, 1923-05-31

ish music for a dance June 3 al
the Opera House.
i st. Margaret's Guild are making
great preparations for the picnic
dance. which they are giving at Elk
Mt. Saturday, June 10. A TIN q
the first picnic dance OF the sea-
son a large crowd is expected to at
tend.
! T. r. Jackson Is spending a few
Days with relatives here. Mr.. Jack
son is at present managing his ranch
on Pass Creek.
Miss Amanda J. Peterson spent
the week end with friends at Lara
mic.
Mr.. James Chilly Of Superior,
Wyo., is the guest of his cousins,
Mrs. Toni Rees and Miss Marybelle
Crilly. He will remain until Aftes
Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 8. Brooks
and daughter, Eugenia, Of Rock
Springs are visiting friends hero for
a few days.
, Mr.. Sidney Deane was here Mon
day on business with the U. P. Coal
Co.
Mrs. Joseph Maxson was the
charming hostess at a luncheon
Tuesday. Her guests were Misses
Ruth Henderson. Marie lie Poidevin
and Isabelle Buckley Of Cheyenne.
Carl Thomas came up from Lara
mie Saturday to attend the High
school play.
Miss Jane Wright who is attend
ing Greeley Teachers College came
from that city Saturday to attend
the funeral OF her grandfather Ro-
bert Jackson. Miss Wright return
ed to Greeley Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Woods came from
Cheyenne Friday to spend the week
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Woods.
Mrs. Henry Jones returned from
Bruel. Neb.. Saturday.
The Misses Vera Bliss, Gertrude
Bliss. Amanda Peterson, Mary Con-
nell and Robert Rider spent Sunday
at Elk Mountain.
The Graduation Of the Class Of
1923 will be held At the Opera
House Friday evening. June lat.
Those who will receive diplomas are,
Grace Butler. Cora Ellis. Helen Ell
lis. Emily Dodds. Elite Dodds. Mar
garet Mumm. Mabel Massey. Lillian
Malmberg. Dorothy Christensen.
Lempi Matson. David Ellis. John
Hudson, Harry Lyon. Albert Mybrois
and Gus Ojala.
Mrs. E. F. Asbury of Twin Falls,
Idaho arrived Saturday. She Will
be the guest OF her cousin, Mrs.
Charles A. Ainsworth for several
weeks.
Mrs. John veitch and daughter.
Miss came In from Elk Mountain
Wednesday. They will remain for
several days a. Miss Miss q to have
some dental work done.
Nestor Nurmi was In from his
ranch near Leo. wednesday.
The Senior Glass play What Hap
pened to Jones" VAS performed at
the Opera House last Saturday eve
ming. It was one of the best over
given here and a great deal Of Gre
dit Is due those who had the pro.
duction in charge. zach performer
seemed especially fitted for his or.
her part. The specialties between
acts were especially good. We are
hoping that ext year the High
School will put on two plays instead
of one.
Mrs. T. X. Jackson came up from
Denver Friday to attend the fun.
erai OF her uncle Robert Jackson.
She and Mrs. Jennie Jackson went
to Laramie Tuesday to spend . few
days with friends there.
Harry Woods came from Cheyenne
to spend the week end with his par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Woods.
Otto Bernard was q business visit
or Tuesday.
Mrs. Percy Washorn and Nellie
Caskoll drove In from Elk Mt. Tues
day and spent tho day here.
Old Carbonites will be interested
in learning that thru the efforts
OF Mr.. T. II. Butler the plot OF the
Carbon Cemetery has been purchas-
ed from the Union Pacific Coal Com
pany. An Association has been
formed to be known as the Carbon
Cemetery Association. In this man,
ner this city OF the dead will be tax
en- care of for years to came. There
are q few needed repairs. 80 an as
sessment OF one dollar and q half
was levied on each member.
w. X. Anderson returned the arst
of the week from Denver where he
has been spending the past week