I Air. and Airs. J. F. Crawford en
tertained a number of friends on
i Christmas day, and had a Christ
inas tree in the evening. The
guests were Air. and Airs. Alulford
Haines and Master Newell, Air.and ;
, Mrs. C. S. Miner and Aliss Lura.
I The menu contained both roast'
' turkey and gCose. n I the day was
a very pleasant one in every par
ticular. Exactly the same people i
! celebrated Christmas there last I
! year, and it was unanimously vote ! '
[then and there, that the present;
I Christmas should be spent under;
■ the same roof.
The Walcott Depot.
There was a gentleman in this
office, a day or two ago, who in
formed us that he hud reliable in
formation from parties on the line
of road, that the railroad had de
termined to build a depot at Wal
cott, and that the bill for lumber
for the same had been sent in, and i
that the depot would be built at '
an early date. There is hardly any
estimation that can be placed on '
the advantage that will accrue to
this valley by the building of a
station at Walcott, and the chang
iug of the mail route from Rawlins
to that point.
A Motor Line to Walcott.
