, 1922-02-23
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MI. and MIS-. III. moran ieIt lno
latter part OF last week for their
home in Laramie after visiting with
friends here for several days. MT.
and Mrs. Moran have been visiting
friends and relatives in Montana for
the past several weeks and stopped
off in Rawlins when en- route to their
home from Montana. Mrs. Moran,
formerly Mrs. Buckley, has many
friends in this city h are always
glad to see her.
T. Cardwell was a visitor In Raw
Inns Monday OF this week from the
Leo section, attending to business
matters.
Miss Alice johnson spent yesterday
in the city from Hanna. visiting at
her home here over the holiday.
Ed Freeman is a visitor In the city
this week from Larime, spending sew
eraSdays on business.
Mr. and Mrs. N. r.. Greenfield re-
turned on Monday morning of this
week from a months visit In Calf
ornia. including in their trip Los
Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego and
other OF the coast cities.
DR.. E. A. kell left on Saturday
evening last for Portland. Oregon,
where he Is spending this week at
tending to business matters.
Mrs. Peter Wilson spent Friday
and Saturday from her home in Sara
toga, looking after matters OF bus
mess and visiting with her son, Ed
ward Wilson Of the Rawlins National
Bank.
Clyde Hammer returned the first
of the week from his old home in
Iowa and from different cities In
Missouri where he has been spend
ing the past six weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends and has resumed
his position In the yards in this city.
w. F. Williams has been on the
sick list for several days the first OF
the week and was absent from his
duties at the Stock Growers Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sundin returned
on Friday morning of last week from
Denver where they have been spend
I'M the past two weeks. Mr.. Sundin
is much improved and has resumed
his duties at the Stock Growers Bank.
Judge v. ]. Tidball and Court Re:
porter Lebhart are spending several
days in the city from Laramie on
court business.
Mrs. r. e. Fowler entertained very
charmingly the members Of the new
Two Table Auction Club at her home
on Saturday afternoon last. her
guests being the Mesdames D. r.
House, e. B. Halstead, H. J. O'Don-
nell, Fred Mathison, H. B. Gardner,
C. A. Cook. John McGarry and Fred
Allen. At the conclusion of the
a dainty lunch was served by
the hostess. The high score for the
afternoon was awarded to Mrs. Gard
ner.
Robt. Rasmussen returned the lat
ter part of last week from Rochester,
Mimi, where he has been undergoing
treatment at the Mayo Bros. Hospi-
tai for his eyes Mr.. Rasmussen Is
only slightly improved and expects
to return to the hospital In another
month or so for further treatment.
F.. w. Dettmer spent Tuesday in
the city from Rock Springs attend
ing to business matters here on Tues
day Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Doggett and
daughter, Gwendolyn were visitors
here on Sunday last from Saratoga,
spending the afternoon with rela-
tives.
Jos. Brown arrived In the city ON
Tuesday from his home at Baggs and
is spending several days in town at
tending to business matters.
c. H. Whittun arrived in the city
the first Of the week from Los
Angeles where he and Mrs. Whittum
are spending the winter, and IL
spending a day or so in Rawlins as
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Fer
ris. Mr.. Whittum Is en- route east,
where he will spend some time look
ing after his business interests at
Elton Rapids. Mich.
Louis S~eaverson Is spending e "
,eral days in Cheyenne this week at
tending to matters OF business.
r. H. Spragg and Lee Marines
were in the city Monday from Bitter
Greek on a business mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jesmer spent
Sunday last in Rawlins from their
home in Green River, visiting with
friends and looking after matters OF
business.
A. J. Hardendorf of the San Juar
Petroleum Co.. OF Casper was spend
= Ing several days in the city the frs
OF the week on matters of business.
Cha. Bixler Of Encampment wa
spending a day or 30 in Rawlins tn,
first OF the week on business.
Business visitors here this week In
cluded C. E. Beard OF Laramie, VIII,
was here on Tuesday.