, 1912-01-04
Additional Chips


Pearson at dinner Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Swanson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Hutch.
iuson and children were in from South
Fork for the moving picture show.
Ned Green left for Casper this
morning, where he will join the fami-
ly-of his brother, w. Fl. Green, who
have been located there for a year.
Charles Riddicls, of Idaho Falls,
Ida, who was here to spend the holt
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tor
bett left for home yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. K%uykendall
and Miss Georgia Snyder, who went
down to Denver a couple of weeks
ago, returned home Tuesday.
DR.. G. W. Burke, health officer,
who was down yesterday morning to
look into the scarlet fever cases here,
returned to Encampment the same
day.
Mrs. Tessie Masters, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Griffin, who came
up a few days ago on "a visit to her
parents, left for Denver Monday
morning.
S. ]. and Ira Casteel left Sunday
for Denver where they will join Mrs.
S. ]. Casteel and in a week the party
will go to Los Angeles for the rest of
the winter.
George Sullivan was down yester-
day ''pesticatin'" round town. He
came down for the moving picture
show of Leek's but had to return
without seeing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark enter
tanned Prof. and Mrs. Charles, MIR.
and Mrs. Huntington and daughter
Mary, and Mrs. Emma Walker at
dinner New Years day.
C. w. Webb closed his saloon last
evening and will make arrangements
to move all of his remaining stock to
Walden, Colo, where he is engaged
in the saloon business.
Miss Lesta Andrews returned Mon.
day from Odgen where she had speut
the holidays with her two sisters.
Miss Eva Andrews will go to Califor-
mir for the rest of the winter.
ID. S. Wilcox, who has been night
Waterman in the railroad yards al
Larmie since the beginning of the
strike, now has a permanent position
at that place as day watchman.
j. B. Maghee came in from the
ranch yesterday on a business trip.
Miss Elda Mcneil came in on the
train from Fit. Russell and went out
with him to visit her brother and his
wife who are employed ON the Cad
wei @ MAGNET Tducu'
There is no need to he afraid of tn
scarlet fever. 1t is confined, as yet. to
one family aud that family is etfectua
lily quarantined, so there is no dang
er. If any other cases should de,el-
OPP effective means will he taken to
stamD il ont ut once.
The meeting of the Woman's Club.
which was to have been held at the
residence Of Mrs, ID. E. Winsor ueXt
Saturday afternoon has been indef-
initely postponed on account of the
scarlet fever. Notice Of the meeting
will be given in the Sun.
Robert Torbett, who il working at
his trade of carpentering in Hanna,
was up to spend the Christmas holl-
days with his family. He returned last
week and w. ii. Bates accompanied
him and will also find work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Jensen and
Regina and Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.. Jeu-
o and Elizabeth returned yesterday
from their trip to Wisconsin, where
they all went to spend the Christmas
holidays with their relatives.
Harry Gunst came up from the
coal bank Tuesday to settle up his
monthly bills for December. He
says the coal business has b. en- re-
markably good and We are ready to
believe him, for it has been SO stead,