will visit for a
time. Mrs. Purvls is expected back
in a few days, having stopped off in