, 1921-08-25

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: dainty home was aglow with d
variety of garden flowers. The
prizes We're won by Mrs. Florence
Williamson and Mrs. A.. T. Henkell,
Other guests were Mesdames Jack
Cook, Robert Milliken. John Hughes,
GlerP Stoddard. Fred Wilson. Ed
Mumm. c. d. Williamson. Otto Fred
erick. John Larson, r. B. ODER, Joe
Briggs INC Steve Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. e. Blunden OF
Denver came up Saturday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Briggs. The en-
tire party left early Sunday for a
stay OF several days. at Elk Noun
tain and other resorts.
Jane Wright returned from the
Stephenson ranch Sunday and
out to visit at the Joe Watkins ranch
Monday.
Misses Mabel and Maggie Massey.
Miss Maude Heron and Messrs. John
Massey and Joe Norris visited the
Pathfinder Dam last week and spent
several days at the home OF Henry c.
Cardwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dickinson. MIR.
and Mrs. James Massey and Miss
Olive Williams motored to Encamp-
ment and Saratoga last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Larson. Misses Stella
Wilson and Elizabeth Brennan en-
joyed a picnic supper at Rattlesnake
last Sunday.
1t will soon be time to judge the
gardens and spotless yards surround
ing the Hanna homes for which the
company awards cash prizes each
year. Bob Cardwell thinks he is
entitled to first prize for his cherry
trees on which he has expended much
labor. the yield from these trees
promises to be quite bountiful, as
Bob has already picked several hats
full and distributed to his neighbors.
Mrs. c. J. Kettley entertained at
luncheon Wednesday, Mrs. j. c. Myl-
role, Mrs. Robert Cardwell and Miss
Virginia c. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Jones and
family spent Sunday at Rattlesnake.
A tourist whose name could not be
learned, and who. with his wife and
four children, were camping yer
night in the public camping grounds,
was taken violently i'll Monday morn
ing and rushed to the hospital where
DR.. Smith performed an operation
for appendicitis. The family is
stranded here and it is reported are
in Strengthened circumstances.
DR.. Williams was called to Denver
Sunday by the serious illness OF his
mother:
Mrs. r. B. Ober entertained a
foursome at bridge last Friday.
Those playing were Mesdames Otto
Frederick. H. A. Wylam OF SUPERIOR,
c. d. Williamson and F. l.. William
son.
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son have returned from a motor trip
to Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Sharrer and
son Jack. who have been visiting
Mrs. J. r. Mann. left for their home
in Dubois, Idaho Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Bevington and son OF
Rawlins arrived on No. 10 Sunday
and drove on out to Difficulty. where
they will be gueses of Mrs. Charles
Ellis for a week.
Mrs. Robert Muliken has returned
from a two weeks stay in Saratoga
Karl Schneider was in Tuesda.
fcCil his ranch near Leo.
Mrs. Ivap Winchell and children
went to Bosler Monday to visit Mr.
Winchell's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c
F. Winchell.
Miss Flora Harris Of Los Angelo
arrived Wednesday for a short visi
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cardwell. Sh'
went out to the ranch later in Thu
week to visit her neice Mrs. Orsol
Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. william Dickinson
are rejoicing in the arrival Of a bah,
daughter last Sunday.
! q Mrs. Frank Long of Cheyenne
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{ with her sister, Mrs. Ivan Winchell.
! Misses Margaret Mumm and Fran
! ces Christensen went to Laramie
} on Tuesday to visit relatives.
} Miss Peterson from Laramie is the
( guest of her sister, Mrs. James Mas
{ sey.
l Ira Clark has gone to Salt Lake
! on his vacation.
Miss Anna Klaseen was hostess al
/ en- informal affair Friday evening in
! honor Of her sister. Edna. who is
soon to leave for Laramie to resume
l her studies at the State University.
!, Besides the hostess and guest of
!, honor, those present were Misses
! Alice Christensen. Hilda Peterson,
Lillian Mylroie and Isabel Rate.
A string Of brand new Dodge cars
filed down Front street one evening
last week. driven bv their proud
owners, who were Thomas Hughes,
A. 8. Allen and Otto Salmi.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Lake Of st.
joe. Mo-. arrived Monday for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Martin.
They left the latter part Of the week
for Rupert. Idaho.
Mrs. Jack Cook and her brother,
, Frank Glasgow went to Cheyenne on
Saturday to meet some relatives who
Were en- route east from Los Angeles.
Ben and Alfred Watkins were in
town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Watkins,
Elizabeth and Hazel Watkins and
Norma Tureson were interested spec
tators at the picture show Wednes-
day evening. :.