, 1923-09-13

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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Campbell were
visitors in the city for a short time
on Sunday returning to their home
in Saratoga from a trip to Wam-
suffer where they took Mrs. Flora
Campbell, who has been their CUES
for two weeks.
Matt Baroch arrived the first of
The week from his home in Denver
ana will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. j.. Baroch for a week or so.
NJ. II. Hartung. Inspector OF the
State Land Loan Department is
spentsing the week in Rawlins and
vicinity from Cheyenne.
Carl Jebens, Roy Adams and Guy
Roberts, all of the Snake River Sec
ton r in the city on Monday of
this week looking after the ship
ment of several cars of cattle to the
Denver markets.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holmquist
have returned from a weeks vaca-
ton spent in Denver and adjacent
cities.
an. G. Finley of the Service Auto
Supply Co. and c. w. Allen of San
Diego. Cal, who was Mr.. Finley's
guest. spent Sunday in Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Larsen motored
to Saratoga on Sunday last and
spent the day enjoying an outing
and fishing trip.
Mrs. j. E. Bangs and daughter,
Miss Frances. have returned from
Denver where they spent a week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs l.. F.. Findei-
sen.
Arthur Rasmussen has been
spending the past several days in
the city from the ranch, attending
to the shipment Of some cattle to
the Denver markets.
Mr.. n Mrs. Ike Sjolin, Mrs.
Betty Engstrom and sons, Rich.
Carl. job nand William. formed a
party who spent Sunday last in
Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Salisbury and
w. Salisbury of Battle creek.
Colo. passed through Rawlins on
Saturday last en- route to Denver.
They will return to Rawlins to at
tend the Rawlins Rodeo, the closing
days OF this week.
John Milliken arrived in the CITY
Wednesday morning and is spending
the Rodeo days here officiating as
n Of the Judges.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Winston and
two sons. Dewitt and Eugene, re-
turned the latter part OF last week
from a six weeks trip to the west
coast. making the trip overland In
their car.
The Women Of Woodcraft will
hold their usual meeting on Friday
night OF next week. at which they
will install a class OF twenty i've
new members. The Woodcraft
ladies have recently been making .
drive for new members and have
been very successful, having eecur-
ed between twenty-five and thirty
new members.
Mrs. r. A. Smith OF Concord Cal,
spent sveral days in Rawlins last
week az the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Measures N route from their
home to New York City.
Mrs. Mabel Ashman who has been
spending six weeks as the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. b. Miner.
departed on Thursday last for her
home in Herrin. IN.
VIM. Corbett is spending the week
In Rawlins from the Snake River
section. attending Rodeo.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
"S 'oA ShJoy"osS pitui' NJ LUG
Platte near FIT. Steele on Wednes-
day afternoon last. all Of the men,
hers OF the school attending. The
picnic had previously been set for
last Wednesday but owing to the Ill.
ness OF Mr.. Street, who Is one OF
the officers, had been postponed.
Mrs. A. d. Roll Ia entertaining
hn. Hunnicut and Mrs. Coleman.
both OF Denver. who were here for
the convention Of the L. A. to B. OF
r. r. and remained over to attend
the Rodeo.
Mn. W. H. Coleman Ia Ia from
dc 0oads for Rodeo and 10 tho cues,
a AfS. r. J. BAfoch.
n. and Mrs. p. B. Fithian ar.
Cse16,So6oR 6aAAas City the. drst OF
tee week and are Spending the
Redso week hero - guests Of Mr.
. Mn. e. B. Miner.
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