, 1923-04-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NOTES

the past week In RawlinS Is the
guests OF Mrs. Holmes sister, Mrs.
Otto Carroll, departed on Saturday
for their home in Riverside. Cal.
Studebaker sales reported at the
Rawlins Garage this week were the
following: w. H. Reedy, light six,
coupe; Herman Grail. light six tour
ing; Guy Miller, big six speedster.
Last Tuesday evening marked the
Installation of the new officers Of
the B. P. O. Elks 809.
Miss Mary Buckley has resumed
her position at the Rawlins National
Bank, after having been absent for
several weeks. having undergone an
appendicitis operation. Miss Buck
ley is almost entirely recovered in
health.
Mrs. John Wallace will be hostess
at cards on Saturday afternoon Of
this week, the guests being the Mes
danes l.. c. Larsen Ell kan,R. rohT
DANES l.. C. Larsen, e. L.. Rankin.
C.. L Lahrman, C. l.. Haines, Leo
Roberts. Lawrence Larsen, VIM.
Herbertson.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Paulson re-
turned the first Of the week from
an extended visit in California where
they have been spending the past
two months. During their absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulson also visited
in Honolulu.
Mrs. VIM. Clause returned to
Wamsutter on Sunday evening.
having spent Easter Sunday with the
Misses Clause and Mrs. l.. C. Graves.
Miss Eva Anderson and Harry
Anderson, both of whom are stu
dents at the Wyoming University.
spent the Easter vacation with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Ander-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Doggett were
in h city Sunday from Saratoga,
returning home the same evening.
They were accompanied by Mrs. w.
A. Humphreys who spent a couple of
days here visiting relatives and
friends. |
Mrs. Leo Roberts is spending a
few days in Denver this week visit
ing friends. |
Cecil Healy returned the first of
the week from California where he
has been spending several weeks
visiting his mother and sisters who
are spending the winter and spring
there. Cecil reports that he had
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Mrs. l.. B. Mayor and family. Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Mayor and Mrs. H. E.
Mcfarland and family
Norris Larsen Is spending several
days in the city this week from the
range, visiting at his home.
w. A. Pilon arrived the first Of
the week from Illinois where he has
been spending the winter and has
accepted a position with the Fergu-
son Mere. Co. Mr.. Pilon Is we'll
known in Rawlins having been To-
Gated with his father. in the mer-
camille business at Saratoga for sew
eral years. and is an experienced
mercantile man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Sims left
the first OF the wee for California
where they will spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Sallade are the
proud parents of a fine baby son,
born to them the first OF the week.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
The Froling Shoe Shop presents
a very neat appearance this week,
having been newly painted and re-
arranged to give additional space
Mr.. Froling has n of the most up
to-date shops in the state and it now
presents a very attractive appear
ance.
Ed. Mumm spent yesterday in the
city from his home at Hanna visit
ing his mother. Mrs. John Mumm.
and his sister. Miss Bertha Mumm.
John Ryan is spending . few days
IN the city this week from the range
visiting at his home.
w. A. Mckay is spending several
days at Upton this week looking
after his sheep interests.
Eric Bland. one OF the old timers
OF the city is to be operated upon
Mt the Memorial hospital this after
noon for appendicitis. DR.. Kell per-
forming the operation. Mr.. BANDS
many friends hope soon to hear OF
his complete recovery.
N. l.. France. formerly
OF the dry goods department of the
ferguson Mercantile Co. who has
been spending several months visit
Ing his family In California. will
not return to Rawlins and his posi-
lion at the Ferguson Mercantile Co..
VIII be taken by w. f. France. who
has also been with the firm for sev-
eral years.
Cards have been received from
the Colorado Agricultural College at
#. Collins. Colo. announcing their
commencement exercises the week
OF April first to fifth inclusive. In
cluded in the list OF graduates OF
he class Of Mechanic Arts are two
hawiins young men,. Dwight Il. Oar
rell and Lyndon ~Strnndbcrg. Raw
Inns friends Of the young men cx-
tend hearty congratulations upon
the successful completion OF their
school course
Lester Johnson. who underwent
An operation at tho Memorial hos
pifal last week 10 Commissioning nice
~ and was able to be removed to