, 1912-08-01

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in last week for a stay of several days.
Ralph W. Wood and little daught-
ers, Helen and Marguerite, were in
last week from Elk hollow to do
some shopping.
S. g.. Swanson, an old friend and
neighbor of George Sullivan, when he
lived in Augusta, Ills, arrived here
yesterday and he and Taylor Pennock
went up to the Sullivan place this
morning on a visit.
The heavy rains turnout the valley
put the ranchmen at their ease for a
few days and many Of them took ad-
vantage of the damp weather to run
into town and DO a little business Ill
the way of buying ranch supplies and
repairs for machinery.
Miss Susie Albee, a stenographer
in the Colorado Agricultural College,
came up from that place Saturday on
a visit to her people here. She was
up last year for a couple of weeks
and will remain about the same
length of time on this visit.
Thomas Williams, accompanied by
his two sons, Russell and William
and his sister, Miss Virginia Williams
arrived here Monday from Chicago
and joined the outing party which is
camped on the North Platte river
some three miles below here.
Jack Sisson has sold his laundry
business to Claude Weigan who will
conduct the business IN future. Mr..
and Mrs. Sisson will leave in a week
or two to look up a new location
where Mrs. Sisson's health will be
better.
Mrs. Julia Ferris Miller, in
company with her son Ralph and her
neice, Miss Helen Childs, returned
Tuesday from their visit to the Big
Creek Cattle Companys ranch.
They halted here for dinner and then
continued on to Rawlins that after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Humphrey
and daughter Eina went to Rawlins
Thursday ON a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheahan and Mr.. and Mrs. Neske.
They came up Sunday accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sheahan and MIR.
and Mrs. Neske who returned to Raw
Inns Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Selby, of
Manetto, O., accompanied by F. H.
Frank, OF Red Bank, N. j., are guests
OF the Hotel Wolf. The Selby's visit
Saratoga every year for the fishing.
o. E. Searles, of the Remington U.
NJ. c. company, was in the party.
II. B. Kerr and family, of Cheyen.
ne, arrived here Friday aud we're reg
istered at the Hotel Wolf. Mr.. Kerr
is one of the officers of the Humane
Society and he and his family were
out on a couple of weeks vacation,
having visited Elk Mountain and
other points along the route.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Cullen of Raw
Inns and Dir. and Mrs. Marve E
Warner of Denver were Saratoga
visitors yesterday, returning to the
railroad this morning. Mr.. Warner
is the popular travelling salesman for
]. S. Brown & Bro. of Denver and he
aud wife are just returning from a
months visit to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. John Swanson, who has been
in Denver for the past two or three
months, returned home Sunday. She
was accompanied by her son Charles
Swanson and his wife and little son,
a boy of 5 years, who reside in Bill
lings, Montana, who will spend sew
eral weeks visiting at the old home
on South Spring creek. MIR. Swan
son went on to Rawlins, returning
home Tuesday.
Sam. g. Hunter, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Anna Nj. Hunter,
went up to Rawlins last week, return
ing Sunday. Miss Hunter already
has a teachers certificate, the result
of a recent examination, and while in
Rawlins this time she took another
examination, hoping to obtain a
second grade certificate. Miss Hunt
er gives every indication OF a natural
adoption to the work of teaching and
will doubtless make a success of it.