, 1921-06-09

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day the first Of the week from the
camps of the Midwest and attended
to matters of business.
Miss Louise Jones OF the Ferris
Fountain Room is spending q two
weeks vacation at her home In Gold
zen. Colo, visiting relatives and
friends.
r. q. Norell and wife, Miss Lucille
NOrell, Miss Laura Temple, Neal
Burch and Rankin Norell wore 81
motor party who were in the city for
several days the first Of tbs week
from Hayden, Colo. 4
Chas. &. Sproul and w. ]. Hagsns
OF Lander were in the city ON 8atur-
day last enroute to Laramie to ct
Rocky Mountain Highwsy Assn.
which was in session there MonAay,
H. Jackson, assistant signal super
visor OF the 6th Division, located at
Laramie, was in Rawlins On matters
of business one day last week.
Mrs. Fred. Wise and son were
visitors here one day tie latter part
hof last week from theff Piatts River
ranch on matters Of business.
Geo. Barber and Frank Ferris left
the lattef part Of last week for the
S~weetwater section whore they are
spending several days this week ON
. fishing trip. They expect to visit
the Pathfinder Dam during their
trip.
C. C. Bernard. trainmaster Of the
Sixth District was . RaWlins visitor
one day the latter part Of last week.
returning to Laramie on the exam
ination car.
Mrs. Russell Bennett and mother,
Mrs. Wilson spent Tuesday of this
week in Hanna. going down to at
tend the funeral of Henry Slack. an
old time friend Of the family, who
passed away in that city the first Of
the week. {
Fred Richards Of Medicine Bow
spent several days In Rawlins the
first Of the week on matters OF
business, returning home on Tues
day night.
W. p. Canton is spending several
days this week visiting in Laramie
where he IL the guest Of his son and
In ughters.
A H. L. Brakeman left the first of
the. week for Cheyenne where he Will
meet his father, MI. Brakeman, Sr..l
who ID driving overland from
Nebraska and will return to this city
with him.
Dean r. G. Philbrook and Mrs.
Philbrook, Mrs. Huntington, Mrs.
Merrell and Mrs. Heath left on Mon
day morning of this week for .
motor trip through Estes Park. They
will spend about two weeks sight
seeing and enjoying q vacation in
Estes Park Denver and other Colo
RADIO cities. rs
The examination car with DR..
Rawitz in charge, which hay been
stationed In Rawlins for the past
week, left early in the week for
Laramie, where they Will be sta
toned for = time.
James Francis left Rawlins|Ju ne
9Th for New York from which city
he will sail on June 18th ON the
Steamship Cedric" for Liverpool,
Eng, and from that place to Dublin,
Ireland, where he expects to spend
the next six months visiting relatives
and friends.
H. Giles OF Evanston, OF the Evan
ston Paint Shop u in the city and
will spend a week here, filling the
place OF w. r. McDermott, who is en-
joying q vacation.
Supt. Of the Wyoming Division was
and Wednesday of this week.
W. o. Wilson of Casper. Grand
Master Of Wyoming was a visitor
here last night on his official visit
to Rawlins Lodge No. s, A. F. 4 A.
M. He ia making q tour throughout
the state visiting the various lodges.
session y dainty lunch was served.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Clark made
trip to Elk Mountain on Saturday
and Sunday last, Mr.. Clark, who Is
Grand Master Of the I. o. o. r. lodge
Masking his Official visit to the Elk
Mountain Lodge.
L. e. vivion made q trip to Hanna
ON Tuesday of this week to attend
the Funeral of Henry Slack who
passed away In the Hanna hospital
Of spotted fevAr. Mr.. Slack was one
Of the oldest employees OF Mr.. Wvion
having been In the employ of the
Leo Sheep Co. for many years.
Cecil Healy will leave on Monday
Of this week for the p. ]. johnson
ranch on Jack Creek where he will
spend = two weeks vacation.
Miss Louise Winter, one Of the
teachers in the Rawlins Public
schools left Sunday morning for hsr
home at TT. Lapton, Colo. where
she Will spend the summer vacation
with relatives and friends.
/. II. Confess spsnt Friday last in
this city from his ranch hear En-