, 1922-09-28
Difficulty Notes

george wilson ana Miss
Annamay. own the place and make
their home there. 1t is six miles
southwest Of Hanna. and lies in a
basin among the hills. The meadow
stretches away in every direction
from the buildings, and hay, hay,
loose and baled, silently tells of the
= products of that ranch - and where
there is hay there is stock, and as
usual Mr.. Wilson is a cowman and
can feed you a nice beefsteak most
any time. But Mrs. Wilson isn't in
;he COW business, and this is just
what we started out to tell you
about. Her ambitions run to poul-
try. and poultry she has. We wish
to tell you that she isn't stingy with
her frys either. On Sunday she had
George to kill (she Is too tenderheart-
ed to do it herself) four nice, big, fat.
juicy young frys. and to show thai she
is liberal, she invited a few of her
most intimate friends over to the
Dana Meadows ranch to help the
Wilson family to devour those chick
ems. Mrs. Willing Richardson (she is
boss at the Richardson home) had
Willing take her over to Wilson's the
evening before. SO she could help Mrs.
Wilson prepare that ~scrumptious
dinner. and the two Of them worked
like Turks for the ext twenty-four
hours. You should have seen what
'thoee two had all ready for the rest
Of the bunch Then we arrived, dusty
and hungry. but nevertheless happy.
OF course there were platters of
chicken, and there were potatoes.
salads. vegetables Of various kinds.
cakes, fruit and ice cream. And how
everyone present did enjoy the en-
tire affair vas proven by the ap-
petites displayed. After dinner
everyone set around for a couple of
hours before they felt safe to try to
wash the dishes. Just as the sun
was sinking behind hat long low
ranya OF hills. the guests made a
break for their homes. hoping that
next year Mrs. Wilson will raise a
whole lot more fries. and we will
leave the rest to her. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Willing Richard
son and Gordon, Fred Herman. Bud
Herman. Miss Ada LOring. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Orton. Joe CoZier, Mrs.
Chas. Ellis and John Ellis. beside the
Wilson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard were
business guests in Medicine Bow
the middle Of the week.
Fred Nelson has been hauling coal
for the past ten days. He delivers it
10 the @ teams at the Beer Mug
ranch, and from there they haul it to
Shirley Basin.
Mrs. Siltamaki came over from Elk
Mountain the last of the week and is
visiting the family of her son, Chas.
Siltamaki.
Aubry Brown has been a guest at
the watkins ranch for the past few
days, assisting Mr.. Watkins with the
cattle.
Mrs. Chas. Ellis and John were
afternoon visitors in Medicine Bow
on Saturday.
Rev. Father schillinger and Leo
Verne came down to the Sullivan
ranch from Rawlins on Tuesday aft
ernoon and spent a few days visiting
there.
Miss Grace Wray, who was at the
Point Of Rocks ranch for over a week.
visiting her brother, Davy Wray. and
his family. left on Thursday for her
home in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and family. and
Mrs, Ed Leiby and family, we're
r~'''t""''v visitors on Sunday, where
they visited at the Ellis ranch.
u Herman was a business visit
VI Ill u oU" HlA INOuAt0iA oA
Monday last. !
Miss Margaret Sullivan returned
from several days visit to South
Bend, Indiana. and to Silver Creek.
Nebraska. She went out to the
Basin on Tuesday evening.
Ted Haldermann left on Wednes-
day for the Basin, where he will visit
for a few days, before going to
Laramie.
Ben Watkins and James Walsh
were business visitors in Medicine
Bow on Monday last.
Chas. Ellis and Lawrence Sullivan
spent Tuesday and the same evening
in the Bow.
The Blacks from the Beer Mug
ranch and the Cardwells from Shirley
Basin, we're dinner guests at the TB
ranch on Sunday.
Chas. Ellis and Emil schmale went
down ast an Thursday to meet the
with the outfit until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ramp and
Ras and Miss Christine Cronberg
're dinner 9uests at the Christ
Cronberg ranch on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright and
family were visitors at the Joe Wat
kins ranch on Sunday. They re-
turned to Hanna the same evening.
Jim Horne was In town N his
automobile on Saturday afternoon.
after supplies. Jim had on his
boots and spurs Just Is he used to
rear them when he rode old Flake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Finkbiner were
host and hostesa at q very dainty
supper on Tuesday evening. at which
- '~~s.ed ~".sta were the Misses
Margaret Sullivan and Christine
K, Mr. John sullivan, Ras
Cronberg and Chas. Ellis. They all
d"",hre they spent q very pleasant
evening after the most delicious meal.
Nr and Mrs. g. w. johnson and