, 1912-10-17
Additional Chips

1850 I
Desert, where be has recently taken
the company's sheep numbering
about $4,000.
Mrs. Geo. W. Sisson left for Denver
last week for medical advice, as she
will probably have to undergo an OPP
Grafton shortly. Mrs. Sisson may be
gone q mouth.
W. C. Summons, the S. and E. sta
tion agent at this place, recently pur-
chased the Pearson residence in Glen
roy addition and moved his family
there the first of the week.
II. C. Paulson, candidate for the
House of Representative on the dem
ocratic ticket, who had been a Sara
toga visitor for several days, left for
his home in the basin Saturday.
A. G. McMsnis came up from Sage
creek Tuesday. Mrs. McManis is
not recovering as she should and he
is making arrangements 70 bring her
to town in order that she may take
the baths.
A. a. Huston and Ira B. Casteel
came down from the Huston ranch
Yesterday on a business trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Huston and Frank Williams
plan to leave here next Tuesday orn
ing for their homes in Santa Monica.
Mrs. Brink, of Rawlins, whose
little daughter has been staying with
Nh. and Mrs. carp of this place,
came over from that place last week
after the child. She returned home
Saturday and Mr.. carp accompanied
her.
Fl. R. Holmes and wife, who were
here for a couple of weeks, left for
their home in Denver Monday. Mr..
Holmes expects to return shortly, as
he is interested in the Sterrett High
Line canal and will push 1t forward
as fast as he can.
Mrs. c. M. Wilcox visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Bert Lee, and family,
for two or three days last week. Mr..
Lee brot Mrs. Wilcox in Saturday.
Miss Spacia Dunn, the teacher OF the
Pass Creek school, came in with him
to do some shopping.
Hunter, Casteel & Hunter shipped
fourteen cars of feeders last Saturday
to the Great Western Sugar Comp.
any at Sterling,C Colo, where they will
be fed for market. The steers were
loaded at Canyon and came direct
from the range in the upper country
S. E. Phelps, candidate for County
attorney, accompanied by his estim'
able wife, came down from Encamp
ment Tuesday with the Senate,
Brown party, and he and his wife
have been visiting friends here in
town until this morning, when they
returned to Ensampment.
A. L. Mauk returned Sunday from
his trip to Casper on Grand Lodge
business, and lett again Tuesday
morning for Green River where he
will follow his trade of shoe-making
Mr.. Mauk lived at Green River fol
many years and they have pursuad
ed him to return, much to the regre,
of the people here who have learned
to depend on Mr.. Mauk's ability at
an expert member of shoes.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Pearson and
family left Tuesday about l O'Clock
for Salt Lake in their Oldsmobile
They went via Rswlins where Mr.,
Pearson had business to attend to,
Mrs Pearson and children took the
train from there and P. A. Hinman
accompanied Mr.. Pearson to Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. NJ. Cushing, who
had been called east by the news OF
the dangerous illness of Mi. Cush-
ing's mother, returned home yester-
terday. We have been unable to
learn whether they arrived there be-
fore the death OF Mrs. Gushing or
not, but they we're present during
the last sad rites.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Huston and
family leavs for Los Angeles, Calf.
Tuesday and will make their future
home either there or in Santa Monica.
Their many friends here regret to see