, 1912-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Windsor enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Hays aud Rev
and Mrs. Newport at dinner SUNDAY
in honor of their sixth wedding ami.
versery.
Lenora WEIGH got a very bad sprain
Saturday night from catching her
skate while al the skating parry. DR..
Price was called and fixed her up and
she is much better at this time.
Al WEIGH and Ed. Manion came
back from their deer hunt on 8 Mile
with a smile that wont come OF. They
about all the law allowed them
or at least they claim that many.
William Pugh, the Grand Master
of Masons OF Wyoming, will visit off,
cially the local order here on the night
of Dec. 18th. at which time this lodge
will elect officers for the snsuing year.
D. M. Plaster left for Co l~ifornia
Tuesday morning where he goes for
his health. He has not yet recovered
from an attack of kidney trouble he
contracted while visiting in Iowa last
winter
j. T. Thompson has been with the
Woods thresher this fall, and having
completed that work was In town "A
few days this week. He goes to Raw
Inns shortly on business before return
ing to his ranch.
Jack and Vina Sheahan were in
from Rawlins to spend Thanksgiving
with the family of W. II. Humphreys,
Mrs. Sheahan returned to Rswlins
Friday and Jack stayed over for .
few days vacation.
E. S. Judd sold his barber shop to
B T. Grady here Saturday. NJ. Judd
will look up a new location. He has
heeu in business here for the last %
years. Mr.. Grady was in business
here before he went out to California.
Mrs. j.. D. Paulson left Saturday
for a visit to her relatives in Missouri.
She took little John and Frances with
her, and Mr.. Paulson will keep house
for Edna and Mary during her alb
sence. she will be gone until Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ainsworth were
in the city Thursday to take dinner
with MIR. and Mrs. A. W. Ainsworth.
Mrs. A. W. Ainsworth accompanied
them back to the ranch Sunday for .
few days visit. Mrs. Taylor Pennock
took care of the hotel during her alb
sence.
Mrs. John Woollum and her niece,
Mrs. Ray Farmer, arrived here Mon
day from Laramie where they attend
ed the funeral of Mrs Wood a sister
of Mrs. Woolium. They went out to
the ranch of S. S. Wood, where they
will visit for a time before returning
to their home in Iowa.
DR.. Price took several stitches In r.
Corperipg's lip Sunday morning. Bob
a showing a home made snow pillow
along the side walks over at the bath
house cleaning of the walks and the
pillow caught on a nail and took Bob
down for a fall which cut his lip open
and skinned his face pretty bad
Gus Burkhurst was ia town Friday.
He informs us that his brother Ira.
in California, died on the 7th of last
month aud that he was unable tolearn
anything further. Ira Barcus was one
OF the old timers of this valley and
lived for years on his ranch, which is
now owned by Chas. Sanger up the
river.
The Basket Ball boys will play
another game Monday night Dec. 9th.
Next Friday, Dec. 18th, they go to
Encampment to play and the girls
go with them to play the Encamp-
ment girls. The 8. & e. will run q
special train for the occasion. The
girls also play a preliminary game
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heather left
Monday for California where they will
spand the winter on the occur of
Mr.. Heather's health. They were 90.
companied as far as Rawlins by Mayor
Mckillip, who went aa one of the