, 1912-03-14

roll, his partner, met him here ana
took him out to the ranch, where he is
looking after matters there this week.
Mrs. d. S. Stout was in town Tues
day, having come down with Harry
q. Smith and wife, who were down
to make yearly desert proof at the
Office of j. f. Crawford, q. S. Com
missioner.
Mrs. Glenn Scott has a bad hand
the result OF aying it cut on a piece
of glass. She may have to go to
Rawlins to have an X-ray taken of it
to see if any pieces of glass are still
IN the hand.
James E. Anderson and wife have
been guests of the Hotel Wolf the
past week and Sunday they both
left on the S. & E. for Laramie,
where they will visit friends and rel
atives for a time.
E. B. Winner left Tuesday norm
ing for Grand Island, Nebr., where
he will engage in shearing sheep the
coming spriug and summer. He
goes to that point every summer
where he has a line Of regular GUS
toners.
Lon Reynolds moved his family
down from Brush creek Monday and
will at once begin work on the Hot
Springs ranch which he has rented
for this year. Lon is a hustler and
will doubtless be able to do we'll on
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Sears and Miss
Frances arrived Tuesday from Den
yer, where they have been for
the past two months, detained by Mr..
Sears illness. Mr.. Sears stood the
trip quite well but lacks considerable
of being his old active self yet.
We made two errors last week in
the Council Proceedings. We gave a
bal. in Treasurer's report of 1888
and it should have been 1858 and
the clerks salery and expenses
should have been 1858 instead OF the
regular l0.40, it's monthly salary.
They had a very fine dance out at
the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. w. H.
Large on South Spring creek last
Friday night. A number of the PEG.
pie from here went out and they re-
port a pretty swell affair. Refresh
mcnts we're served at midnight and
all had a good time.
j. w. Kennaday left Sunday for
Shelton, Nebr., where he goes on his
yearly sheep shearing trip. He ex.
poets to be joined at that place by
Ed. Freeman who has been feeding
stock at Kearnev ali winter for Cos
grif Bros. Sheep Company. They
will be absent all spring and summer.
Miss Adah Kuykendall had a birth
day party Saturday and little Miss
Elsie Snyder was first assistant.
They had cakes and chocolate and
played games and had ii fine time all
afternoon. There we're present Mast
er frankie Hughes, R egina and Eliz.
abeth Jensen, Grace McElvoy and
Edna Snyder.
The cattle firm of Hunter, CasteeI
&Hunter shipped twelve cars of feed
ers from this place Sunday. The
shipment went to Kent d Burke Live
Stock d Grain Company, of Omaha,
and is part of a lot of eleven hundred
feeders recently purchased here by
Ora ID. Ball, the manager of that
company, who was here in person to
negotiate the purchase.
The Mothers meeting held at the
residence Of Mrs. w. P. Hays Tues
Gay afternoon was a very interesting
affair. The program as given in last
weeks Sun was carried out and en-
Joyed by all present. There were 81
women present and a large number Of
young people and children. Refresh
ments were served and the sum of SO,
70 was taken in, which goes to the IL
brary fund to purchase new books.
F. ID. Lyons informs the Sun that
it is his intention to go into the real
estate business here in a short time.
he was formerly connected with a