, 1923-03-29
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daughter. who arrived at their home
on Sunday last. Mother and baby
are doing nicely.
Geo. A. Bible, cashier OF the First
National Bank. Is spending several
days in Denver this week, where he
is comforting with the architects who
nave charge of the plans for the
building of the new home of the
First National which Is to be erected
this summer.
r. H. Hopkins and Attorney l.. E.
Armstrong left on Tuesday for Den
e where they are transacting mat
ters of business for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cornwell and
two children arrived in the city or
Tuesday from Wamsutter, where
they have been living for the past
year and will again make Rawlins
their home. Mr.. Cornwell will again
be associated in business with Mr..
Fleischli in the Rawlins Garage.
Among the visiting members Of
the Masonic Lodge of Saratoga who
spent last Friday in Rawlins to at
tend the funeral of c.. E. Jensen,
formerly of the Platte Valley, were
the following gentlemen: E. B. VIM
ner. A. f. Dahl, ]. B. Eager, c. G.
Larson, Chas Sjoden, H. B. Prouty,
] A. H. Bush and the Rev. H. O..
Johns.
E. w. Krampert. geologist for the
Bair Oil company, and the Kasoming
Oil company, has been a visitor here
this week for several days on busi-
ness connected with his companies.
Car sales at the Rawlins Garage
this week include Ralph w. John
son CnapfoI Civ Mrc Mipnio No
OOrmick. Wamsutter, Special Six,
Mrs. w. p. Clause is expected in
the city tomorrow evening from
Wamsutter and will spend the Easter
vacation with Mrs. l.. C.. Graves and
the Misses Vincent and Veronica
Clause.
WIN. Dubois, Cheyenne architect,
is spending the day here on matters
of business.
f. NJ. Johnston of the Johnston
Motor Co.. is spending a few days in
Cheyenne this week on matters OF
business.
II. A. France has returned from
an extended visit in Long Beach,
Gal. where he visited Mrs. France
and their small son. John Walker,
who are spending the winter there.
Mrs. France and son will not return
to Rawlins for several weeks yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Bryant have
beon spending severn days in the city
this week from Boise, Idaho.
Aibin Hall spent a few days in
RAwhns the first of the week from
the range. visiting relatives and
friends.
II. A. Rasmussen has been a visit
or in the city for several days this
week from the fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Howard, both
have been very i'll this week for
several days, but are improved.
8. w. Wass of Rock Springs has
been attending to business matters
here this week for several days.
Mrs. Minnie Mccormick and her
daughter, nave been Rawlins visitors
for several days this week from their
home in Wamsutter.
Kim B~reitenstein Is spending a
few days here the past week from
Laramie. where he Is a student in
the Wyoming U this year.
Il. l.. Hansen OF Green River has
been a visitor here for a day or so
this week from Green River.
+. w. Dettmer. who has been
a few days here the past
week from Rock Springs. visiting !
his mother and closing up some bust
nes matters here. left the first OF
the week for Rock Springs, where
he will spend a few days. departing
next week with Mrs. Dettmer, for
California. where they will make
future home.
G. s. Thomas has been spending
aOmo time in tho city this week from
Laramie.
}. u. Woodbury.. n Of the old
timers OF the Snake River section
has been n Rawlins visitor for sew
eral days this week on matters of
Mr.. Woodbury. left for his
ranch in the Sand Greek section on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Soren Frandsen will enter
tain a few friends informally at
cards at her pleasant home on Satur-
day afternoon of his week. her
guests being Mesdames Peter Han
sen. Chris Brown. Ole Nelson. II.
Larsen. Chris Christofferson, Jack
Johnson. Nels Lambertson, Peter
Carlson. Andrew Rasmussen, Abe
Stratton and A. Paulson.
Mrs. S. c. Mason left the latter
part OF last week for Omaha. where
she WIS called by the critical illness |
OF her sister. Mrs. Leonard Werlich. |
Miss Mildred Anderson. Tho
many Rawlins friends OF Mrs. Weir
ich hope soon to hear that she is on
the road to recovery.
Mr.. n Mrs. n. Rasmussen and
son Arthur. returned the latter part
x the week from n business trim 10
choy"nne and Denver. where they |
spent several days. En- route home
Mr.. and n Rpsmussen were the
quests or their daughter. Mrs. Ber-
tn'ra Berger. In Cheyenne, for a few
days.
Mrs. Lucy Leonard I,,L.o.