, 1911-06-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton e. Awes were

loWu tOudy IIOm the mango
Station on Forest Reserve business.
Mrs. Gels is confined to her bed as
the result of u fall recently when 60
ing to a card party in the evening.
She will soon be out again.
Miss Clara Purvis and her mother
left this morning for Holbrook, Nebr
where they go on a visit to a brother,
Frank Purvis.
Fred Plat aud wife we're down
from Cow creek yesterday. He says
crops look we'll in his part of the
country but would be the better of a
good rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Broadhurst
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NUM- went
out to the Pennock ranch Sunday to
take dinner with the hospitable
people OF that place.
A. L. Mauk, of Elko, Nevada, ar
rived here yesterday morning and
may make his home here with his son
and daughter, Albert Mauk and Mrs.
w. C. Edwards.
Nora Doggett leaves Monday for
Laramie where she will attend the
summer school. She expects to teach
a school near Whsatland duri ng the
coming fall and winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Price, Charles and
Garrett Price and Mrs. Purvis and
Miss Purvis spent a pleasant after
noon fishing on Jack creek Tuesday.
They got about rs trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Sears came
down from their Cow creek ranch
Sunday. They visited at the Turn
bull home where Mr.. Huston is stay
ing at present, returning home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mckinney
moved over to Fox Park recently and
will make their home there this sum
mer. MI. Mckinney has work on the
railroad for his teams and is doing
quite we'll.
W. H. Woifard, who went down to
Laramie last week to visit his child
rem, WHO were attending the Univer-
sity at that place, passed thru here
Monday, accompanied by his two
SOM and little daughter.
Frank Poorman, who went down to
Denver on a vacation, is back again.
He came up from Denver to Laramie
with Johnny Ernest In an auto and
from that place he came on here with
Il. L, Kuykendall, who was bringing
his new car in from Denver.
d. S. Richmond was called on to
take DR.. Monnahan to Rawlins Mon
day night in his Ford. He left here
at $50 p. m. going via Fl. Steele,
arriving at Rawlins at 1l;25. He re-
turned the next morning. The trip
to Rawlins was made in less than
three hours.
The invitations for the wedding of
Miss Elsie Lyons and Leonard Stur-
ges, which is to take place at the
Presbyterian church at s o'clock p.
ID. on Thursday, June 22nd, are out.
Miss Lyons was one Of the graduates
from the High school this spring and
Mr.. Sturges is a resident of Kansas
City.
Paul Doggett, who returned from
Denver a few weeks ago, has not i'm
proved rs it was hoped he would. He
has gradully lost ground and his eyes
failed him until he could scarcely see
an object across a room. He and his
mother departed for Denver Sunday
morning to obtain trea tment for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alameda and
little son came in from their camp
out west Monday to bring Frank
MATHS in to take the train. After do
ing a little shopping they returned
home the same evening. MIR. Ala
media says he LANDED on the desert
befored driving his sheep in to their
regular summer range.
The Strawberry Festival given in
Jensen's hall last Friday evening by
the of the Altar Society was
well attended and was quite success