, 1916-11-02
Saratoga Chips

frankie Hughes is working at the
Canary ranch this week.
Geo. Campbell spent several days in
the end Of last week.
William Hunter is visiting at the old
Huston ranch with Ira Casteel.
Don't forget the speaking, free picture
show and dance Saturday night.
Ray Riggs and his mother were in from
Spring creek Saturday and Sunday.
Chas. Mckay made a business trip to
Rawlins Wednesday, returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McPhai il, Jr..
were guests at the Hotel Wolf Sunday.
Mrs. j. b. Maghee has been confined
to her home the past week with a bad
attack of cold.
john Swanson, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Swanson were in from
Spring creek yesterday.
George Cusack of Nebraska is here
this week looking over the Cusack ranch
property west of this city.
q. NJ. Brown of Spring creek was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday, having
some work lone on his automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Cluff and Mr.. King
man we're in from Spring Creek, to at
tend the picture show Saturday night.
Mrs. Grady entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Pilon and Mr.. and Mrs. M. b.
McKillip and Miss Pohl at dinner Sun
day.
Miss Lizzie Petty has been sick the
past week with an liberated tooth. Miss
Moore has been taking her place as night
operator.
Mrs. Don McPhail is again installed
in her place as waitress at the Wolf
Hotel. Mrs. Nc Plail mas been several
years there, but has had a much needed
rest and vacation, the past month.
Miss Dorothy Peryam and Miss Dee
billiard gave a very pleasant Halloween
party at the Peryam ranch Monday eve,
Mrs. W. P. Hays of Saratoga vent up
to kncampment to attend the party.
We nave u good letter from c. A.
Kenaaday, who with his good wife are
so-journing in Cedar Vale, Kansas, for
the winter. Judging from the one of
his letter they are enjoying life, and had
we the space would print it.
Fred Peters is in town this week snf.
ering with a bad knee: He received the
injury from a falling timber, striking
a heavy saw that he was using, driving
the teeth of the sasa into the knee, max.
ing "A very serious and painful wound.
Mrs. ID. ID. Winsor was hostess to q
a number of lady friends Wednesday af-
ternoon. Cards and music were the en-
tertainment of the afternoon. At five
o'clock dainty and elegant refreshments
were served. Mrs. Winsor being noted
for her proficiency in this line.
Mr.. Corpening had a car load of horses
IN the stock ya.ds for shipment Tuesday
evening, the train being late; there be-
ing several car loads of cattle from the
upper country. While at supper some
one opened the gate and turned the
horses loose. 1t being Halloween it was
thought that some boys did it.
The Kendrick land steal manipulated
by Hopkins is only one of his many cum
ming traits He used to make the
land seeker kiss the hand of politics be.
fore he would relinquish any os the seq.
regated lands in this valley back to
entry, 1t is also told on good authority
that he was the republican prosecuting
attorney of Sheridan county, Kansas,
and had to leave, and we are not sur
prIsed at his refusal to let Lane examine
the records, and her sent ont kilograms
to the reverse, which are false. Cute
kid, but pretty rough.
Last evening the members of the Re-
bekah lodge and the Women of Wood
craft, gave a farewell party in honor of
Mrs, NJ. Hutchinson, at the home of
Mrs. J.J. Fulksrson. A royal good time
was enjoyed all the evening. and light
refreshments we're served before the
party broke up. Mrs. Hutchinson was
presented with a present to remember
her many friends by. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchinson leave in a few days for
the Green River country, where they
will make their home with their son.
They requested that we mention how
thankful they were for the considera-
ton shown them.