, 1914-08-13

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Tuesday ON a fishing trip and to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Holck for a few days.
Joseph Harden arrived Saturday
from Indiana, where he has been liv-
ing since in February. He expects
to work here this summe and per-
haps return in the fall.
j. w. Nelson. District Forester, of
Denver, formerly supervisor of Medi-
cine Bow National Forest, arrived
yesterday and will put in a week 60
ing over some of the forest in this vi
cinity.
Miss Anna Hunter was kicked by q
horse Thursday on the shin, while
camping with her folks on the river
above here. A doctor was called, and
while the bone is not broken it is very
sore and badly bruised.
j.. l.. Howser, superintendent of the
sugar beet factories of Fl. Collins,
and Floyd Mechlin, a brother OF Mrs.
j. w. Alden, have been here for the
past week visiting the family of j.
w. Alden and incidentally enjoying
the fishing.
F. X. Jones and family arrived
here last week and have taken up
their residence in this city. MI. Jones
came here for his health, being affiict
ed with asthma. He has established
his office here and is ready for bust
ness being both lawyer and %optician.
Miss Ida NJ. Swartz, a trained
nurse and member of board of health
OF Philadelphia, Penn, sister of Frank
Swartz, arrived here last week and is
visiting her brother. From here they
will go to Ogden, Utah, and will visit
Yellowstone Park before her return.
Miss Loudella Flood returned from
Cheyenne Saturday. Miss Flood
taught in Casper during the winter
and has been spending her vacation
in Cheyenne with friends. She has
accepted the position to teach the
Grammar room in the schools here
this winter.
W. H. Stoyer had the misfortune to
have a rake team run off with him
Monday morning on the Meason
ranch on Cedar creek and he was
pretty well banged up with the &C.
curance. He was brought to town
and the DR.. bandaged him up, but no
bones were found to be broken.
Mrs. G. 7. Scott this week purchas-
ed the Dyer Millinery store from M.
b McKillip and will open it for bust
ness in a few days. Mrs. Dyer will
probably make her future residence
in California where she has been the
past winter. Mrs. Scott is a good
milliner and will make good in her
business venture.
Fred g. Bonfils, one of the Denver
Post owners, accompanied by Chas.
b. Van Loan and eight other men
will arrive here some time within the
next ten days and will embark in
boats for a trip to Fit. Steele down
the river to fish and hunt. MIR. Bon
fills made this trip last year and
thinks it is the finest trip i'll the
world. Mr.. Taylor is looking after
the expedition.
Joe Valpanzo, IA Mexican, better
known as Mexican Joe" and who
has been here for some time, doing
mostly nothing, was yesterday ar
rested on a grand larcency charge, on
being in the MitwaIsky Hotel, where
he was seen to enter through a win
dow. While he did not have any
thing in his possession, he claimed
other business and Judge Blood gave
him his choice between the pen and
leaving the county for good, and he
took the latter and left this morning.
Besides taking his choice and leaving,
he took a good dressing from the
Judge, which may last him some lit
tie time.
How One of the Worlds Greatest SONG
Birds Wa Discovered.