, 1921-06-09

from Boulder. Colorado. where the,
had gone to have their little sor
Robert operated on. His tonsils
were removed. The little man il
getting along nicely now.
Mrs. Thos. Scott has been on the
sick list for several days, having
been a victim of the grippe epidem-
ic. She is again able to be up.
1t has rained here almost every
day for a week and all vegetation
looks grand. The grass on the range
was never better. Meadows and
grain fields. alfalfa and alsyke are
doing excellent n a bumper hay
crop Is promised. Gardens, lawns,
trees and flowers are flourishIng.
Charlie Siltamaki was a business
visitor in Hanna on Friday and Sat
urday. returning home on Saturday
evening.
Frank Amoss has been at the Sill
tamaki ranch for several days over
seeing the rounding up his horses.
DR.. Sell was a caller at the Ellis
ranch twice last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Watkins and
daughter. Hazel were visitors at the
Vivian ranch on Sunday last. guests
III Olto II VII Stlu DeHuhTU anu
Carl Matson.
Mrs. R. X. Sell was on the sick
list for a few days last week. but at
present is able to be In the drug
store again.
J. ". Richards arrived in this
community the last of the week from
his home in Denver and will remain
for several weeks. attending to bust
ness affairs. Mr.. Richards many
friends here are glad to welcome
him back. even though he doesn't
like Difficulty as we'll as he does
Denver. Thelma Richards has been
quite sick from a severe attack OF
the measles. but is getting along all
right now.
rived in the Bow the first Of the
Mr.. Park. The cattle belong to the
@ outfit, and we're taken to the
range on the north side OF the river
and turned loose.
Dave Wray was a business in
Medicine Bow the last of the week.
Mike Fisher was in town for a
few days from the Wagonhound
ranch, returning home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Cooper, and
Mrs. Coopers' sister, Mrs. Rhoda
Allenvach made a trip to the Rich
ards shearing pens on Sunday and
being caught in a severe rain storm
they yer compelled to remain at
the Richards ranch until Monday
afternoon.
Otto Bernard arrived home on
Saturday after a few weeks absence
In Nebraska, where he had gone to
attend the funeral Of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Nicholson. Otto made the
journey home in a Ford car and was
only two days on the road.
Z. v. Leiby has been at the Ellis
ranch for the past week where he is
building a porch, painting the house
and doing some interior decorating
He Is also putting in some cemen
walks.
Emil Nelson has been riding afte
horses for the past few days, ant
spent Saturday night in the Basin.
A telephone vas installed at tn
Raymond Bennett residence last weel
so another phone is added to tn
Medicine Bow Telephone Company
line.
shearing is in full blast at thu
Richards pens. The rainy weathe
is a slight draw back to operations
but 1t is hoped that 1t will not rail-
always.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott ant
Miss Toots Brown made a trip tt
Hanna on Friday to see Jack Cook
off for Salt Lake where he was mar
ried the following day. He is Mrs
Scott's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Orion left on
Sunday for Denver where Mr.. Orion
will receive medical attention., he
having been quite sick for two
weeks.
Chris Cronberg was a business
visitor in the Bow on Friday. He
came in the WintOn and strange 10
say there was a soft place In the
road and the Winton went to glory
for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Ekola Sr., were
In the Bow on Monday after a loa'!
Of supplies for the ranch.
Mrs. c.. E. Cooper is out at the
Richards shearing pens where she is
head cook for the shearers.
Miss Vida Curry went to Laramie
on Monday afternoon where she will
spend a few days visiting friends and
having some dental work done.
Mr.. Cassiday was a Medicine Bow
caller in town from the Howard
ranch for several days. He had the
misfortune to have the frame OF his
car broken and was detained until
1t could be repaired.
Fred Herman returned to his
home at Elk Mountain the last OF
the week after spending a few days
here with his daughter. Mrs. Chas.
Ellis and family.
Two men arrived in the Bow on
No. 3 on Monday and were met there
by Mr.. Park who took them out to
the Q ranch. where they will be en-
ployed during the summer.
Word was received here this morn
ing Of the death OF Henry Slack, who
owned and lived on 4 ranch near
Leo. No particulars were given.
The baseball game on Sunday be-
fwoou p1ok Dfvor or1 Nadtc{oa Don,