, 1922-03-16
slavery NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Cobb returned
home Friday from Rawlins. where
they were called by the serious i'll
ness of their daughter. Mrs. Paul
Payton. Mrs. Payton is much i'm
proved now and able to leave the
hospital.
Mrs. w. w. Wilson and son Albert
speut sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. l.. Hays al Slavery.
Miss Georgia Love of Slavery spent
the weekend with Wilma Humphrey
near Dixon.
Mrs. Harry ~Aylesworth, who has
been quite i'll with the flu and pneu-
mona is much improved and able to
be about again.
Francis Dolan was a Slavery Wis
itur Friday afternoon.
Ruth Honnold spent the Weekend
with her parents. MI. and Mrs. Chas.
HOnnold at Savery.
Arthur ToOle made a trip to Dixon
Friday.
Ed. Albert and Ike McAlistcr we're
in Dixon Friday afternoon.
\ number of young people from
Slavery and Dixon very pleasantly
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nc
.Alis>er at their home on willow
Creek. on Friday evening. The eve
ming was spent in taffy pulling. card
playing and dancing. The party took
refreshments which were served at a
late hour and all returned home de-
cla"ing they had had a most enjoy
able time.
James Galloway. Barrett Morgan.
Arthur Logan. Nelson Wren and
Russell Bacon of Slavery spent Friday
evening in Dixon.
Miss Rose Rentschler spent Friday
afternoon at the II. L.. Hays home
near Slavery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Shafer
wer" the guests of Miss Rose Rent
schlCr and Mrs. Harrison Bushy on
Sunday.
+. w. Reader returned Monday
from Chicago and Denver, where he
has been for the past three weeks on
business matters.
Mrs. Ida J. Hays came into Baggs
Monday from Laramie. where she
has spent the fall and winter. Mrs.
Has visited ut the Louis Maupin
hone at Baggs and on Friday went
to Dixon, where she has been visiting
Mr.. w. w. Wilson and Mrs. John
ShH!os. She expects to move into her
own house soon. Miss Marion Hays
will stay In Laramie until June.
where she is attending the University
lIi@h School.
Verne Clarke left Saturday for
Colorado Springs where he goe to
resume his duties as telegraph
operator and train dispatcher. He
has been visiting his mother. Mrs.
JOHN Sholes for the past month and
a half.
pi1I pnnlnr n 11cipn-c ,,trit1r
at the II. l.. Hays home Friday aft
ernoon.
John Gooldy was a visitor at the
c. c. Dolan home Friday.
Nr. and Mrs. Owen Groshart and
Ms. NJ. A. G%roshart were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B. Woods
on Wednesday.
!. surprise party was held at the
NJ. II. Gooldy home Wednesday. The
surprise was on Mrs. Jennie Leahy
and Mrs. G. J. Human. 1t being the
two ladies birthdays. Sixteen ladies
were present from Savery and Slater.
Dainty refreshments were served and
all enjoyed a lovely time.
Word came from Rock Springs
Wednesday that Mr.. Butler of
Browns Hill had died in hat place
early that morning. Death was due
to the flu. the victim only being sick
four hours. A wife and eight child
rem are left to our the loss. Fun
eral services were held in Dixon at
IL o'clock Saturday morning and in
terment vas made in the Reader
Cemetery at Savery.
St. Paul's Guild met at the Parish
House in Dixon. Thursday afternoon.
All members were present.
Rev. Wissenbach has been i'll for
several days and was not able to be
about.
Mrs. Leonard Harris is somewhat
improved after an illness Of several
weeks.
The Parent-Teachers' Association
of Slavery had Il splendid meeting at
the Savery school house last Monday
evening. After a business meeting a
well prepared program was rendered