, 1921-06-16

iting friends.
The Donnell Sheep Co., took q
number of shearers to the Miller pens
near the Robertson ranch the first
OF the week and shearing will begin
at these pens in the nea future.
Miss Margaret Mumm is In the
city from her home in Hanna and
is the guest Of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mumm Of this city.
Mrs. Fred McLain and two small
son were visitors here for several
days the first of the week from Rock
Springs. While in Rawlins they we're
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kelly and family.
c. H. Wilkinson was q business
visitor here for q day or so the first
Of the week from Casper.
Raymond McNeff arrived homo ON
Thursday evening from Columbus,
Neb., where he has been attending
school and will spend tho summer
here with his parents.
Mrs. Andrew Smythe returned OF
Saturday evening last from Lander,
where she spent several days last
week. being . delegate from this
lodge OF the Neighbors of Woodcraft
to the convention held in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. v. Bell passed
through this city on Sunday morn
ing last en- route from their home in
Rock Springs to Des Moines, Ia,
where they will attend the Shrine
Imperial Council, which will be in
session In that city June IA, Is, and
16.
John Pappas and John Contos re-
turned the first OF the week from Q
business trip to Cheyenne and
Denver, where they have been, spend
ing several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Doty, Miss
Doty and Miss Parsons spent Sunday
last in Saratoga and vicinity, return
ing home the same evening.
John and Mike Lynch, Leo Verne
and Father G. Schellinger motored
to Saratoga on Sunday afternoon and
enjoyed a short outing and fishing
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frederick Clark
and Mrs. o. M. Johnson formed a
motor party which went to Medicine
Bow Lodge last Sunday and spent
the day, returning home the same
evening.
Nels Nelson is spending several
days in the city this week from the
Bair OIL Camp and Is visiting his
parents and attending to business
matters.
Edward Lewis Of Casper was a
Rawlins visitor last Sunday. y
F. D. Boice and family Of Chey-
enne spent the day in our city last
Monday.
Orville Hall. a rancher from Snake
River was In Rawlins a few days the
early mart Of the week
Chas. Booden of Denver, Colorado,
arrived In Rawlins the early part Of
the week and has accepted a posi-
ton as druggist with the Rendle
Drug Co. It
l.. A.. stanton, representing the
Winchester Arms Co.. is in the city
this week looking after business
matters and visiting with friends
here. ,-
George Kimbell OF the Craig EN-
pire, was in Rawlins the latter part
LOT last week, having come to this
city to meet his mother and sister,
who arrived from Denver Saturday
night. Miss Kimbell has been at
tending school in Denver the past
winter. The party left Sunday
morning overland for their home in
Craig.
Glenn Scott Of Saratoga was in
Rawlins for q couple Of hours yes
terday, taking No. 10 to Denver yes
terday afternoon.
Edward Wilson of Saratoga spent
Sunday in Rawlins. r.
E. W, Reader. cashier of the
Stock Growers Bank at Dixon was
registered at the Ferris Sunday.
John Wick of Elk Mountain was
In p0~I{n0 nm hrpotnnau thn OnHk>-I
part Of last week.
A.. r. McCabe, Division Master
Mechanic OF Green River was in
town Saturday attending 10 business
Tom Kendall Of Wamsutter was in
the city last Saturday looking after
business matters.
M. A. Hardie was in town the
first of the week from Casper, at
tending to buAiness matters in the
interest OF the Producers and Re-
flners Corporation.
Carl Myers, who has been at Big
Piney, Wyo., looking after the in
terests Of the Associated Oil Co.,
which have been at work In that
region. has returned to Rawlins and
reopsned their former Office here.
In the future Rawlins will be the
headquarters of this company.
Revelle McMicken returned the
early part of the week from Oxford,
Ohio, where he has been in attend
ance at his class reunion At Miami
University. While away he visited
other points in the e0st
Peter Block returned from Denver
Tuesday OF this week. He had IN
tended visiting his daughter and
son-in-law, who have a ranch ut
Decker Springs, Colo, but on arrfv-
ing at Denver he found that the rail-
road to that point. was washed out
BY b flood and there was no way !
to get there, 30 he returned home.
Mrs. N. p. Carlson ana daughter |
Edna returhsd the first Of the week