, 1922-11-09
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= Difficulty Notes
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much snow as fell in almost every di-
rection around us. Abou three or
four inches fell here, while farther
south and west from a foot to eight
cen inches of the beautiful carpeted
the ground. The thermometer
dropped to eight below freezing, but
soon went up again.
Several from the country were in
Medicine Bow on last Monday eve
ming, among them being F.. r. Rich
ards, Thos. Scott, Jas. Cronberg and
his sister, Miss Christine, Mark
Howard, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Ellis.
DR.. Sell has been on the indis-
posed list for a few days. suffering
from the effects of a sore throat.
We're sorry.
Robert Howard was seized with a
violent attack of hiccoughs last
week. which lasted for three days
and nights, and caused him great
agony He a taken to town on
Friday. and after a few hours DR..
Sell got the peculiar malady under
control. Although very weak, Mr..
Howard is now on the road to re-
covery.
Mrs. Chas. Orion left on Friday for
her home at Elk Mountain, after
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month. Bud Herman and Chas. Ort-
on have purchased the old Hansen
ranch from Mrs. w. d. Ellis and VIM.
Brooks. and Mr.. Orion has leased the
old Ellis ranch. Mrs. Ellis and fam
lily intend making their future home
In Laramie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
and family will move to their ranch
on Bear Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Finkbiner and
family returned OF Tuesday from a
trip to Cheyenne and Boulder, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ellis, Miss
Chrystal Scott and N. H. Scott drove
up to Hanna on Tuesday afternoon,
where they attended a Republican
rally n visited friends.
Wallace Burnett has the contract
to repair the Medicine Bow Tele-
phone Company's line, and will be-
gin work on it as soon as the wealth
cr will permit.
the Bow in the sedan. taking Rob
ert Howard in to be under the doc
tors care for a few days.
Mrs. Floyd ZONES and little son
returned to their home in Cheyenne
the first of the week. after spending
a few days with her father, C. E..
Cooper. her sister. Mrs. Albert Cron-
beg. and her brothers. in the Bow.
Mark Howard is staying in town
with his brother. Robert Howard.
Their sister. Miss Annie Howard is
IL in town with him.
John Burnett has been on the sick
list again for the pasct few days.
Mr.. Burnett has not regained his
strength sufficiently to be able to
stand much since he had the seige of
typhoid fever this fall.
Miss Katheryn MACPHERSON and
the Cronberg children have had
colds.
Mrs. +. II. Richards and two chill
dren are in Denver the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Richards.
F.. V. Leiby left on Monday for the
Q ranch, where he will repair the
pipe line and do some carpenter
work.
l.. w. Camp was in the Bow the
first of the week with the wagon to
get a Loaf of supplies for his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ton Quealy OF Elk
Mountain were in tn Bow on Tues
day. They had been down to the
Claude Lewis ranch, over to the
Eykin ranch and goodness only
knows where. and were In a hurry to
get back to their home in Pass
Greek Basin before 1t stormed.
Cecil Dolling and Fred Ghroat
the first of the week..
Bill Miller ~ In town from tho
T. l.. ranch on Tuesday. Scotty Nc
Kay and Andy Nelson. two members
OF the board OF county commission
ers were down to the Bow on Satur-
day and wont down to the c. A.
Richards ranch TO view and accept
h new road built from the Rich
ards and Ware ra nches to the Lin
coin Highway. NJ. Gustafson had
Ia rontract to do the work.
Mrs. Lampkin. mother of Mrs.
Wallace Burnett. Mrs. Edwin CruicS-
shank and Fritz Lampkin. Is In the
Little Medicine Settlement visiting
with her daughters and SON.
Barney Schnell. accompanied by
Mrs. Humpheries and Miss Elva Ben
nett. went To the dance AZ the Nick
erson ranch on Sheep Creek. on Sat
urday night. MIR. and Mrs. Quick
shank also attended the dance. and
all report an excellent time.
Mrs. Agnes Howard has bcen on
the sick list for several days. but at
this writing is somewhat improved.
w. c.. Black was a business visit
or In Medicine Bow on Saturday aft
ernoon. returning by Cronbergs In
che evening.
Joe Watkins. Jimmie Welsh and
Gust Nelson have all been busy FOR
the past ten days hauling their win.
tors supply Of coal.
Ben Watkins returned the last OF
tho week from n trip to Denver,
where he had been with a ship.
ment OF cattle.
Joe Cheesbrough shipped cattle
last week. They were taken to tho
Denver market. >
G.. A. Richards returned on Friday
night from Denver. where he had
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