, 1923-03-01
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MILO NOTES
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day with Mrs. Alice and Flo Hast
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Filpula and
son. Edward. went to the Basin Sun
day to visit with Tillman Parks and
family.
Little Helen Richardson was at the
Veitch ranch Sunday for a visit
with Miss Veitch.
Mr.. Nels Irene of Elk Mountain,
was in our neighborhood Monday.
Mr.. Jay Johnson, Perry Skiver,
Albert Hammond and Arthur Chess
brough spent Monday evening with
the Mrs. Hastings.
Mr.. j. A. Heinrich was over
from the U. l.. ranch Monday morn
ing for a visit with the Filpula folks.
Miss Ina Veitch was UP from the
Skiver place Monday to visit with
Mrs. John Veitch, also made a short
visit with Mrs. Alice Hastings.
Mr.. VIM. Brooks was up from his
home near Elk Mountain to look
after his cattle that are feeding up
here.
Mrs. John veitch and Mrs. VIM.
West were visitors at the school
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob Filpula was down from
her home Wednesday to spend the
afternoon with Mrs Alice Hastings.
Mr. Carl Schoen and Katherine
Doherty were up from Elk Mountain
Sunday to see how the balers were
progressing.
Mrs. Ted Richardson was visiting
with Mrs, John Veitch Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Bud Herman and his hired
man were up from Elk Mountain
Wednesday or a short business trip.
Mr.. C. Hastings and John Veitch
bridge near Milo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Filpula drove
to Elk Mountain Tuesday afternoon
to get some supplies.
Mr.. Carl boiling was in our neigh
borhood Monday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Irene are the
parents of a boy born at the Ham
mond ranch. nea Elk Mountain,
Sunday.
Young Sidney Skiver was up from
his home Wednesday and called at
the school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Haines came
down from the Sublette ranch on
Thursday for a short visit and to
get their mail.
Mr.. C. NJ. Beatty, of Cheyenne,
las been at the U. L.. ranch for sew
eral days this week looking after
business matters.
Mr.. David West was over to the |
Hagland place Friday for q visit with
VIM. West and family. then motored
on up to Milo to look over the bridge
work. which is being done by John
Veith and C. Hastings.
The balers, who have been baIinr
nay for Schoen. finished up Thurs
day morning and returned to Elk
Mountain Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice and Flo Hastings. also
ochard Hastings rode to Elk
Mountain Friday to spend the dayI
With Mrs. F. F. Hansen.
The children at Milo took their
vacation on Friday instead OF Thurs-I
day. Washinston's birthday.
Mr.. Ed Skiver took suddenly mi
Thursday night and DR.. Smith wa
called ron Hanna Friday. He dis-
9nosed the case As an attack of ap-
pendicitis and treatment was given
I relieve the pain until Mr.. skiver
was In condition 10 be moved to the
hospital. The many friends of NJ.
skiver hope to hear OF his speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C~heesbrourh
motored into Elk Mountain Friday
svenins from their homo. This IL
tne tirst time this winter they wore
eoIe 10 get In with their car but they
IN making II through. Now that thsvI
have h road open they viii M
10 further trouble. 80
Mrs.. John Veitch and dauRhter.
Miiss. to Elk Mountain Fridavl
10 do some shopping.
MI. r. r. Hansen and John Quealy
we're In our neiEhborhood Saturdnv
morning looking after business mat
Mr.. VIM. West motored IN Ell
Mountain Friday afternoon from me
Haglsnd place.
Mr. ana Mrs. Bruce forgery. VIM
nave spent the winter in Elk Moun-
IAN moved some OF their furniture
c~ck 10 the Ranger Station Thurs
~! a. Mr: forgery will resume his
month. '"o
Mr.. Hans Giadd was I'M from FL.
Mountain Saturday morning IN
brief business trip.
mr. John Tick and Edward FIlpui.
drove to Elk Mountain gatusdav
morning FOR he mail. Thcy report.
I'D quito = few Of the Elk Mount.in
csid"n n being on the rick liz,
nmonk them being Mr.. md M.
!ohn Evans. Mrs. Frank Maxi. who
vas taken In TO the hospital Friday
$3.50 the little son Of Mr.. and Nrs
nrthur Chcc.brouHh. DR.. Smith ~
rama. has been called out soycr.i
limos during the past week TO give
Mr. Evan vcitch rode 10 ELL
Moun'sin Saturday afternoon TO do
some shopping. ~