, 1912-07-25

>oSh aha rs w. SOAu C8hA< aoWh l
from Brush creek Saturday.
Russell Robinson, who has been
staying at the Tilton ranch, came
down from that place Tuesday. He
is much improved in health since
coming here.
G. Cusack who arrived here last
week in feeble health, is making de-
cided improvement and attributes it
to the use of the water from the
Paulsou we'll.
MIR. and Mrs. Dell Walck and
three children, from Oklahoma, &C.
cempanied by Miss Grace Dean, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Walck
this summer.
E. NJ. Green g. Company have the
contract to paint the county bridge
over the North Platte river at this
place. The county furnishes the
paint and the work will be thoroly
done.
The folks at the Jones e. Willford
ranch, on Calf creek, are looking for
F. o. Williams to come from Santa
Monica, Calf, on or about the LIST of
August, and remain for two or three
months.
Mrs. Clark Wilcox, who came down
from the ranch last week, was met
here by her husband Saturday and
they went up to Cow creek on the
train Sunday morning.
Mrs. George Sullivan and daughter
Miss Margaret, who went to the Pen.
mock ranch Saturday for a visit with
the people there, returned to Saratoga
Monday and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons
took them on up to Cow creek.
Fred Peters, W. A. Humphreys,
w. F. Edwards, d. S. Wilcox and a
number of the crew Of tie drivers who
passed thru here recently with the
Carbon Timber Company's tie drive,
returned home Tuesday, the drive
having reached Fl. Steel the day be-
fore.
Thorn Peryam who had just return
ed from Chicago, where he had I'M
dergoue an operation for appendicitis
at the hands Of DR.. Stillman, passed
ed thru here Tuesday on his way
to his home at Riverside. He was
feeling quite we'll considering his
sickness.
P. l.. Howard d Son, who have the
Forney ranch leased, are baling their
first crop of alfalfa and hauling it to
town and the Pilon Mercantile com
pany is shipping it to the Rawlins
market where hay from the Saratoga
valley finds a ready sale.
w. E. Sears and wife came down
from the ranch Tuesday to do come
shopping, returning home Saturday
morning. Miss Frances who has
been visiting her Aunt and Uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turnbull, for a
couple of weeks, returned with them
Rev. r. g. Hamilton vas hurt last
week by falling down the stairs at his
residence. This happened the morn
ing he was leaving for Laramie and
when he reached there he was in a
bad condition and went under the
doctors care. He is alright again at
this time altho still some sore.
w. W. Petty, who is opening up a
new coal bank down the river, near
the old Phillips mine, came up from
that place Saturday. He says he had
to go into the hill 260 feet before
finding the quality of coal he was
after, but that he is now ready to
supply customers with a good quail
ty of coal.
George Kelley, a machinest who
came over with Dee ]. Wren last
Sunday, was busy fixing up the
White Steamer that was out of com
mission here and stored in Bob Cas-
teel's garage He got it in shape 80
that it could be run aud Tuesday
evening he and Dee j. Wren left for
Rawlins with the it.
The Ferris Hotel base ball team of
Rawlins came over Sunday in autos
for a game with the Saratoga team
An accident on the road delayed
their arrival, but the game came off