, 1921-07-07

assuming a stern and business like
he wen to the restaurant.
He found two railroad officials and
a few others who had come through
curiosity to view the wreck. for
wreck it was. He went to the officials
with his story. Il am Mr.. Jones. l
am a sheep man, and l have my
herds near here to be shorn, and |
understand that last night a lot OF
my employees came here and commit
ted some wrongs which l have come
to pay for. Just name the damage
and you shall have It." A sum was
named and after squaring up with
the officials, with the donations
with which the tie hacks had pre-
scented him for the purpose. Soapy
went away A little trouble was
started over the affair one after
wards. but 1t was soon dropped.
Mr.. Camplin from Chugwater was
a business caller in this section OF
the country last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Orion left on
Wednesday for Elk Mountain where
they will spend the summer at the
Herman ranch. Mr.. Orton's health
is greatly improved.
Mark and Jack Howard were bust
ness visitors In Medicine Bow last
week.
Bud Herman and David Ellis Wis.
tied at the Ellis ranch at this place
for two days last week. They re.
turned to their home at Elk Noun
tain on Wednesday,.
Mrs. P. J. Quealy has beer spend
ing several days at the @ ranch In
the Basin lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Burnett were
| Elk Mountain visitors last week
| They returned home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan
were guests OF the BARS family In
| Rawlins i,s. week, returning home
on Thursday afternoon.
Charlie Siltamaki and Miss Lydia
! Hynen surprised their friends two
weeks ago.w when they slipped quietly
to Colorado in an automobile and
we're married. Charlie returned q
few days later, but his bride re-
manned In Colorado to visit relatives
for a few days before returning to
Wyoming. She will not be at the
ranch for a short time yet. MI. Silta-
maxi is one OF our most popular
young men, and has scores OF friends
here. He owns a ranch on the river
where he makes his home. He
served about two years with the A.
f. F. during the late war. and was
made a corporal while in France. He
was on the Rhine river for many
months with the Army OF Occupa-
ton. Mrs. Siltamaki has made her
home in Hanna for the past several
years. where she has been employed
in the Hanna hospital. and where
she will remain until some n Is
chosen to fill her place. She has
visited in this community many
times and has made many friends by
her CHEEKY manner and generosity.
The many friends Of the young
couple join in wishing them many
years of happiness and prosperity.
J. P. Sullivan and his sister Mar
garet Sullivan we're. called to Silver
Creek, Nebraska last week by the
death of their aunt, Mrs. George
Pyle. The Sullivans returned home
ON Thursday and were accompanied
by their cousin. Miss Margaret Pyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J.. Quealy also went
to Silver Creek to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Pyle, she being a sister to
Mr.. Quealy.
Mrs. Harvey O'Connor and two
little daughters from Rawlins are
| guests at the West ranch.
T. C. Kellogg came up from Lara.
mic the last of the week to visit his
wife and baby who are visiting in
| Shirley Basin. The Kellogg family
left on Saturday afternoon for Can
yon Creek where they will visit
relatives for a few. days before re
turning to their home in Laramie.
Tom Scott. F.. R. Richards ant
VIM. Black went to Medicine Bow or
Friday to oversee the loading OF the
Richards wool. They all returned
that evening.
Mrs. Robert Howard has been OF
the sick list for several days, but Il
improving now.
Miss Leota Curry has been in thu
Basin for several days, the guest o
her sister, Miss Vida Curry at tn
@ ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Johnson wer'
i business visitors in the Bow OF
Thursday.
Mrs. Strauss Is visiting her aunt
Mrs. s. w. johnson at the johnson
ranch, where she will spend the sum
mer.
Chas. Ellis was a business visito
In Medicine Bow and Hanna the frs
OF the week.
Three University boys. who ar
working in the interests of the stat,
museum spent several days at tn
Ellis ranch last week. They like,
Difficulty and said they found man.
interesting things here.
Sid Morris Of Rock River was II
Shirley Basin last week on bushes
connected with the oil we'll there.
Miss Helen Irving, county superin
tendent Of schools raj in Shirle.
last week looking after school In
terests. Dick Cooper took her on
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Quealy an,
little son left for their home II
Kemmerer on Friday afternoon ate
spending several days in the Basin.