, 1923-06-14
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Jensen expec,

Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Jensen expect
to leave Saturday morning In their
new car for Bags where they VIII
attend the Elk initiation and cele-
bration that. day. They will spend
Sunday fishing In that section ana
return home Sunday evening.
Mrs. v. E. Sinclair arrived the
first Of the week from Portland.
Ore, to join Mr.. Sinclair and make
their future home in Rawlins. MT.
Sinclair has accepted a position with
the Rawlins Electric Light and Fuel
company.
Miss Evelyn Williams arrived h
first of the week from her home in
Provo, Utah, and will spend the sum
mer in aRwlins as the guest or her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Mcfarland.
> Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Dobranski ex-
pect to attend the Safety First rally
and celebration in Green River on
Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Mccoy, who
have for the past several years been
connected with the Bair Oil Co., in
this city, have resigned their posi-
tion with the Bair and left last week
for the northern part of the state
where they expect to make their
future home.
f. r. Kistler, president Of the
Producers G. Reflners Corp, accom-
panied by Mrs. Kistler, has been
spending the past week in Rawlins
from Chicago. looking after h in
terests Of his company.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. G. Taylor
were guests of Rev. w. G.. Edwards
and Mrs Edwards over the week end
last-week, being en- route to Idaho
from their home in Denver. making
the trip overland
Mrs. H. H. Moriarity, and small
son and little niece will leave or
Friday evening for a visit with
friends and relatives in Green River.
Mrs. o. NJ. johnson who has been
pleasure and sight seeing trip of the
Saturday. Mrs. Johnson visited in
Beach, San Diego, and many other
California cities during her stay.
James Blackhall, supervisor of the
Hayden National Forest reserve,
spent a day in the city the first Of
the week from his home at Encamp-
ment.
Marshall s. Reynolds. Internal
Revenue Collector. was a visitor here
from Cheyenne over the week end,
being en- route to the Capitol City
from Casper where he spent several
days.
John Terrell, deputy sheriff from
Dixon spent Monday in the city from
that section on official business.
A marriage license was issued this
by County Clerk Buchanan, to
Ralph II. Pearson of Saratoga and
Miss Jean McVical Of Princeton. Ore.
w. C. Rust. salesman for the
Ra%lins Motor Co.. left Tuesday for
where he spent the day on
business for his company, going on
to Elk Mountain and the
upper Medicine Bow valley where he
spent a day.
Mrs. VIM. INLAND left the first OF
the week for Denver where she is
spending the week visiting friends.
Rev. Wissenbach vas n Rawllins
one day the first OF the week
from his home in Dixon. being en-
route to Denver where no goes for
medical treatment.
I. w. Dinsmore OF the Dunlap &
Dirsnore Co.. left the first of the
week for Cheyenne where he Is
spending the week attending the ses-
sions of the Wyoming State Con-
sistory.
Lawrence Sullivan spent Saturday
last In the city from his Shirley
Basin ranch. returning home on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Howard. Mr..
and Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Rupert
Waite spent Sunday last picnicing at
Ft. Steele.
Cashier Geo. A. Bible OF the First
National Bank and c. A. Brimmer
returned yesterday from Denver
where they have beer spending sew
eral days in conference with the
architects who will have charge OF
the erection of the new First Ma
tional building.