, 1923-06-14

tend the funeral OF A.. X. CONVEY
who was an old time Walcott resi-
dent.
r. w. Rankin, an old time Rawlin'
resident, his daughter Miss Dorothy
and son Orville, were Rawlins visit
ors on Saturday and Sunday las
from their home in Seattle, Wash.
and spent a short time visiting
friends. They were en- route tt
Cheyenne to attend the Tillman
Willets wedding which occurred or
Tuesday. The bride, formerly Miss
Mabel Tillman, is a niece OF Mr.
Rankin.
Guy Miller returned the latter part
of last week from Denver, driving
home a new White truck.
Mrs. l.. ID. Peck and daughter,
Mrs. Nixon. were Rawlins visitors
on Saturday last from their home
in Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sun and
children spent several days in Raw
Inns the latter part of last week
from their Sweetwater ranch and
were guests at the Lynch homo over
the week end.
Mrs. o. c. Buehler and daughter.
Margaret, and Miss Dorothy Bene-
dict left the latter part of last week
for Denver where they are spending
the week and will accompany Mrs.
Robert Benedict home. Mrs. Bene-
dict has been quite i'll but is o n
~valescing nicely and will leave the
hospital this week.
Ed. Hunt has been u Rawlins
visitor this week from his home at
Rock River.
Snake River visitors this week in
clude Penn l.. Gooldy, who was here
the first Of the week from Slavery.
George Rawlins Stephenson. small
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stephenson
has been on the sick list for several
days the past week. but is now i'm
proved.
Mrs. Mabel King of Laramie was
a Rawlins visitor on Tuesday of this
week. and was registered at the
Ferris.
G. A. Greeve. an employee OF the
itawlins Coal Co, is suffering with
severe burns on his face, hands and
arms. occasioned by an explosion
~ gasoline. The man is under the
care of DR.. L. A. Kell. and is re-
covering very nicely.
Mrs. VIM. Hunt spent a day in
the city the first of the week from
Saratoga. on a shopping trip and
visiting friends.
County Assessor w. F. Daley will
leave tomorrow for the Snake River
valley and will finish up the assess
ing of that section during the next
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. B~reitenstein and
small daughter returned Sunday
evening from a trip to Casper where
they spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting friends.
G.. a. Brimmer returned h first
OF the week from Salt Lake where
he spent several days OF matters of
business.
r. II. Alcorn. Mrs. w. +. Daley.
Miss Bescbel Newson and w. l..
Alcorn left on Tuesday for Laramie
where they will attend the Com
mencement Exercises of the Wyom-
ing University. w. l.. Alcorn being q
graduate.
II. A. Meyer OF Kemmerer. passed
throush Rawlins the first OF the
week en- route to Cheyenne where he
will attend the meeting of the Wyo-
ming Consistory in session there this
week.
Mrs. Il. A. Hatfield spent n few
days here the first of the week from
Rock Springs. visiting friends.
Mrs. Sybcila Dineen and Mrs
Hazel Davis. both OF Cheyenne. wer'
week end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c
l.. Haines. returning to Cheyenne
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lawrence Larsen left the frs
a.. arn.ly far nnttt1nr cnln
where she will attend the summe
school OF the Colorado University.
A. G.. Mcintosh was a Rnwlin
visitor one day the latter part o
last week from his Sweetwate
ranch. coming In to c his daugh
ter, who was returning home fror
sfiool Mt Baker City. oregon,
Sheriff a. a. Sanders and Alge
Hall made a trip TO Savery on Tues
day OF this week after the body o
a shocpherder OF Boyers Bros. VIII
wrG killed by lightning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gideon OF Bagg
spent several days In the city thl
week transnrting business and visit
ing with old friends. They drcv
home a new Dodge Brothers tourin
car which they purchased from tn
Smiley Motor company.
A. u. and r.. w Reader OF Dixo
were In Rawilns sunday on their wa
to Dixon from Denver. Mr.. T.. "
Reader was Just returning from hi
visit to New York and Washington
% C.. where he spent several week
IN the interest OF the new railroad.
Harry Riley OF Slavery spent Sur
day and Monday In Rawlins tram
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