, 1922-09-14
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iO" goes out before sun mp to pail
the Jerseys he bends slightly for ward
buries his hands deep in his pockets
ard puts on quite a lot Of speed.
When he seats himself beside the
nice warm COW. he tries to bury his
8 In her cozy flank. The milk
stool feels cold. and the atmosphere
seems full OF frost, but as yet no
frost has come. Let US hope 1t will
slight US for some time yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Richardson
were business visitors in the Bow
ON Thursday. having come down from
Elk Mountain to make arrangements
With Chas Ellis. to rent the house
q Elk Mountain belonging to Mrs.
Helen Ellis. The Richardson's will
reside In Elk Mountain again this
winter. where their young son will
attend school.
John Burnett has beer sick for the
past two weeks. He is the victim Of
typhoid fever. and DR.. Sell has been
called to the Burnett ranch twice
during the past week to attend him.
Mr.. Burnett's many friends are hop
ing that he will soon be able to be
around again.
Lewis Ramp was a visitor in the
Bow last week, having gone after a
shipment of fruit for canning and
preserving.
On Saturday evening. in response
to invitations issued by Mrs. Gust
Nelson. a large crowd Of friends of
the Nelson family gathered at the
Long Nine ranch to enjoy a surprise
party on Mr.. Nelson. given in honor
OF his birthday. The entire night
was spent in dancing. card
ana many other methods of amuse-
me"t. The dancing lasted until late
on Sunday morning. and all who
were present declare they had the
tiine or their lives. There were many
there from Hanna. and nearly all
n neighbOrhOod were present from
this community. All extend good
wishes to Mr.. Nelson and many han
py returns OF the day.
VIM. Black was a business visitor |
In Medicine Bow on Saturday after
noon.
Chas. and John Ellis we're in the |
o on Saturday afternoon, getting
their hair cut and attending to 9TH
er matters of importance.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Park and little
o made Medicine Bow a visit on |
Saturday.
Mrs. p. J. Quealy and two lady
friends arrived in the Bow on Sat
urday morning from Kemmerer, and
went on out to the Basin. where they
spent b night. leaving the next day
for Douglas. The ladies were in the
Quealy car. with Mrs. Quealy acting
as chauffeur. They were enjoying
their trip immensely.
Bud Herman. from Elk Mountain.
was in the Bow on Saturday and
loaded cattle which he took to the
Denver market. leaving for there on
saturday evening. He will visit rel
atiyes in Denver for a few days be-
fore returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson. and
daughter, Miss Anna May, were
guests at the Herman ranch at Elk
Mountain last week.
Elmer Haldmann made a business
trip to Laramie the first OF the
week returning on Wednesday. He
left on Sunday afternoon for his
homestead up neal the Dave Wray
ranch, where he will make his home
the coming winter. He will trap
coyotes during the season. to pass
away the time while he baches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Siltamaki |
left on Thursday morning for a trip |
to the Mrs. John Siltamaki ranch,
near Greeley. Colorado. They ex-
pect to return the first Of the week. |
Miss Margaret Sullivan and Miss
Mary Wertheim- left on Sunday for
NOtre Dame. Indiana. where Miss
Wertheim will attend college. Miss
Sullivan will return within a few
days.
Chas. orion. Nels Irene. Albert
Irene and John Roberg. all from Elk
Mountain, were in Medicine Bow the
last Of the week. They we're loading
cattle for shipment to the Denver
market.
Sander Siltamaki is at the Charlie
Sittamaki ranch. taking care of
things there during the absence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Siltamaki. Sander has
been repairing automobiles during
hts spare time. All the car owners
what a good car doctor he Is. and
consequently as soon as 1t was known
that he was here. all the ailing autos
were hurried to him.
Mrs. Willing Richardson was host
ess on Thursday evening. presiding
over a chicken supper to begin the
entertainment. She had as her in
vited guests Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Or
on and Bud Herman. After supper
the evening was very pleasantly spent
In playing cards and visiting.
Chas. Ellis received word from
Morgan a few days g that some
time 3 his brother. Robert Ellis.
had been kicked on the ankle by q
horse. and one Of the bones was
broken. He Is again able to be
about a little.
Among the business visitors In the
Bow last week were F. r. Richards,
Chris and Ras Cronberg. Dorsey
Kerr Chas Richards Erod NalaOn
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. johnson and
Emil Nelson. -...s
Mrs. Raymond Bennett and the
children spent last week visiting
friends in Bates Hole.
Mrs. France and liftlo dauvhtar