, 1917-03-01

on their way home to Saratoga.
Art Ferry, of Encampment, passed
through Saratoga Sunday on his re-
turn from Rawlins, where he was
called on the jury.
Tom McNulty was in town from
his North Spring creek ranch Monday
and Tuesday, Tom says this has
been a long winter.
Word was received by Judge Blood
of the arrival of a baby girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Briner
who now lives in Denver.
Mr.. Fairman, auditor for the S. q
E. Ry., returned via Saratoga to En-.
campment Sunday, after "a two weeks
visit with friends in Idaho
Mrs. Annie Lemoine Wyley went
up to the Huston ranch to take the
position as housekeeper. Mrs. Will
Jams is leaving March LIST, for a rest
Mr.. and Mrs. Wort McManas and
family arrived home on Wednesday
after a three months visit in Ohio
with Mr. McManas' relatives. They
also visited in Nebraska.
Mr.. W. 81. Stoyer and family are
leaving Saratoga next week for Wash
ington. Mr.. Mace has purchased the
Stoyer residence and will move his
family there at an early date.
Tyler Hays invited a few little
friends on Thursday afternoon to help
him celebrate his 9th birthday. De
licious refreshments of ice cream and
cake were servsd by his mother.
Mrs. Emit johnson and Mrs Chas
wilcox entertained the Ladies Aid in
the basement of the church on Thurs
day. General business was transac-
ted, which was followed by the social
hour and refresnment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Nj. Scarrow were
in town from their river ranch Mon
day with butter and buttermilk. Sat
urday was their regular day and was
the first time they have failed to get
in for two years on their regular day.
Andrew Dahl returned from Chey-
annn C,nIau ~hara he Rod hoo, -.
business. He reports the U. P still
having trouble with snow blockades
and that they are building snow sheds
along the Medicine Bow Rock River
country.
The !. o. OF. dance last Thursday
evening at the opera house was a very
pleasant and successful affair, a nice
crowd was IN hand to enjoy the even
ing. The supper in charge of the
Rebekahs vas up to the usual stand
dard of those ladies'. They were also
very successful financially.
Mrs. Chas. Scott gave a pleasant
little party for her grand son Herald
on Saturday afternoon. 1t being his
9th birthday. His school mates and
a few other little friends were invited
The afternoon was spent in games
and music, after which a delicious
lunch was was served.
VIM. Parr, the young man who
came so neal being frozen to death
the oath of last month while walking
from Walcott to Saratoga had the
tips of five of his fingers removed by
DIR. Price on Saturday, two fingers on
the left hand and three on the right
Mr.. Parr feels that he was very for.
tunate to recover as we'll as he did.
We have in Saratoga a practically
new piano which we are compelled to
to take back. We are willing to sacri-
flee this at a great discount, which
will mean a rare bargain for anyone
who is considering the purchase of a
piano within the next year. This is
something you should not miss. Bald.
win Piano Co, 1886 California street,
Denver, Colo.
Joseph Shurbert, the Brush creek
stage driver had a narrow escape in
Fridays storm, He left Sanger's at
the regular time. After getting out
three miles he decided the team could
not pillow through the snow, there be-