, 1921-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Pullum of
Saratoga were visitors here for a
day or so h latter part OF last week
from Saratoga, attending to matters
of business and visiting friends.
Chas. A. Bristol spent several days
in Rawlins this week from Cheyenne
on matters Of business, being regis
tered at the Ferris on Tuesday.
Elmer Kell, who has been attend
ing school on the coast. being en-
rolled at the Harvard Military
School in Los Angeles, has returned
to his home in this city and will
spend the summer here with his par
ents.
Nels Nelson spent several days il
Rawlins the first of the week from
his home near Elk Mountain attend
ing to matters Of business.
Chas. Miller and VIM. Daley, who
went as delegates to the Shriners
Imperial Council at Des Moines, Ia,
returned Sunday morning. They
went by the way of Omaha but re-
turned through Kansas City and
Denver. They report a very busy
session and that the City of Des
Moines did themselves proud in the
way Of entertaining. They also said
Wyoming Is good enough for them
during this heated spell.
:, Mrs. Harry Mcfarland and child
rem returned Sunday from Cali
fornia where they have been since
> Christmas . Their school has closed
and they will spend the summer In
} Rawlins.
! Miss Alice Johnson has Just re-
turned from Notre Dame school in
Indiana. where she has just gradu-
> ated.
Louis Schalk, Jr., arrived In Raw
Inns Sunday morning from Boulder,
Colorado, where he has been a stu
. dent at the University of Colorado.
5 Miss Mary Kennedy came to Raw
Inns last Friday from the Sun ranch,
, where she has been since Christmas.
. The dance hall OF the Sweetwater
!. river, near Suns ranch is completed
= so that everything will be in readf-
ness for the big dance which is to
= take place the early part OF July.
u The pay car with J.. Cullen. the
charge arrived in Rawlins on the
18th. having paid the men up to this
/. place and then returned east.
+ Edward Smythe, who went tC
{ Cleveland, Ohio, as a delegate to the
Brotherhood of Engineers. accom-.
+ panied by his wife, visited points In
+ the East, New York and Boston
Z They returned last Friday evening
+ after having had a fine time although
j telling of the heat.
+ Mrs. J. J.. Cullen arrived home
T on No. 20 Saturday morning from
II California where she has been spend.
+ ing the winter.
T Miss Frances Phelan arrived In
this city Friday of last week from
. California where she has beer at.
( tending school for the past year.
+ Fred Webb of Denver arrived in
with several men from Chicago, who
( have had a great deal Of experience
I in Placer mining. They left the
= same day for Baggs. where they
I will help to develop the Gold Beach
Z Bar and Mining Co.'S placer mine,
= in that vicinity. Quite a bit o
I machinery has been taken there al
8 ready.
Z NJ. w. Watt OF Dixon was a bust
T ness visitor here for a day or SO tht
= first of the week from Dixon OF
Z matters Of business.
+ Mrs. DeForest Hansen came W
4 from Laramie the first Of the weeh
: and will spend a week or ten day.
& in Rawlins visiting with her mother
= Mrs. Mary Keefe.
+ Miss Nellie Quinn spent Sunday
i last in Wamsutter visiting with hel
= parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. o. Quinn
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hayes and Mis-!
Ida Hayes were in the city for sew
: eral days the latter part of last weel
{ motoring over to visit friends ant
= attend to business matters.
+ M. T. Christensen. deputy assessor
Z left on Saturday for the Arlington
= section where he is spending tn,
+ week assessing the residents of tina
i locality.
: H. D. Blydenburgh was a vIsito,
+ here for a day or so the first of tn,
s week from his ranch near Saratoga
attending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Nelson left OF
= Monday Of this week for Seattle
WASH, where they will spend sew
eral weeks as the guests of thei
daughter.
Mrs. Addie Mallory. son an,
daughter, arrived in Rawlins tn,
first Of the week from their hom,
{ at Gallatin, Mo-, and will spend tn,
summer in Rawiins with Mrs. Nal
lory's nephew, E. w. Hughes.
Frank M. Ritter returned OF
! Tuesday Of this week from Kansa
( City, Mo-, where he has been spend
( ing the past six weeks with relative
and friends. Mr.. Ritter states tina
1t Is entirely too warm In that sec
! ton for him and that the Wyoming
! climate is much more agreeable.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McRae spen
{ Tuesday in the city from the Hughe
( OIL. Co., camp visiting Mrs. .MeRae'
sister, Mrs. Deaton. and attending t.
matters Of business.
I Clyde Pierson ia spending sewers
{ days in the city this week from tn,
( oil fields and is looking after bust
ness matters.
Geo. Campbell was a business Wis
itor in the city for q day or SO tn,
> first Of the week from his rancI