, 1921-07-07
LOCALS

''' 'iil a. IL
have returned to their home in this
city from an extended visit with rela-
tlves and ricndS in Sweden. MIR.
Engstrom met them in New York
and accompanied them to RawIins
the latter part of last week.
County Assessor w. F. DALEY,
Deputy Assessor NJ. T. Christensen
II W. l.. Alcorn spent Monday in
the Sweetwater section where they
attended to business matters and also
attended the Sweetwater stampede.
Joe Fisher was a visitor in the city
yesterday from his ranch near Elk
Mountain, on business matters nj
visiting friends.
Miss Aalinda Miller, Miss Berenice
Waugh.TU. S. Waugh, Jr., Chas.
Berger motored to Saratoga and
Medicine o Lodge on Monday and
spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Sundin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Surber formed a
party which went to Arlington on
Sunday last and spent the Fourth,
returning home the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Tierney. Mrs.
Jack Johnson, Miss Alice johnson
and Joe Tierney formed a weekend
party to Medicine Bow Lodge last
week spending the Fourth and re-
turning home on Monday evening.
John Wick was a business caller
here the first of the week from the
Elk Mountain section comforting
with County Assessor Will F. Daley.
Mr.. Wick is deputy assessor for his
part of the country.
Mrs. II. X. Bennett left the first
of the week for California where she
expects to spend some time with rela-
tives n friends.
Misses Rae Blood, Josephine BARS,
and Vincent Clause. Messrs. Mike
Lynch. Lee Methudy, Will Wallace,
and edward Wallace were among the
motor parties who went to the
Sweetwater for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Startzell spent
Sunday last at the Hughes Oil Camp
returning home the same evening.
E. w. Hughes. Mrs. Addie NAL
Tory. Miss Opal Mallory and Loren
Mallory. comprised a party which
went to the oil fields on Sunday last
where they spent the day visiting
the holdings of the Hughes Oil Co.
Frank Galloway and Frank Olson
we're visitors here for a day the first
of the week from Savery and attend
ed to matters of business.
Mrs. iNred Johnson spent Satur-
day in Rawlins from Dixon looking
: after matters Of business and visit
ing friends. returning home on Sun
day.
: Leo Keefe and Paul Vermillion
/ mOtored to Casper on Sunday and
} spent the Fourth returning home on
! Tuesday.
) c. S. Moses was here on Monday
= from the Snake River section on
l matters of business, returning home
, the same evening.
T A party comprising Mr.. and Mrs.
7. j. O'DOnnell, Misses Juanita How
y ard. Pearl Squires, Nellie Cohagen,
Katherine France, Violet Sallade
and the Messrs. Tom Parks. Frank
Keefe, Joe Quinn. Walter Lambert
y son and Walter Smythe were among
the motorists who e to the sweet
e water and attended the celebration
the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrews. Miss
Ethel Andrews and Mrs. Dorothy
Milan were among the motor
o parties who attended the celebration
e at the Sweetwater on the Fourth.
Miss Helen Irving expects to leave
the latter part of this week for Lara
ME where she will attend the Better
School conference and a special Sup,
~erintendent's summer school course
which will be in session there fol
about three weeks.
NJ. 7. Christensen returned the
e first of the week from Baggs where
Il he spent several days visiting his
+ family, and has resumed hi duties
: J." h@nI Y assessor in this section.
Mr.. and Mr.. Chris keldsen and
baby and Miss Goldic Harper were
among the Raw!ins motor parties to
the Sweetwater celebration on Mon
l day of this wee returning home on
. Tuesday
/ MesSrs. HOFFMAN, Lackey. X.
B~reitenStein. Doggett, Turner. Lair
man. Engstrom. Peterson. Moss.
Cooper, Cash. McNulty. Wallace and
Robertson. comprising the Rawlins
band furnished the music for the
celebration and dance at the Sweet
water stampede on Sunday and Mon
! day this week The band returned
4 to Rawlins early Tuesday morning.
, leaving Sweetwater Immediately after
p the dance.
I Mrs. A. Rasmussen entertained the
= members of the Danish Card club at
her pleasant home on Saturday aft
crnOon last, her guests being Mes
danes Abe Stratton. Ole Nelson.
I Chris Brown. II. Larsen. Soren
Frandsen, c. W Sundell and l.. P.
. johnson. a dainty lunch was served
: by the hostess at the conclusion Of
5 the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Carlson left
! the latter part OF last week for the
home Of Andy Carlson near Seattle.
: Wash, where they will spend a two
weeks vacation visiting relatives and
t friends.
NJ. md lTru = ~ L. C,,J.lI i...
this morning overland for California
| where they expect to make their
future home, Los Angeles being their
, destination. Their many Rawlins
( friends wish them the best Of success
in their new location.