, 1918-02-07
Earl Petty went to Rawlins Tuesday
afternoon to have dental work done.

week.
Paul Pilon made a business trip to
Rawlins the first of the week, return
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. Isaac Sanger came in yester-
day, accompanied by her small grand
daughter, for a visit with Mrs. Jenk-
ing at the b. A. Lee home.
Fl. G.. Wilcox, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. H.. L. Wilcox, drove up to
the J. f. Wilcox ranch on ~Encampment
creek Monday for a few days visit.
I. NJ. CONFESS came down on SatuF-
day from his ranch in the Encamp-
ment country. He reports the roads in
of.
1t is small-yet luxurious. 1t is
beautiful-extremely so. 1t is grace
ful-in every line. 1t has pep-worlds
of il. 1t is observation-disclosures it's a
Hupp.-Adv.
Thos. McNaney was a business visi-
tor in town Monday from his ranch
home on South Cedar creek. He re-
ports about two feet of snow in his
neighborhood, with four to five feet a
few miles back in the hills.
An orchestra from Laramie has been
engaged to furnish music for the Odd
Fellows Annual Ball on Washington's
Birthday, February %. The Rebekahs
will furnish the supper, and every Odd
Fellow is a member of the committee
which will endeavor to furnish you the
best time you've had for man. a moon
Don't miss it!
johnson & Corlett, proprietors Of the
local movie show, have ordered a num-
Der of new parts for their picture ma
chine, including new lighting equip
ment and condenser, which, they say,
will insure far more satisfactory pic
lures thai they have been able to show
with the old equipment The new
parts will be installed at once.
The Red Cross ladies have announc-
GU IL hulu llIC SoNlul W ldhC BihNS
at their hall on Thursday evening,
February IA. All who attend must APP
pear in hard times attire, or be subject
TO a fine. This occasion will afford a
rare opportunity for the Sun printers
to shine in society, as we may, without
any special preparation, appear in
most appropriate costume.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Saratoga Commercial
Company, held at the parlors of the
Stock Growers Bank on Tuesday after
noon, the following officers were elect
ed: President, Vim Mace; vice pres
ident, Chas. Pennock; secretary and
treasurer, G. G. Hickok. These three
officials also constitute the board of
directors of the company for the en-
suing year.
Albert Hansen arrived here last Fri
day from Denver with a carload of
fancy Hereford cattle owned by ]. d.
to tax the management of the Canary
& Son ranch, Riley Burdett having re-
signed that position some time age.
The Herefords he brought in were
show stock, which had been taken to
Denver a short time ago for exhibition
at the stock show.
A short while back we had to take a
doctor out in the country. The roads
were so bad that we frequently had to
leave the road. Sometimes we headed
for the hills and on several occasions
remarks from the back seat were to
the effect that it couldn't be done and
that it was too much to ask of a car.
But She went every time, without un-
loading a passenger-Hupp, Series
"R."-Rawlins Garage.
H.. LaSalle. the engineer in charge of
the Elkhorn mining property on Elk
Mountain, has spent the past several
days in town awaiting instructions
from the of the property, who
reside in Oklahoma City. Mr.. LaSalle
has had a small force of men employed
for several weeks past in cleaning out
the mine workings and otherwise re-
facilitating the property, which has
been idle for several years, INT COM
pleted these preliminaries last week.
According to the engineer, a meeting
Of the stockholders and directors was
to have been held in Oklahoma City
this week, and while he has not re-
ceived any instructions up to the pres
ent, he confidently expects to get the
word to GO ahead with road repairs and