, 1922-08-31

Have 6e6a vi6tflG Ct the Elfi5 home
-fomiH ct Rik-
Mountain. left on Friday morning
for their home. after having the most
Delightful time Of their lives. accord
Ing TO Mr.. Haanigan.
AFS. Charlie 6iltAmaki was q bust
nsos -vfsitor In Hanna on Saturday.
the sa1e evening.
Or. and Mrs. Sell and Miss Anna
LinsSaeh. who u their guest from
their old homo in Pennsylvania. spsnt
Tuesday and that evening at the Ellis
ranch.
Mrs.. Robert Howard and small
ing Mrs. Agnes Howard and Miss
Annie Howard.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bob Cardwell and
Mrs. Rachael Smith came out to the
Basin on Saturday. bringing Mr..
|Cardwell's sister, Mrs. Zeph Jones.
with them. Mrs. Jones' home is in
Pinedale. She will visit her sister.
Mrs. VIM West in the Basin for
some time. before returning to her
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Cardwell and
Mrs. Smith went back to Hanna on
Sunday afternoon.
Most of the ranchmen in this part
Of the country have finished haying.
with the exception of the second cut
ting Of alfalfa.
Jhonnle Sullivan was in the Bow
the first of the week after a load of
coal for the ranch, which he took
home In the big truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Grooman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Groo-
man and family and Mr.. GrOoman's
sister, Miss Mamie Grooman were
Sunday guests at the Ellis ranch.
The Haymakers' picnic at Elk
Mountain, on Sunday. Aug. goth. was
we'll attended. and proved to be a
success in every way. Among those
from this part Of the country who
attended the affair were Mr.. and Mrs.
N. H. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rich
ards, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chess
brough, DR.. and Mrs. Sell. Miss Anna
Linebach. Miss Nancy Kelly, John
Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Siltamaki.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ellis. John Ellis,
Miss Ada Loring. Miss Hazel Wat
kins. Matt and Arthur Ekola, Billie
Ahlstrom and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferis from the
Bow were Sunday visitors at the
Sullivan ranch. having accompanied
the Finkbiners and Miss Margaret
Sullivan to the Basin.
M. Park aund Jack Hayes were in
the Bow on Thursday. Mr.. Park took
Robert Howard to town for medical
assistance. and Jack Hayes took
Mrs. Howard and baby to town so
they could be with Mr. Howard.
John Kelly and his daughter. Miss
Nancy, left on Monday for Sheep
creek, and the Paul Atkinson ranch,
where Miss Kelly will visit her sister.
! Mrs. Atkinson for some time. Mr..
Kelly returned to the Bow on Tues
day.
Miss Williams arrived in the Bow
where she will teach school tor a few
months.
The old timers dance in Carbon
was a great success, and many old
timers, as well as new, were present.
The old hall. lighted only by a cola
oil lamp, was the scene once more Of
real old time gaiety. But the old
time dances were forgotten and. con-
trary to the expectations of many Of
the elder folks who were present, only
the up-to-date steps were INDUCED in.
However, everything vent smoothly,
anu I'll VOICu the dlldlL JIG lOu6 ~
be remembered.
Mrs. Leander Matson and family
the guests OF Mrs. Matson's
sister, Mrs. Gust Nelson. on Saturday
and Sunday,
The watkins family attended the
old time dance in Carbon on Sat-
urday night.
Mr.. Tol Gritty made business
trip to Elk Mountain On Wednesday
to look ove some prospective ditch
work in that country.
Jack Merryam was at the Charlie
Richards ranch the first Of the week.
after a load of hay.
Dorsey Kerr and family attended
the picnic at Elk Mountain on Sun
day.
Andy Nelson acted In the capacity
Of mail carrier last week, during the
absence of Emil Nelson, who is our
regular carrier.
Election day at Difficulty was
filled with excitement and fun as
we'll. A few cars got on the bum
and refused to act as cars should,
owing to the fact that a shower Of
rain put drops of water where they
should not have been. Only n
Democratic ballot vas cast, all the
rest being Republicans.
What might have been a serious
fire occurred in Medicine Bow on
Sunday night. The electric light en-
CINE has been on the bum for several
days, and the inhabitants Of the town
have resorted to the old fashioned
coal oil lamps and candles. On Sun
day night the baby son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Cooper became restless
and Mr.. Cooper ros and lighted a
candle. After the little man became
quiet. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper must