, 1922-11-30
Gnrul Nntra

Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Reader and
Mr., and Mrs. Jas. Shannan, all of
Dixon, were in the city on Sunday
last. and made a trip to the oil
fields.
Soren Frandsen of the Ferguson
Mercantile Co. spent a day in Wam-
sutter the latter part of last week.
looking after company business
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Fleschli and
children are spending several days
this week at the Lon Clayton ranch
near Split Rock, having left Monday
afternoon.
C. A. Anderson, superintendent Of
schools, spent a few days in Denver
last week, where he underwent 4
minor operation on his nose.
j. Il. Bangs and p. ]. Johnson of
the Strand Theatre. and Sheriff A. A.
Sanders, are spending several days
in Denver this week, having left
Sunday evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Newell spent
Sunday last at the ranch of the Free
land Cattle o.. m Pass Creek, where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. h. Walker for the day.
John Robertson of Sulphur was a
business visitor in the city pne day
the first of the week.
T.. Kreuger, a former resident Of
the city. who is now located at
Laramie, has been spending several
days here during the past eek on
matters of business.
Hanna visitors here this week in
cIudeI j. Woods. who was here from
the coal camp on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Breitenstein and
Ia a, rI -. ~ 40 Dty,r ,rJ >,
ter on Saturday last. returning to
Itawiins Sunday evening. making the
"trip overland in their new Stude-
baker.
Stanley c. Marrian left on Friday
last for Casper. where he Is spend
ing the week on a business mission,
in the interests of his company, the
Utah Refining Co.
M. M. Armstrong left on Tuesday
of this week for New York City.
where he will spend several weeks on
matters of business for his company.
Geo. A. Dsaton returned last week
from Denver and different points in
Nebraska. where he has been spend
ing some time.
NJ. Il. Ames and J. C.. Kennedy,
both of the Forest Service, have
been spending a few days in Rawlins
this week from the Platte Valley.
l.. II. Startzell left on Monday OF
this week for Denver. where he is
spending several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom u and chill
dren were Raw'lins visitors the first
of the week from the ranch. and
were guests of Mrs. J. II. Lynch.
Owen Price left early last week
for Baltimore. Md. where he will
,rs;n Nrc Dricn and fhnir small
daughter. who have been visiting
relatives there for several weeks.
They will return to Rawlins early in
December.
Miss Marjorie Baker. who recently
underwent an operation in the Mem
orial Hospital is almost entirely re-
covered and has returned to her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Fenner and
daughter. Mrs. Genevieve kato and
baby, of Eagle Gorge. wash. spent
several DAYS this week in RAWLINGS
looking over the oil fields here. Mr..
Fenner Is interested in the Hughes
Oil Co. and came here to look over
the holdings of that company.
T.. w. Hughes left on Tuesday for
Casper. where he will spend Thanks
giving with Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. ! X. Baker and children VIII
leave this week for California,
where they will spend the remainder
at the winter.
u. 8. Waugh. Sr.. il leaving TODAY
Cor Denver. where he will spend
Thanksgiving with his family. who
are %Wintering there. Upon his re-
turn Mr.. waugh will be accompanied
by hls daughter. Miss Bernice. who
viii spend a month or six weeks in
RAwiins. :,
Mrs.. Andy Rasmussen entertained
very charminEly at cards II lunch
Monday afternoon. honoring her
birthday anniversary. About thirty
guests enjoyed Mrs. Rasmussen's
hospstaiity, and wished her many
haoov returna OF the day.