, 1911-03-16

Ed. S. and j. 7. McAnulty came
in yesterday from the home of their
mother, in Kansas, where they have
been ON an extt nded visit.
Mrs. Platt A. Human left Sunday
morning for Encampment to visit her
sister, Mrs. II. A. Nichols and her
daughter, Mrs. Milton Ames.
The candy sale held by the Wo-
men Guild in the millinery store of
Mrs. Dyer, was quite well attended
and the sales very satisfactory.
Charles and Fred billiard, brothers
of w p. Hays and Mrs. d. M. Plaist-
err, arrived here Monday from Wpnd-
ell, Idaho, for "a visit of a few weeks.
c. A. Keunaday came in Saturday
and James Marshall, Who had been
to Rawlins on business, went out to
the A. ] Kennaday ranch with him.
w. II. Large was in Saturday as
sistiug j. w. Alden in moving bis
household goods to town, prepara-
tory to shipping them to Fit. Collins.
Harry F. Kincaid wife and little
daughter came in from North Fork
Saturday on a visit with Mrs. Kin
caid's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
White.
Alex. Num-, who has been assist
ing Mrs. Wolf in her management of
Hotel property the past month, re-
turned to his home in Denver this
morning.
L. S. Gorton has been night eng
ineer for several DAYS, relieving W. R.
Bradford, who was taking a much
needed rest from the long strain of
service there.
The Women's Club met with its,
president, Mrs. John Swartz, last
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Pullum
lead the exercises and proved a most
capable leader.
Mrs. Edwin Pennock, who is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Peck, on Cow creek, will leave about
April first to join her husband at
Newfork, Wyoming.
Mrs. Holck entertained about TWEEN
ty OF her lady friends at bridge last
Thursday. The day was fine and de-
Iicious refreshments made the occa-
sion a very pleasant one.
Mrs. Emma Walker and her daueh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Clark, left Tuesday
morning for Lordsburgh, Calf, where
they will visit W. p Walker and fam
lily for a couple of months.
Mrs. d. E. Winsor returned home
from visiting her sister at La Crosse
WIS, last Thursday. She has been i'll
with tonsillitis since her return, but
is a little improved at this time.
Little Olive Scribner, who vas 40
sick with fever and stomach trouble
that her people we're alarmed about
her is much improved at THE time
and is able to play around the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl WilIford were
visiting Saratoga Monday. They
mad to come to town in a light buggy
as that was all a team of horses could
pull in the present muddy condition
of the roads.
Ralph w. Wood and his mother
Mrs. Ellen E. Wood, were in from
the ranch yesterday. While here
Mrs. Wood had her pension papers
made out before U. S. Commissioner.
j. F. Crawford
FRANK Poorman, the S. & f. agent
here was fortunate enough SUNDAY to
XIII a large wild goose down near the
mouth OF Lake creek. This is the
strongest evidence that ''spring has
come" that We have had vet.
D. K. Dodds, who has had the Dog
gett ranch on Cow creek rented. was
IN town Saturday. Since that ranch
was sold to l.. A, Huston, Mr.. Dodds
VIII from there to the Eager
ranch for the coming season.
James Harden, who in company
with Mr.. Corpening, went to Shaw,
nee, Okla, with a car load of horses
~ February, returned home yester-
Jay alter visiting several other points
OF Interest in tha