, 1915-06-17
Saratoga Chips
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W. ]. Horn was in town Saturday
from Cedar creek
w. M. Horton, s. u E. agent,
spent Sunday on Pass creek.
Pete Olson and wife were among
the Rawlins visitors here Sunday.
Hugh Mowry and family were in
town Saturday from Spring creek.
Fl. q. Paulson was over from the
Basin country Friday on a short trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hook entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford at a fine dinner
Sunday evening.
Perry Ault, water commissioner dis
trict No. "a, was over from Pass creek
Monday on business. =
NJ. B. McKillip returned Saturday
from a trip to Walden, Colo, where
he went on Thursday.
f. P. Parker, of Boulder, Colo, a
cousin of the late John Parker, was
in fine city today visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Swanson and
family we're in town Friday from their
spring creek ranch in their car.
There were about 10 or IL cars
from Rawiins Sunday enjoying the
day fishing and driving over the val
ley.
William Stewart, s. & E. fireman
stopped off here Monday and stayed
over until the south bound Tuesday
morning.
John F. Wilcox and two sons,
Amos and Frank, were down from
Encampment Thursday on a short
business trip.
j. A. Schoonjans was over from
Pass creek the first of the week and
says his arm is o. K. now after his
recent accident.
G. W. Broadhurst and Capt. Davis
returned Sunday from Cheyenne,
where they went on business. They
brought back a new car for the Davis
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. White entertained at
an elegant dinner Tuesday. The
guests we're Mrs. Emma Walker, Rev.
R. r. Marquis of Encampment and
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford.
R. P. Fuller and T. A. Cosgriff
we're up here last week On a fishing
trip and looking after business mat
tiers from Cheyenne. MIR. Fuller went
to Eucampment from here and Mr..
Cosgriff went to Denver.
Roderic Crawford had a small
birthday party Friday on his 7th
birthday and some 20 little folks en-
joyed the afternoon in games and a
light luncheon was served before the
little folks departed for their homes.
The Altar Society gave their annu-
al strawberry festival and dance Fri
day night in the Jensen hall. They
had a good attendance and a very
successful affair both socially and fin
ancialIy. Leuke Bros. of Encamp-
ment furnished the music.
Miss Anna Hunter is teaching a
kindergarten this summer in Sarato-
ga, as we'll as about ten private pu-
pills. She has some twelve in her
kindergarten class and the little folks
seem to enjoy the work. Miss Hun
ter now holds u second class profess
sional certificate, having passed the
examination last year, and her work
is excellent.
Mrs. G. Nj. Wilcox was called to
Percival Iowa Wednesday by a tel
egram stating the serious illness of
her sister, Susan Fl. Parkinson. Mrs.
Wilcox arrived there Friday in time
for her sister to recognize her before
the end. This is the last of the i'm
mediate family of Mrs. Wilcox she
being the survivor of her parents and
brothers and sisters. She will prob
ably visit there for a month before re-
turning home.
The school board met Friday and
elected teachers for the ensuing term
with the exception Of a principal, and
they expect to select n in a few
days, as they are in touch with sew
eral good men. Miss Doggett, Miss
Flood and Mrs Ekdahl we're all re.
elected in their respective places,
which they held during the last term.
Miss Doggett and Miss Flood are in