, 1922-09-07
Ental q ntra

Mrs. M. E. Pickett arrived In the
city the first Of the week from Chey-
enne and has accepted a position on
the staff of The RawliDs Republican.
Mrs. da NJ. Emrick returned from
Kansas City the first OF the week.
whexe she has beer spending the
past several weeks. and left for the
Bair Oil camp. where she has been
employed for the past year.
|. NJ. CONFESS has been spending
the past several days in the city this
week from the Platte Valley, OF mat
tiers OF business.
Judge Tidball left the latter part
OF last week for his home in Laramie
after spending several days here at.
tending to court matters.
Mrs. Musa f. Dunn was a Rawlins
visitor on Saturday last from Savery,
leaving for home the following morn
ing.
Mrs. C. F.. Chamberlain and small
daughter left on Monday OF this week
for Sweetgrass, Mont. where they
will join Mr.. Chamberlain who is To-
Gated there.
II. J.. O'Donnell made a business
trip to Bags on Wednesday Of this
week. returning home this morning,
IHt I.loIISSS Nluo "oiS SlNIi NhAAiS
at a very enjoyable luncheon at the
Ferris Hotel on Tuesday evening of
this week at $40. The ladies who
enjoyed the evening were the Mes
danes Geo. Bible, c. w. Street. A.. J,
Roster. w. +. Daley, Grant Mckay,
w. T.. O'Gorman, II. II. Nelson, f,
F.. Jones, +. T.. Froling, VIM. lrv-
ing, J. G. Martinez, Mrs. G. l.. Haines
and c.. A. Brimmer.
Miss Louise Jones returned tho
first of the week from Denver and
Golden. Colo. where she spent a
week visiting relatives and friends
Commissioner Andy Nelson is
from his home in Walcott. attend
ing the regular monthly session OF
the board.
John Sullivan and R. r. Fink
biner. both of the Medicine Bow
section. were in Rawlins a day or
so the latter part of last week on
matters of business.
Mike and John Lynch came in
from the Sweetwater on Saturday
last for supplies. returning Tuesday
to Mike Lynch's homestead. where
they are spending the summer.
Clayton banks Is spending sew
eral days in Rawlins this week from
his home near Baggs. attending to
business matters connected with
the management of the .Rawlins
RodeO.
Miss Dorothy Z%ingsheim and
Philip Zingsheim left this morning
for Oxford, Ohio. where Miss Dor
othy will enter Oxford College for
tn, coming school year. and Philip
will enroll at Miami University.
Peter ions. C. w. Leggett and c.
+. Jebens. all OF Snake River. were
visitors in Rawlins for a few days
the first of the week on matters of
business.
c. w. Scott was here n day the
latter part of last week from the
Platte Valley on 4 business mission.
II. G.. Evans was here a day or so
the first of the week from the kas-
oming Oil camp.
Ike Grooman of Medicine Bow was
a Rawlins visitor on Tuesday.
Dennis Sheehan spent several
days in Rawlins and on the Sweet
water last week. looking after bust
ness matters and his ranch inter-
ests. Mr.. Sheehan is spending a
few weeks here from his home In
California.
Mrs. Margaret Bell left on Non
day of this week for Oil City, Wyo.,
after spending a week in Rawlins
as the guest of her neice and
nephew, Mrs. stephen D~abranski
and Mr.. Ralph Bell. Mrs. Bell was
en- route from her home in Pitts
burgh. Pa, to spend the winter with
her son at OIL City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Reader and
children, Of Slavery. were In Raw
Inns on Tuesday Of this week. and
left for California, where Mrs.
Reader and the children will spend
the winter. Mr.. Reader will re-
turn to his home on Snake River IN
a few weeks.
Mrs. Mabel Graveae and children
OF Green River, spent a few days
here the latter part Of last week
and we're the house guests Of Mrs,
G%rayelle's sister, Mrs. F. E.. -Rumph