, 1914-07-30

Mrs. c. G. Hickok and Mslly ar
rived back Friday from a two weeks
visit at the Herring place on Brush
creek. Kick patched.
BILLY" Kennaday came up from
Denver Monday where he has been
for the past month after finishing up
shearing at Cheyenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Paulson enter.
tanned Ole Theobaldi, Miss Keller
and Miss Susie Forney at 6 O'Clock
dinner Monday evening.
A little rain this week has inter.
fered with haying considerable, but
for all that there is a big crop and it
is going up in good shape.
Mrs. Walter Pilon returned Thurs
day from her trip east, where she
went in nsw TO a telegram of the
sickness Of one Of her sisters.
c. w. Ma1feld is selling cabbage
from his garden. This is about the
first time that cabbage has ever been
matured here by the 10th of July.
A. B. Walker was down from
Brush creek Friday and took Mrs.
Emma Walker and Mrs. Anna Craw-
ford back for a few days visit at the
ranch.
j. w. Broadhurst, of Laramie, ia
ther of Geo. W., Willis E. aud Ar
thur Broadhurst, of this place, came
in Tuesday and will spend a few days
visiting his sons.
Miss Daisy Lemon was brought
over from the Stockwell ranch north
of Walcott Sunday. She is much i'm
proved, although not yet in the best
of health, after her severe illness.
Hon. John E. Osborne. first Assis-
tant Secretary of State to W. j. Bry-
an, accompanied by j. 81. Williams
and FL. G.. Wood came in yesterday
and will spend a day or two in the
valley.
R. T. Wood is stopping at the Ho'
Springs bathing for rheumatism,
which came on to him suddenly, and
he was in pretty bad shape for sew
eral days, but seems some better at
this time.
Earl Mowry arrived back from Ne
braska last week after an extended
stay there on business He brought
back a new car, which will be used
from now on in place of driving hors-
es on the Mowry ranch.
]. D. Paulsou leaves next Sunday
for Kansas City, where he goes as a
delegate to the national convention of
the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He
will visit Chicago, Omaha and other
points before his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby, of Marietta
Ohio, arrived Friday for their annual
outing. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Alexander. They
came here this year as usual, in their
car, and will spend a couple of weeks
or more fishing and hunting.
G. A. Anderson, prosecuting attor.
ney of Albany county and candidate
for District Judge, on the Democratic
ticket, was up from Laramie last
week for a few days getting acquaint-
ed with people in Saratoga. Nj. An
derson mrde many friends and seems
to be a very fine young
The Mountain States Tel. & Tel.
Co. have a big crew of men taking
down the Salt Lake Denver line from
Laramie to Wslcott. This line is nc
longer used since the direct trans
continental line was put into com
mission a short time ago. They were
camped here the first Of ths week.
A telegram came to Donald, Will.
liam and Alex. McPhail Thursday,
bearing the intelligence of the death
Of their brother, James McPhail, who
resided in Denver. Alex McPhail
went down Saturday and attended
the funeral which vas held there Sun
day afternoon. Mr.. McPhail lived
here abous 30 years ago and the i'm
mediate cause Of his death was drop
sy.
Under the special appointment,
and owing to the illness Of Mis-
Smith, Miss Purvis held the teachers
examinations here Friday and Sstur'
day, at the residence Of DR.. Price