, 1923-01-11
Hanna on horseback.

Hanna on horseback.
Mrs. Frank Walker is the guest o.
her daughter. Mrs. Harry Evans, in
Rawltns this week. Mr.. Walker Ii
patching at the ranch.
Watt Parsons is assisting Edwin
Cruickshank in carrying the mai
this week. He brings 1t from the
postoffice as far as the Walker ranch
and Edwin meets him there, takine
1t on into Medicine Bow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack boiling and
family spent a few days the first OF
the year with friends near Rock
River. They liked to never have
gotten back on account Of the
storm.
Wardie Cooper took q load OF
grain out to the Chandler ranch with
four horses. last week, and he had q
terrible time, being gone for several
days before he could get back to
town.
Mrs. Sell is in Pennsylvania,
where she will remain until March,
and the doctor is patching. He is get
ting thinner every day. P. S.-That
is from eating his own cooking.)
Dave Tedrow arrived in the Bow
on Friday evening from his home in
Marion, Ohio. His father was killed
on the railroad about a month ago,
and in response to the message bear
ing the sad news, both Dave and
Harry. who are twin brothers. and
who for several months have been
working at the @ ranch, left i'm
mediately for their home. They re-
NAMED with relatives there until
after the holidays.
Tho ch{Jdron ~ A. N.z Ny,--
ranch have been sick for several
days. suffering from bad colds, tooth
ache and other things that little
folks r prone to have.
Elmer Haldemah has been a visit
or in this community for the past
week.
John and Charlie Ellis are put
ting up ice. They are getting 1t off
the reservoir. 1t is Just a foot
thick and clear as crystal.
One day last week Lawrence Sui
Ivan was shoeing a horse, when the
animal turned quickly and seizing
~Lawrence's thumb in his mouth, bit
1t vicfously, causing a mighty sore
hand for MIR. Sullivan. DR.. Sell
dressed the wound and we are all
hoping that 1t will soon be we'll. We
know how to sympathize with you,
Lawrence, a calf bit our thumb once.
and believe us, 1t wasn't any fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bean undertook
to go across the mountain to Douglas
last week. but were unable to make
1t. and at the end of two days re-
turned home. after much difficulty.
Mrs. Bean wanted to tate the train
from Douglas to go to Thermopolis,
where she would be with her mother,
Mrs. Marshall, who has been there
sick for some time.
Mrs. Paul Atkinson and small son
are the guests of Mrs. Atkinson's
father and sister. John Kelly and
Miss Nancy Kelly in the Bow. The
Atkinsons have all moved to Rock
River for the winter. Day Atkinson
is managing the ranch on Sheer
Creek and the cattle. He is at pres
emit laid up with a severe attack OF
rheumatism.
Chas. West is a business visitor In
Medicine Bow this week, having
come down from his home in Raw.
Inns. several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Kinkbiner and
family were guests at the Chris
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Lelby were
visitors at the VIM. Brooks ranch al
Elk Mountain on Friday, returning
to the Bow that evening.
Little Bill Swan spent the Christ
mas holidays with his grandparents
and uncles. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Ekola,
and Matt, Jr.. and Arthur Ekola. He
returned to his home in Hanna the
last OF the week. and was accom-
panied by his grandmother. who will
visit relatives in Hanna for a while.
George Davidson and Fritz Lamp