, 1921-09-22
PAGE THREE

10 recelEe medical ald. Mr.. watkins
did not recover consciousness Until
the next morning. 1t was found
that a blood vessel had been ruptured
in his back and he is otherwise
bruised. Both the victims are get
ting along nicely now. however.
John Ellis was in the Bow with the
truck on Friday after a load OF sup
plies for the ranch.
Mrs. Helen Ellis and Miss Lizzie
Ellis have returned to their home
here. after spending almost a month
visiting relatives at Morgan.
VIM. Black was q business visitor
in Medicine Bow on Friday.
Fred Nelson commenced work at
his coal mine the first OF the week.
and the men from the Ellis ranch
began hauling.
Harrison West. Bob Howard and
the @ outfit have been hauling coal
for the past week.
Minno Park. Jack Fairman n
Jack Hayes have been riding for sew
eral days. They are gathering beet
cattle.
Two commission men from Denver
were business visitors at the Ben
Watkins ranch last week .
MIR. and Mrs. C.. e. Cooper have
taken possession OF the V%irginian
hotel. They will undoubtedly make
a success CT the business as they
have many friends who will be glad
to give them a boost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jones and
baby son are expected to arrive in
Medicine Bow this week from Bald
Knob, Arkansas. They will max
their home In Wyoming. as the
southern climate does not agree with
them.
A letter to friends here. from
Harvey Griffin. who is now at his
home in Bailey. Georgia. states tina
the young man has been very ill for
some time, and the medical men at
his home in the south have pro-
nounced his ailment heart trouble
and says he canno return to a high
altitude. Mr.. Griffin taught school
here last winter. and made many
!, friends here. who will be very sorry
to know that he must not return to
, Difficulty for some time. He had
r planned on attending school at the
: state University in Laramie this
= winter.
, Miss Crystal Scott and Miss Jack
' son from Wisconsin are the teachers
a in Medicine Bow this year.
Kirk Scott left the first OF the
NCCh v La ! "poIo hS III az
, tend school again this winter.
Mark Edwards has been down in
j.. this part Of the country for the past
| few weeks attending to business
matters. He is working for an oil
company neal Rawlins and will re-
turn there in a short time. Mr.. Ed
o wards tells us that Frank Harring-
v ton is getting along slowly, but will
4 in time be all right again. At pres
v ent Mr.. Harrington is in California
for the benefit of his health.
Miss Jessie Cooper and Albert
Cronberg brought the mail out last
Monday.
Jack Fairman was a business Wis
Is itor at the Siltamaki ranch the first
Of the week. having come down from
ID the @ ranch after a bunch Of horses
that he is breaking to ride.
10 Miss Alice McLaren returned tC
ID her home after spending a months
w vacation with Mrs. Chas. Ellis.
10 Anna Montoya left on Tuesday foi
s. her home at Puritan, Colo. after
to spending the summer at the Ellis
Ia ranch.
,e Mr.. Smith. al expert mechanic has
If been at The Cronberg ranch for the
ar past few days. getting the automo,
n biles into working order again.
~ We read the following headlines
w in the Laramie Republican,: "Dons
Overails and Does Mans Work to
Support Family" Strange to relate,
We have known several INT who
10 have supported families and were
h really old fashioned and far enough
r. behind the times to have worn
X dresses while doing 1t.
Miss Katheryn MACPHERSON and
tho rynyYno Trpr hnF0 hnyo nrnr n,,aSfc
/ at the Cronberg South ranch from
Sunday until Thursday and report a
10 very enjoyable VISIT .
The entire Watkins family made a
q trip to Hanna Friday. and returned
by way Of Medicine Bow where they
N made some purchases at the sale
n now being held at the Bow River
Supply Co.'S store.
- Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Johnson were
Il business visitors in the Bow, where
they attended the sale and made
Il some cheap buys on Thursday.
" The meeting of the stockholders OF
q the Medicine Bow Telephone Com
pany which was called for last Mon
day was postponed until today, on
account of there not being sufficient
a members present to hold a legal
!, meeting. This afternoon NAM of the
stockholders have gone to the Bow to
be present.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brimmer,
from Rawlins and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
i r. Finkbiner from Medicine Bow
\ were guests at the Chris Cronberg
ranch on Friday evening.
The telephone line has been down
for several weeks. and consequent
,, ly we are unable to give you any
news from the east and north and we
suggest our assistant over there has
forgotten US.
The watkins. Nelson's, Matt
Nelson's and Siltamaki's have been
: gathering beef cattle for the past
ten days. and will ship to Denver in
=. the near future.