, 1921-08-25
House Party at
Homestead.
PERSONALS

C. II. Reimcrth Of tho firm Of Rel
merth and Van Dcnberg, accountants.
has returned from Lander where he
has been looking after company bust
ness for several Gays.
William ~kyne has returned from
Shoshoni and Bull Lake where he has
been for the past week.
Miss Fidesta Hastings and Miss
Graco Woods 9th OF Grancll, Iowa.
are visiting at h home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Graves. en- route to the cast from
the Yellowstone National park.
MI. G. n. Pcnley and Mr.. Penicy
his father. who is visiting here from
ing trip In the Big Horn mountains
week.
John Whcian. prominent attorney,
has returned from Shoshoni where he
has been spending the week.
DIR. c. d. Evans and Clifford | Gal.
ley, arc visiting in tho city today from
their home in Columbus. Neb., en-
route to the Yellowstone National
park.
II. knickenDocker OF the Midwest
Refining company has returned from
Billings and Lewistown, Mont, where
he has beer on company business for
the past two weeks.
J.. A. Conrad Of the Navajo labora-
tory Of Denver is visiting In the city
for a few days attending to business
interests.
H. 3. Durham went TO Denver last
night on business trip. also points
in southern Coloradoi
Alfred r. Lowey will return from
Denver tomorrow morning.
A. J.. Cunningham of the Casper
National hank and noted sheepmAn.
left last night for Cheyenne. whers
he will spend a day looking after
business.
Mr.. Int Mrs. r.. Il. Evans and son
Dick arc in Estes Park spending a
part of their vacation time. Mrs. Ev-
has beer visiting with her par
ents in LoveIand for the past sew
eral weeks and Mr.. Evans Joined her
there.
Harry N. Isenberg of Denver.
prominent oil man. is spending a few
Gays here looking after business mat
scrs while registered at the Henning
hotel.
United States Marshal H. l.. Pat
ton, who has been spending several
days here. has returned to his Of
fees in Cheyenne.
William Goss os Douglas. motored
to Casper to ook after business for
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Smithers OF
Shoshoni. are spending a few days as
guests OF friends and relatives here
Roy H. Buliack. of the firm of
Hench and Bullack. lawyers left last
night for Douglas where he will spend
the day on legal business for tho local
firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson kimbali. Jr.,
left las night for Denver where Mrs.
Kimball will consult a physician. She
has been troubled to some extent late
ly by heart ailment and Will see a
specialist or that account.
Mrs. Fay Crater returned yesterday
from Denver where she took her
youngest daughter, Mary. who is re-
ceiving treatments from a Denver
specialist for her limbs. Marked I'M
provement was noticed and a new
brace was put on h little girl.
Miss Eva McDaniels. who is assist
ing with the work Of the Yf. w. C.I
A. has returned from the McPhillany
near Buffalo, where she was a
guest of Mrs. McPhiilany for over the
weekend. Clarence. Harold and Frank
Horrisan were also guests of Mr.. Har-
old's sister.
Miss Julia Steers of Winchester.
Va has arrived in the city and has
assumed her duties with the 7. w.
c. A. as associate secretary. Miss
Marguerite Gibson former associate
secretary is now secretary. Miss
Ethel Hale who was connected with
the club as secretary has been ser
iously III. but is reported to be i'm
proving steadily.
Charles Christianson who left Cas-
some time ago for the Mayo
sanitarium in Rochester, |
Mimi, has recently undergone a ser
ious operation and is now GONZALES
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as soon as he is able to make the trip. |
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tha vorId q recentIy exhib-