, 1911-04-27

informs the Sun that Miss Kate Mil.
Ter, of Macon, Ills, has been engaged
to teach the summer school on Cow
creek. l Iiltt DH4faa
Ernest Pearson took Rev. Bostrom
out to the Cedar creek school house
Sunday where he preached tn about
rs people that afternoon, returning
home in the evening.
Riley Burdette came in Sunday
from the Sevsrson ranch, of which he
is foreman, and took out some grain
for seed aud some farm machinery on
Monday.
Mrs. G. A. Andrews left Friday for
White Horn, Colo, where she goes to
keep house for her daughter Pearl,
who is teaching at that place. Miss
Lesta Andrews accompanied her
mother as far as Walcott.
Lynn s. Gorton and Yves, Hum
phrey came in Sunday from the
Hennessey & Olsen ranch, on Metho-
dist creek, where they have just COM
pleted drilling a well, finding good
water at a depth of 80 feet.
Rev. Thornberry came over from
Rawlins Monday, held services here
that evening, leaving for Encamp-
ment on Tuesdays train, where he
held services that evening. He re-
turned to Rawlins yesterday morning
, Three Mormon elders. W. w. Viii
Jams, of Samaria, Idaho, w. F. Brow
err, of Marysville, Idaho, aud E. A.
Browning Of Thornton, Idaho, arrived
mere Tuesday and have been .distrib-
uting tracts and Mormon literature
to the Saratoga people.
Mrs. Rebecca Meason is very much
improved and is now able to sit up
and walk around the house. The
services of the trained nurse, Miss
Grace Crawford, was dispensed With
Monday evening, and Mrs. Meason
is on the road to rapid recovery at
this time.
The hous ehold goods Of the Rev
Bostrom arrived Friday and he at
once had them moved to the Freshly
trrian parsonage and he and his
family are now living at home, after
having occupied rather cramped
quarters in the church basement for
ten days.
United States Marshall, L. G. Dav-
is, came up from Cheyenne yester-
day and went on up to his ranch.
The Captain and his wife have but
recently returned from Los Angeles,
where they went to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Alb. Davis about two months ago.
Mrs. j. r. Smith, of Encampmept,
came down from that place Saturday
and has been visiting with MI. and
Mrs. Harry F. Kiucaid, on North
Fork, until yesterday morning, when
she returned home. Mrs. Kincaid
came in with her in time for the
morning train south.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yoakum, who
have been visiting Mr.. Yoakum's
people at Huston, Mo-, since they
left here on their wedding trip, re-
turned home Friday, after spending
the last few weeks in St. Louis. They
are both exceedingly glad to get back
to "old Wyoming"
There was a 'pound social" at the
residence of Mrs. Olive r. Kincaid
Tuesday night for the benefit of Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Ault, whose house
was burned out recently. There was
a good attendance and the things
brot will prove very useful to the I'M
fortunate people who lost their home.
Troubles 70 come single hand
ed. Mrs. Winsor, who no recently re-
ceived word of the death of a beloved
sister, is just in receipt OF another
letter that her little neice, Bernice
Joliyette. of Bangor, Wis, died Tues.
day morning Alec that her father,
who is II years Of age, is in the hos
pital and dangerously i'll.
j.. P. Murry, Forest Ranger, who is
stationed at Twin Grove about 20
miles west of this poiut came in re-
Gently and met his wife and three
little daughters who cine in from