, 1921-06-09

ular teachers in the Rawlins schools
left Monday OF this week for her old
home In Michigan where she will
spend the summer vacation. She
was accompanied by her mother,
who has; been. spending the school
year in this city with her daughter.
Undertaken J. F. McNulty spent a
day or 30 In Hanna the first of the
week going down to have charge of
the funeral Of Henry Slack, an old
timer Of that section, who passed
away on Sunday evening In that
city.
J n. Grfeves spent . day or so In
the city the first OF the week from
his Sweetwater ranch, and was at
tending TO business matters.
Walker vfvion returned the first
of the week from Denver where he
recently underwent an operation for
fof that city. He Is convalescing
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ladamus
spent Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week in the city from W1m-
suffer, attending to matters Of busi-
u088 8uU N1blLluR lft0Aub. lucy TO
turned home last night.
Al Enburg spent a day or &c in
the city this week from the head
quarters. Of the Osborne Livestock
Co. and attended to matters Of bust
ness and visited his family.
Arch Campbell, manager Of the
Ferguson Nero. Co.. at Wamsutter
Twas a business visitor here yester-
day, returning home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Maupin were
visitors in the city the latter part Of
last week for several days from the
Snake River section, and were at
tending to business matters and vts-
iting friends.
Miss Helen Irving, County SuDt.
Of Schools has been spending several
days the latter part Of last week In
the Encampment section attending
to business matters connected with
the schools there.
C. F. Nelson returned ON Friday
Of last week from Thermopolis
where he spent several days last
week attending the State Shoot.
Dr.. Roy M. Kincade and Mrs.
| Kincade Of Kirksville, Mo-, arrived
hin the city the hitter part Of last
week and will spend the summer In
this city. DR.. Kincade will have
charge OF the practice Of DR.. r. g.
Aten, who will be absent from this
city during the summer.
A. B. Cornwell returned the first
of the week from Butte. Montana,
where he has been spending some
time, having driven a party overland
from Rawlins to that city.
Mrs. Andrew Smythe left Satur-
day last on No. 10 for Lander where
she Ia q delegate to the state con-
craft in session there this week. Mr..
Smythe accompanied her as far as
Laramie, returning home the same
evening.
supt. N. C. Williams was q Raw
Inns visitor last Saturday, coming in
on No. 10 In his private car. and
leaving the same evening.
Miss Louise Hammond left the
first Of the week for Cheyenne
where she will visit for several weeks
with a sister living near there. leav-
ing for her home in Boulder, Colo,
where she will spend the summer
vacation with her parents.
John Walters, ST., Is spending sew
eral days in the city this week from
his home in Denver. attending to
business matters connected with his
sheep company, the Standard Meat
&L. 8. Co.
Fred Kelly. manager of the Auto
Goods Co., in this city left yesterday
for Denver where he will spend sew
eral days attending to business mat
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Miller are the
parents of q fine baby daughter born
to them on Saturday last. Mother
and baby are doing. nicely. '
Miss Maggie Belts arrived in the
city the first of the week from her
home ut East Liverpool, Ohio. and
will spend several weeks here visit
ing with her niece, Mrs. q. B. Hal
stead and. Mr.. Halstead.
A. 8. Livingston was . business
visitor here from Cheyenne n day
the first of the week.
A. R. McCabe spent . day here the
attending to railroad business.
c. A. Boulton was . business Wis
itor here one day the first of the
week from Boulder. Colo. and was
registered at the Ferris.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Ferris. Dick
Leferink and Geo. Livingston left
this morning for Saratoga aud VI
cinity where they will spend . day
or 10 on q fishing trip.
Ross Smeed was transacting bust
ness matters here the first Of the
kwesk for several days, from his home
at Caldwell, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Morrison were
| visitors here the first of the week
from Shelton, Neb., ON matters OF
business and visiting friends.
Frank Cook was registered ut the
Ferris the first Of the week, spend
ing a day here attending 70 busansss
matters.