, 1921-12-01
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4 Difficulty Notes
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James Horne and Charlie Ellis
made a trip to Hanna the first of
the week on business matters in con-
nection with the Medicine Bow State
Bank.
Lewie kamp. Joe Ross and John
Burnett took their Fords on Friday
last and wendell their ways to Med
icine Bow in order 10 see the CITY
and get supplies for the three ranches
on Little Medicine.
Joe Watkins and daughter, Miss
Hazel and Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Black
attended the Thanksgiving dance in
the Bow on Wednesday night. They
report a very nice time.
Johnnie Sullivan made several i'm
portant trips to town during the past
week.
Chris Cronberg and three little
sons and Miss Katheryn Macpherson
were dinner guests at the Ellis ranch
on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Black made a
trip to Laramie with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Richards on Thursday, return
ing on Friday evening. Mr.. Black
brought his car back with him from
Laramie, where it had been, to be
O~ver!auled.
Jack boiling has been on the sick
lis irr several days, suffering from
an attack OF the grippe.
N. H. Scott. r. R. Finkbiner, Chas.
Ellis, L. E. McAlister. and Norman
kastner were in Rawlins Saturday
and Sunday, where they vent to at
tend the meeting Of the Stockmen's
Loan Association. They enjoyed the
affair immensely. as 1t was very in
teresting. instructive. besides the
bankers were treated to a great feed
at the Ferris Hotel. and you know
the nearest way to q mans heart Is
by the route of his stomach.
Mack Mccoy spent q few days in
the Bow. eating his Thanksgiving
dinner In that city.
Miss Ethel Sheubert from Canyon |
City. Colo, arrived on Monday eve
ming and went to the Raymond Ben
nett ranch. where she will teach
school the coming winter.
Fred Croft has accepted . job at
the I'll ranch and expects to remain
there during the winter.
Harry Schencks went to town on
Wednesday after a load of supplies
for the Sullivan ranch. He attended
the dance in Hanna on Friday eve
and returned to the ranch on
Sunday.
E. v. Leiby has been at the Sulli-
van ranch the past few days doing
some carpenter and plumbing work.
Mrs. John Burnett made q trip to
Medicine Bow on Saturday in the
car all by her lonesome, and returned
to her home on Little Medicine the
evening.
DIR. Sell is acting as Red Cross
for Medicine Bow and has
doing good work. with the
assistance of Mildred Elliott Dorothy
and others. Medicine Bow
has made a good showing. For a
while we were kind Of discouraged
here at Difficulty. on account of fail
ing to receive our supplies. but on
Saturday evening they arrived and
since that time we have been quite
busy. Our assistant, Miss Hazel
Watkins, made a canvas on Sunday
which was more than successful and
in collecting a nice little
sun for both the Red Cross and Sal
walton Army. Miss Watkins is GER
tainly a hustler and deserves great
credit for her efforts in this Line,
when the fact is taken into considera-
tiOn that we all live in the country.
and that in order to get into touch
with those who will give for this
worthy cause we must either take a
car or a trusty old nag. and ride
many miles in order to accomplish
II undertaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Nelson and
daughter spent Thanksgiving day at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leander
Matson. They returned home on
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heynen and
family Of Hanna enjoyed Thanksgiv-
ing Day with Mr.. Heynen's sister and