, 1921-10-06

Jack Howard was in the Bow from
? his ranch on Little Medicine and re,
l turned on Wednesday,.
Mr.. Cousins from Cheyenne ar,
= rived in Medicine Bow on Sunday
afternoon to look after business mat.
r tiers in that town. 1t is reported tina.
| Mr.. Cousins will go into business in
: Medicine Bow and being a very
capable man he will add greatly to
the business affairs OF the little city.
Eddie Cheesbrough is in Denver
attending High School. He is with
his aun and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. W%iddowfeld.
Albert CrOnberg and Miss Jessie
Cooper. accompanied by Mrs. Dick
Cooper. went to Laramie on Wednes-
day last. where they were married by
Rev. Thornberry. They returned to
Medicine Bow. where they will make
their home. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Cronberg have hosts Of friends. who
extend every good wish for their
future happiness and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Richards were
guests at the c. A. Richards ranch
below town on Saturday last.
Glen Kinsor and MIR. Dixon made
a trip to Hanna on Wednesday last
and said they never had a more dis
agreeable trip owing to the weather.
A terrific forest fire was started
on the west side Of Elk Mountain
last week. but owing to the fact that
the weather man SOW tit to send a
snow. the fire was extinguished dur
ing the night.
VIM. Black has been busy for the
past few days hauling his winter
supply Of coal from the Nelson mine.
The worst wind that has been
stirred up in Wyoming for many
years tore things up in great shape
here last Wednesday,. Hay stacks
we're blown to pieces. fences blown
down. and other damage done. 1t
was worse than the big wind in Ire
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Johnson were
in the Bow on Thursday. returning
to the ranch the same day.
Glen Kinsor resigned his position
in the Bow River Supply store and
has gone to Hanna, where he has &C
cepted a position with the Union
Pacific Railroad Co. His many
friends wish him success
The friends in this vicinity of Mrs,
Barr, were greatly shocked to learn
OF neI uSdlH dl E1OlSe Slly, 1uoLol
following an operation for appendi-
citis. The body was brought back
to Medicine Bow. and the funeral
services were held in the church
Rev. Thornberry coming up from
Laramie to have charge of the same
Buriel took place in the cemetery al
Medicine Bow. Mrs. Barr was form
erly Miss Lizzie Taylor and was
born and raised in Medicine Bow
only the last few ear of her Life
having been spent away from there
She leaves behind. her husband, one
small son, her mother. four sisters
and two brothers. besides man!
friends.
Lawrence Sullivan arrived in tn
Bow with sheep to be shipped to thu
} market, and got them loaded on Sun
day. Many cars OF cattle from tn
Bates Hole country were loaded tn
same day.
, Bill Brooks and Nels Irene loade'
cattle in the Bow on Sunday an
Mr.. Irene went to Denver with them
These cattle we're from the Ell
Mountain country.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Kamp wer
in the Bow on Friday, havin
brought their baby son to town 70
medical treatment. as the little ma
does not seem to be very strong.
, We wish to rectify a mistake mad
, last week. We said that Alexande
Nelson was assisting his brothe
Fred at the coal mine, but we ar
told that we were wrong-it is Emf
instead Of Alexander who is helping
As to those Nelson boys-we neve
could tell 'tother from which.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Scott wer'
visitors in Difficulty or Sunday las
and Mrs. Scott enjoyed herself for
while by picking pretty coloret
autumn leaves.
Miss Alice McLaren was on thu
sick list on Friday, but is again abl'
to be busy.
Frank Glasgow was a visitor IL
Medicine Bow on Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Lizzie Watkins left on Satur
day for Fort Collins. Colo, where sh,
will study music for the winter.
Mr.. Osbun, who has been depo
agent at the Bow for the past few
months has resigned his position ant
left with his family in the car fol
Grand Island, Nebraska. where HI
has a position awaiting him.
Miss Crystal Scott and Frank Glas
cow were dinner guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott or
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. West and sol
and daughter will leave On Tuesday
for California. where they will spent
the winter with Mrs. Vests parents
who moved to that state a year ago
The Vests will make the trip in theil
, car and have made all the necessary
arrangements for affording them
pleasant and convenient journey.
Gust Nelson went to the Bow the
last Of the week to have some repair
work done on his automobile and tc
take advantage Of the cheap sale O.
groceries at the Bow River store. Mr.
Nelson returned home on Sunday.
Mr.. Short, who for ONE time has
been clerking in the Bow River store
has resigned his position and gone