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Difficulty. Wyo., July 2. 1928
We nave begun to believe that
summer has came at last. The
past few days and nights have been
very warm, and everything is grow
ing nicely. Gardens and potato
patches are looking as If there would
be plenty Of vegetables for next win
ter, even if things did look so dis
couraging for some time Between
hail storms and cold weather it SEEM
ed for awhile as tho nothing would
be raised in the line of vegetables
this summer. The hay crop promises
to be good, and the grass on the
range was lever better.
Mrs. c.. e. Cooper is the proud
owner of a bran new car which was
presented to her by Mr.. Cooper.
Last Friday was the 'steenth birth
day of Miss Katheryn Macpherson,
and to celebrate the occasion, she
invited a few Of her most intimate
friends to spend the evening with
her at the Cronberg residence on the
river. She had prepared for them.
n of her excellent suppers, and
the table fairly groaned under the
weight of goodies. In the center
was a beautiful birthday cake, which
had crossed the briny deep for this
special occasion. 1t was a beautiful
cake. and was the gift of relatives
of Miss Macpherson, who tho thous-
ands of miles away never forgot her
when the anniversary of her birth
rolls round. The cake tasted equal
ly as good as it looked, and need
less to say, all those present enjoyed
1t immensely. After supper the
evening was spent by playing games,
n listening to music and stories.
Not until almost midnight did the
guests depart, satisfied with their
entertainment, and wishing Miss
MACPHERSON many happy returns of
the day. Those present we're, Ras
Cronberg. Miss Christine Cronberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Finkbiner, Bayle,
George and Bobbie Finkbiner, Grand
pa Finkbiner, Miss Kissler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Jefferies, Miss Mar
garet ourke, Chris Cronberg,
Bobbie, Ted and Jimmie Cronberg
and the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ellis and
Misses Susie Cram and Miss Katheryn
MACPHERSON visited the Cronberg
school last week. We were very
perfect little school house stands a
u thV SlohuV s.
home, and in that little school house
is everything to be found in much
larger schools. for the convenience
OF both pupils and teacher. Four
windows furnish plenty of light for
the room. There are black-boards,
maps, tic. Three seats and as many
desks accommodate the trio of little
boys who attend the school, and
a neat desk and chair afford the
teacher great comfort. Miss Mar
garet Bourke Is the teacher. and is
a perfect success in her place. We
were shown some OF the work ac-
complished by her school. and 1t
was ncai excellent We are certain
hat the position as teacher OF this
school would be a very enviable one.
Miss Anna Cardwell was stricken
last week with a severe earache, and
went to Medicine Bow to be under
the Doctors care. For a few days
she seemed to improve, when sud
denly she got worse, and DR.. Sell
sent her to Cheyenne to consult DR..
Strader. The following day DR..
Strader decided that an operation
was necessary. as he pronounced it
a mastoid affection. Miss Cardwell's
relatives in the Basin were notified.
and her father and mother left i'm
mediately for Cheyenne. The oper-
alton was performed, and at present
the young lady is getting along nice