, 1923-09-13
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Finkbiner
and family left the first Of the week
for a trip to Boulder. Colo, and
other points. They will be gone
for several days, but will return in
time for the children to start to
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan
and two ons and little daughter,
went to Rawlins on Thursday,
where they will visit relatives for a
few days. Wyeth Sullivan will
again enter school in Rawlins for
the coming season.
Miss Mary Wertheim left on Mon
day evening for Great Bend, Ind.
where she will again attend college.
wish her q very pleasant journey
and a successful school year.
This part of the country was
treated to the first killing frost OF
the season on Thursday night. Tops
of all tender plants turned black
next morning as soon as the sun
shone on them. The weather since
has been ideal. On Thursday morn
ing heavy black clouds capped with
dense white ones, completely hid the
sky and continued thus until after
noon. There was every appearance
of snow and the wind even suggested
such. We were hoping that no such
calamity would take place. as the
leaves on the trees and shrubs
would have been the cause Of many
branches being stripped. Late in the
afternoon the sun again struggled
thru the banks OF clouds and by
nt~ht thn akxy yyoa n1aor Dat To11r
Frost was lurking under cover.
awaiting his chance to deal death to
fragile foliage, and he did 80. 1t
spite OF all there were excellent
crops. There were more insect
pests than usual to torture stock,
on different plants.
Little Eva Nelson, who has been
in Hanna for several days. was COM
PEELED to return home last week on
account of sickness. She Is better. |
The Ellis haying crew finished the
hay harvest in the Little Basin on
chinery back to the Ellis ranch.
cared for. The hay in the Little
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quality this season.
Ainno Park was Q business visitor
In Medicine Bow on Sunday oven
ing
Paul Quealy came In from the
WaSonhound ranch the last Of the
week. and came out to Shirley
Ba.an whore he spent . few days
Visiting friends.
Miss Margaret Pyle left for Elk
Mountain . few days ago where she
visited, relatives. and Will return to
the Sullivan ranch this evening.
Mn. Thos. Scott and Tour children
will leave this evening for Mrs.
SCOTS old home at Ludinston,
Mich. where they will spend the
winter. Agnes Scott will attend
school In Michigan.
The Richards and Scott children
have been sick for the past few
days, but are on the recovering list
At thfs time.
Mrs. w. C. Black Is in Laramie
with her small son. Eugene. who
has been sick for several days. Mr..
Black accompanied them to the
Gem City. and he returned on Fri
day evening.
The occupants Of the Beer Mug
ranch are busy baling hay. The Job
will be finished within q few days.
Miss Martha Oliver has been at
the Burnett ranch for several days.
whore she IL engaged In sewing for
the lady Of the house.
Gust 6iltamaki and Sander SiltA-
maxi were guests u the Ellis ranch
on Thursday. Gust Siltamaki IL IN
Interested agent for the Building 4
Loan Association. and u collecting
for thetr ause.
Chris Cronberg returned homo on
Saturday evening. after an sbssnce
a several days. during which he a.
.tsaded 70 business Affairs.
A party OF 0rosks from Hanna
epeat Saturday along the crock and
caught quite . niee lot Of nah.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ". johnson wefo
baaasas vtGtors In Medicine Bow
% Tuesday Afternoon.
vernon Scott left the last OF the
week for laramie whore he wiN re-
os0e his studies Il the State Uni
,vSr1fy.