, 1921-09-01

MT. and Mrs. H. NJ. O'Gorman ar
rived here the first OF the week from
their home in Salt Lake City and
will spend some time with their son,
W. F. O'Gorman and family.
George Melvin IS spending several
days in the city this week from M8
home in Bags on matters of bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ault spent
Several days in the city last week
from their Pass Creek ranch, visit
ing friends and transacting business
matters.
On Friday of last week Miss
Josephine Phelan was hostess at q
charmingly arranged bridge luncheon
at her home honoring several out Of
town guests who are visiting In tins
city. Miss Phelan's guest list fin
cluded the Misses Helen Holiday
and Mary Brown of Laramie, Miss
Mary Tobin Of Casper, Miss uurutny
Doty Of Los Angeles, Misses MaSie
l Doty. Elizabeth Mahoney, Margaret
smyth, Mildred Keefe, Alice John
SON. Vincent Clause, Veronica Clause,
Mildred Murphy, Goldfe Harper,
Helen McMicken, Frances Pheian.
Marguerite Buckley, Edith Larsen,
Edna Campbell and Mrs. James Gull
len and Mrs. j.. C. Martinez.
Don Murray returned to Denver
the latter part of last week after
having spent a weeks vacation Wig
iting relatives and friends in this
city. ,i
Miss Freda Nelson is here this
week from her home near Saratoga
and Is attending the sessions Of' the
Teachers Institute.
Mrs. Martin LaVelle arrived here
the first OF the week from her home
at Springfield, Mo-, and will spend
several days, In Rawlins with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank BarOch. Mrs.
Lovelle is en- route to Portland,
Oregon where she viii spend the
winter.
Mi. and Mrs. Will Jordan and
small daughter. Mrs. Louis Claussing,
Mrs. "A. Jordan and Mrs. e. E. Pat.
rick motored to Medicine Bow Lodge
last Sunday and spent the day.
w. A. Robertson, Secretary Of the
state Board Off, Sheep Commissioner
was a visitor in the city for SsyeraI
Cheyenne, visiting hts parents here
and looking after matters Of business
connected with his office.
clifford Sundfn and Walter
} Lambertson of the Lincoln Highway
Garage spent several days IN Denver
last week and upon their return
drove home two new cars. new
Essex and . new Hudson. this gar
age having the agency for both cars
Mr., and Mrs. W. p. Bfackmore snt
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Jones and sOH
we're visitors here for one day the
first OF the week from Wamsuttel
vfsftin tends and doing some shop
ping.
Several couples Of the Rawlfn.
younger set motored to the Platte
below n. Steele on Friday evening
last where they enjoyed q picnic
which was in honor Of the Mise.
Helen Holiday and Mary Brown
and Mary Tobfn, who. have been Wis
tting Miss Elizabeth Mahoney
After. the picnic supper at the
river the party returned to town
where the remainder OF the eve.
ming was spent In dancing At the
Danish Hall. Those who enjoyed
the evening were Misses Alice John.
son, Edith Lgrsen. Elizabeth Ma.
honey, Josephine Rhelan,a France,
Phelan, Mary Tobin Of Casper. Helen
Holiday of Laramie and Mary Brown
OF Norton, Kansas; the MesSrs. W
, F. Williams. Harold Close. PHILLIP
Mahoney, Lyndon Aicorn, Joe Tier
ney, Joe O'Melia, Edward Smythe
and Will Anderson.
Miss Helen Holiday and her guess
Miss Brown. Of Norton, Kansas. wht
have been spending several days II
Rawlins as the guest OF Miss Elisa.
, beth Mahoney, left IN Saturday las
) for Laramie.
! J. T. Ryan returned on Saturday
. last from Denver where he accom-.
! panied Mrs. Ryan last week. He re.
ports Mrs: Ryan ms convaleScing ver1
rapidly from her operation which
will be gratifying to her man.
friends in this city.
L. E. Armstrong has been on thu
: sick list for several days the pas,
week but is improved today.
The youngest daughter Of Mrs
Nellie Hagen has been on the sicl
list for several days the past weel
suffering with typhoid fever. but Il
reported today Is getting along nice
ly.
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