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New Years Dinner Dance
Phillips and Phillips.
Mrs. Jack Holt OF Parco under
went an operation at the Memorial
hospital Monday and is reported as
getting along splendidly. Her hus-
band is employed at the refinery.
Mr.. Myrtle Wetmore. b%rother-in-
law of Harry Matias OF this city and
Of the Albany Hotel at
Cheyenne, returned to the Capitol
city yesterday after spending several
days in Rawlins as the guest OF Mr..
Matias.
Ruel Armstrong. Edward Daley,
Warren Potts, Miss Dorothy Durant
and Miss Frances Bible, all Of whom
are students in the University OF
Colorado at Boulder, Colo, and who
have been spending the Christmas
vacation at their homes in this city
will leave tomorrow for their school
as the vacation ends on December
30th.
Lee Jones of the Rasmussen Furn-
iture store left this morning for
Denver where he Is spending several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Lyon left this
morning for FIT. Dodge. Iowa, where
they will spend a month or six weeks
visiting relatives.
Raphael and Raymond McNeff.
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike McNeff.
who are attending st. Regis College
in Denver, arrived the latter part of
last week to spend the holidays at
their home here.
Fred Robson, who for the past
ten weeks has been confined to the
Memorial hospital suffering with
TYPHOID fever, is able to be out and
around. and is rapidly gaining his
strength. Fred's many Rawlins
friends are glad to see him out
again after such a long illness.
A very enjoyable Christmas din
ner was the n presided over by
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Frandsen at five
O'Clock Christmas day. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Lahrman, Mr..
and Mrs. E. l.. Rankin and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Herbertson.
Mrs. ]. o. Quinn. ST.. and Mrs.
j. o. Quinn, Jr., were the very
gracious hostesses at a beautifully
arranged dinner party on Thursday
last, December Goth. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. o. p.
Watson. George Morris, ]. b. Qhinn,
Jos. Quinn, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son departed the same evening for
their home in indianapolis.
Jack Swilling returned home on
Friday evening last from Mayo Bros.
hospital at Rochester. Mimi, where
has been undergoing treatment
Tor m past two months. and where
underwent a very critical bone
grating operation on his arm. Mr..
Is very pleased with the
operation. which was very success
ful. four inches OF bone being re-
moved from his ankle and grated
into the arm. The bones are knitted
together perfectly and Mr.. Swilling
that It will only be a short
time until he will be able to use
his arm as perfectly as ever.
Mrs. Austin Measures and small
daughter. June. are in the city from
their home in Rock Springs. and
VIII be the guests over the HOLIDAYS
OF Mrs. Measures parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. v. Varney.
MT. and Mrs. Gus Fleischli were
the hosts at a beautifully arranged
hve o'clock dinner on Christmas day.
at which they had as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bentley. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. ID. Cornwell and family. Mr..
ana Mrs. T.. X. Watson. l.. ID. Con-
nor and J. e. Gholson.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. N. Hcrkless have
as their house guests this week Mrs
Herkless' sister and brother-In-Inw
Mr ana Mrs. w. Lang OF Casper, who
arrived on Christmas Eve.
MT. and Mrs. Edward Mumm and
laughter. Miss Margaret Mumm are
spending The week In RawIins from
sneir homo in Hanna, ~ guests Of
MN. John Mumm and Miss Bertha
Mumm. Mis- Margaret Mumm. who
- freshman In the Wyomin~
STATE University this year. 70 bono
Tor tho holidays from Laramie.
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John =. IAiiy left on Thuudav
last Tor Denver where he n snen6.
tho holidays with relatives.
Amone the many pleasant family
on Christmas day vss the
ons prssded over BY Mrs. J. J. RYAN