, 1921-10-20

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his home in Cheyenne.
e. +. Beard and C.. +. Burkhard.
both of Laramie were registered at
the Ferris on Monday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Burford were
visitors in Rawlins for a day or so
the first of the week from Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mellen spent
Tuesday in the city from Rock River.
Ray Beaver was here on Tuesday of
this week from Freeland. Wyo..
leaving the same evening for his
home.
e. d. Williams was here one day
the first Of the week from Laramie.
leaving Wednesday morning for that
city.
f. S. Decker and O. w. Erickson,
both Of Cheyenne spent Tuesday in
Rawlins and were guests at the
Ferris.
W. n. Creishaw OF Seattle interest
ga IN the oil game here was a Raw
!.lr visitor for several days the
ia; of the week.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Mcpherson left
the first part OF the week for their
ranch near Craig. Colorado, after
having spent the past ten days in
town as the guests at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. John Mcpherson.
H.. H. Drumming spent a day in the
city the latter part of last week
from the ranch visiting his family.
A. R. Dobson transacted matters
OF business here on Tuesday Of this
week. leaving for his home in Casper
the following morning.
Business visitors here the first of
the week included George Golf Of
Glenrock, who vas here on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ~Breitenstein, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Stephenson and Mrs.
Littlefield spent Saturday and Sun
day last at the camps Of the Columbia
OIL Co., where they hunted ducks.
They returned to the city on Sunday
evening having had excellent sue
cess.
The members OF the Danish Sister
hood are giving a dance at the Danish
Hall this evening and are making
plans for the success OF the affair.
The public is invited.
Robt. Rasmussen returned the
latter part Of last week from Mayo
Brothers Hospital at Rochester,
Mimi. where he spent several weeks
undergoing treatment for his y
The many friends of Mr.. Rasmussen
hope tina the treatment he is taking
will benefit him and that 1t will not
be necessary for him to undergo an
operation.
H. E. West was here on Sunday
last from Cheyenne looking after oil
business.
J. w. Peeler of the White Trans
portation Co.. is here this week from
his home IN Denver.
N. N. Chapman and c. N. Chap
man vynrn h1rn M AR@-- 49,
week from Craig, Colorado.
c. X. Faugh was a visitor here on
Sunday last from his home in Lara
mie.
Otto Frederick was called to the
city the first Of the week from
Hanna on jury business and is
spending several days here.
Ralph Houston of Boulder, Colo,
was a visitor In Rawlins the first
of the week and was registered at
the Ferris.
George Snyder spent Tuesday here
from his home In Casper.
George Booth and Glenn Fryer,
both Of Bags are spending several
days in the city this week from that
section, having been summoned for
jury service.
e Meason is spending the week
in Rawlins from his ranch near
Saratoga, on jury duty.
Miss Ruby Carlson returned on
Sunday night last from Laramie,
where she spent a week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
P. J. Johnson, and John Swanson
left h first of the week for Denver,
where they are spending several days
having accompanied a shipment Of
their sheep to the Denver markets.
Harrison West spent several days
in the city the latter part of last
week from his ranch near Medicine
Bow.
Ed. Sears is one of the stockmen
from the Platte Valley who is spend
ing the week in Rawlins on Jury
duty.
Dave Wray was a visitor here for
several days the latter part OF last
week from the Medicine Bow section,
leaving for home again Saturday.
Robert Wood and Clark Nuhn are
the Platte Valley, having beer sum-
moned for jury service.
Fred Ghroat and John Dolling,
both OF the Difficulty section were
visitors here last week from their
ranches.
Visitors in the city the first OF
the week included Geo. Cross who is
here from the Snake River valley on
jury duty.
J. E. Bangs is spending several
days this week in Denver attending
to business matters.
Felix Wilson OF Lander passed
through Rawlins or Saturday last
enroute from his home tn Denver,
over the Rocky Mountain Highway,
making the trip in his car.
Mrs. W. P. Hays. who only recent
ly moved to this city from Saratoga
has been quite i'll for the past week
with an attack Of tonsilitis. She IL
improved at this time.
Rev. w. T. DUNN of Cheyenne.
District Superintendent Of the Meth