, 1923-01-18

he he'd picketed down with wire. It
also blew . lot of boards off Mr..
Richardson's COW barn. So far II
has not blown anything away in this
community, but q hayrack at the
Sullivan ranch a blown off the
wagon and demoralized. However.
such strong and STEADY winds are
hard on stock Of all kinds, and the
weather man would be an accom-
modating fellow II he would call Off
this sort OF thing for a while.
These long winter evenings are the
time when we all enjoy the radio
music. Through the kindness OF Mr..
F. r. Richards. the folks on the
telephone line are treated to a con-
cert every evening II they 80 de-
sire. Music. old and new, comic and
sentimental. fast and slow is to he
evenings n may listen to a sermon.
and on many occasions there are lee
lures on different topics. All inter-
esting. 1t is really quite wonderful
to realize that we are listening 10
these things which are really COM
ing from Fort Worth, or Dallas, /
Tex, Chicago, Minneapolis, Omaha,
Denver or some other distant city.
and yet can be heard really palmer
than we can hear someone speaking
within the room.
Word ONE from Laramie that
Mrs. ]. w. Kraney is in st. Joseph'sl
hospital In Denver, suffering from a
bad case of diabetes. Miss Alberta
O'Connor. her daughter, is at her bed
side. The O'Connors have hosts of
friends here who are grieved to
learn OF this afflict.on. and hope the !
lady will o o get better. Mr.. and
Mrs. West are keeping house and
caring for things at the Graney home
during the absence Of Miss O'Connor
and her mother. '
Mrs. Leandar Matson and small
o returned to the Matson ranch
on Friday. Mr.. Matson went to
Hanna to meet them and escort them
home. They all came out with the
Leo mall carrier.
We understand that the Gas &
Electric Company in Medicine Bow
changed hands. and Mr.. Edger-
pany is the owner.
Owing to the fact that all the
and lakes in the country are
frozen over, there are great flocks
OF wild ducks on the creek here,
the water freezes.
Claude Oliver. at the White Front
garage, has been suffering for the
past ten days with a severe tooth
ache, and his friends are all SYM
pathizing with him.
Miss Wager arrived in the Bow
last week from Greedy. and Is teach
ing the sixth. seventh and eighth
grades In the city school. This room
was left without a teacher when
Miss Evelyn Boyce resigned. Miss
Boyce will be married in the near
future to Mr.. James Greer.
Gust Nelson took a bunch Of cat
tie over to the Matson ranch last
week. He found plenty Of snow over
In the 70 country.
The calves at the Sullivan ranch
YER vaccinated on Sunday after
noon. as a preventative OF blackleg.
One had died during the forenoon as
a result Of the disease.
Tim largo came out to the Beer
Mug on Monday to take Arrow Rich
place and assist in caring for
the sheep the rest Of the winter.
Miss Maxine Elliot 10 on the sick |
list. and DR.. Sell vas called to dag
nose her case.
Little Baby Wray climbed up on a
chair beside the stove a few days
ago. and the chair upset. throwing
her face dow7 onto the stove. For
tunately the stove was not as hot a.
II could have been. and she escaped |
being seriously burned. As It is her
mouth and nose are badly blistered. |
and the side OF one cheek is burned
some.
Dave Wray was down from the 1
Point OF Rocks ranch the first Of
the week AaaiatinG In the XaccinafiOn |