, 1921-10-20
+ 4 X X 4 X x x K X X y
SLAVERY NOTES
Il Il # # Il Il y # f X 4 #

Mrs. Elmer Bowman and Mrs. Rye
went to Dixon to do some shopping
Wednesday afternoon.
John Gooldy was a business visitor
in Dixon Wednesday.
Mr.. &. G. Dolan was trdnsaCting
business in Dixon Thursday.
The members of the Girls Camp
fire of Dixon, which was recently
organized hikcd up near the Ora
Wren ranch below Slavery Saturday
morning. They started from Dixon
at 1880 and by the time they had
tramped to tn" Wren ranch they
were tired enough and hungry
enough to make camp. They carried
their lunch which consisted of all
the delicious things a crowd of
hungry girls and especially fond, and
cooked il over a camp fire. They re-
turned about six o'clock tired. but
happy and all voted a jolly good
time. This is the second hike taken
by the Campfire Girls but they say
it is only one of many which they
expect to enjoy during these beauti-
full autumn days. Those who par
tlcipated in the enjoyable times were
Fay and Bertha aneehan. Bessie and
Irene terrili. DOrOthea Gillespie.
! 'IHi pdl .'ht II" NdlI'N
Hryan. Mildred Russell. Helen Hays,
Mary Insley and the guardian. Mrs,
+. ". Reader.
There was no church service in
Slavery Sunday, owing to the fact
that Rev. Wisstnbach left that day
for Laramie 20 attend the funeral of
Dean Joslin, who died in Rock
Springs last week.
The many friends of Mr.. J. W.
Darr We're Frieved to learn of his
death on last Friday morning at $50
o'clock. No particulars concerning
his death or the funeral arrange
mcnts have been received. Mr.. Darr
has been ailing for the past five
years, but it was not known that he
was dangerously i'll until word of his
death was received. His death oc-
CURED at his present home in Los
Angeles, California. where he went
about a year ago. Mr. Darr has lived
on Snake River. below Baggs for
many years. being one of the first
settlers here. He is one Of the most
highly esteemed and we'll liked men
who aver lived in the Valley and it is
:, with regret that we say he has passed
to h Great Beyond.
Mrs. Ed Wren was on The sick list
ldSi "tth-
, A number of the Slavery Royal
Noighbors attended the meeting of
: their order In Dixon at the Parish
House last Wednesday afternoon.
=, Delicious refreshments were served
,, at the home Of Mrs. d. c. Jones by
Mrs. Jones. Mrs. W. w. Wilson and
Mrs. Gilbert Wilson.
The OVO thresher is threshing al
> the glatn on the Slavery creek thi,
week.
The Misses Larsen. Nelson and
Craig and Fred Penland from Baggs
accompanied Misses Mary II Edna
lnsley to their home on Slater las,
, Sunday evening. The Misses Tnsley
were returning from a delightful
weekend house party at the Clay
ton Danks home below Baggs.
Mrs. d. J. Wren returned last
week from Rawlins where she has
been for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Ora Wren and son Robert
and Dee. Maurice and Evelyn Wren
notored to Dixon Saturday morn
ing.
The many Savery friends of Mrs.
Marshall Ehret are pleased to hear
that She is recovering from her long
illness.
Russell Bacon spent Monday.
Wednesday and Friday evenings in
Dixon preparing for the picture show
"Charlie Chaplin and the Kid" which
he gave Friday evening. 1t was
we'll attended and enjoyed by all.