, 1907-10-09
GATHERED
At ROCK RIVER
INTERFERING ITEMS FROM TIE
NORTHERN PART OF COUNTY
BY BUSY REPORTER.
Large Dance at Ross Mercantile Com
pany's New warehouse, With Sew
eraI Visitors from Laramie and
Nearby Ranches-Home Hotel
Passes Into Hands Of Pheian.

Rock River, Wyo., Oct. 9.-Another
very successful dance was given Sal
urday evening in the Ross Mercantile
company's new warehouse, which &C
commodated a large crowd, there being
fifty couples present to enjoy the dane
ing. excellent music being furnished
iby Neithe's. orchestra of Laramie. Al
midnight the merry dancers partooR
of a bountiful supper prepared by Mrs
McDermctt of the Rock River hotel
Many we're loath to depart from the
merry throng, which broke up in the
wee small hours" Among the out-of'
town guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
White, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Grail, MI. ana
Mrs. f. Chapman, Mr.. n Mrs. j. >.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Kendall,
Mrs. G. w. McAllister, Misses Hazel
Entwistle, Grace Peale, Anna and Alice
Rice. Mr.. Pitcher of Laramie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Dixon and Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
son of Cooper hill, and many others
from surrounding ranches.
Hotel Changes Hands.
The Home hotel changed hands the
first of the month, Mrs. Evans, the
former manager, leaving for Rawlins,
Judge Phelan taking charge of the he
tel.
Real Estate Sales.
Quite a change has taken place here
in real estate, Mr.. Asmus Franzen haV'
ing purchased Mr.. Waugh's new resi-
dence, Mr.. Waugh purchasing Uncle
lPete Rynder's new residence.
Injured While Carving.
Fred McDerInott met with an acct
dent Saturday afternoon. While carv
ing meat the knife slipped, cutting him
severely. He was taken to Laramie
for treatment.
some Personal Notes.
G.. Il. Smith and G. l. Hoge made
business trip to. Laramie last week
Sir George Flower of London, Eng
land, who has been spending the pas
two months at Neil Matheson's ranch
arrived here Thursday and left for the
east.
Mrs. Hugh Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs
Lippencott, Miss Myrtle Clayton am
If. p. Kendall spent a Few days In tho
Laramie peak district last week.
Misses Grace Peale and Ella Fran
zen, Jess Hixon and Mr.. and Mrs. G
e. Smith have returned from Douglas
Mrs. Lane and Miss E. Butler return
ed from the east Thursday. leaving 81
once for the Murray ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Goodman of AT
llington were here Thursday to NEE
their brother, Mr.. Goodman, of Sal,
Lake.
e. A. Harnden and wife, Mrs. Frank
Foster and Miss Maud Foster return
ed from Laramie Thursday.
]. F. White made a business trip ia
Bosler Thursday.
Mrs. F. P. Kendall and two children
of Laramie are here visiting friends.
Mr.. Neal Matheson or Toltec, spent a
few days here.
Mr.. Greenwood and Mr.. Lockwood 81
Laramie were here for a few days on a
hunting trip last week.
"Uncle' Pete Rynder left for the
king ranch Sunday to do some carpen
tering.
S. ]. Morris has moved his family
into their new residence.
Mrs. G. w. McAllister and children
of Denver arrived Saturday and will
Spend a few weeks visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. G. q. Smith.
Miss Bess Ankrom and Ida and Har-
ry Langheldt of Laramie spent Sun
day here with friends. Miss Ida Lang
|heldt left the next day for McGil!.
where she will teach school.
Mr.. Joe Durbin Of Garrett has re-
turned after a weeks visit in Denver
and left for Garrett at once.
Miss Grace Peale, after spending the
summer with her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Il. Smith, has returned to her
home in Laramie.
Mrs. Olivia Peale of Laramie arriv-
ed on No. 3 Monday to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. G. E. Smith.