, 1924-08-14

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Mayor ferTelJ OIL lulS Guy mas DeeH
asked by the Casper paper to select
six other men to- act with hin as a
committee to choose Carbon Coun-
tvs most beautiful girl. Mayor Per-
rett states that he is endeavoring to
secure a properly qualified commit
tee for this important duty but that
he much fears that with so many
exceptionally pretty girls in Carbon
county it will be very difficult to
choose the most beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Sundin and Mrs.
e. NJ. Tierney went to Denver last
Thursday and returned on Saturday.
Mr.. Sundin drove a new Hudson
coach to- Rawlins.
The Rev. Father Schellinger made
a trip to Saratoga on Sunday and
returned to Rawlins the same even
ing.
Fritz Anderson made a trip to
Cheyenne. leaving Rawlins on Fri
day and returning on Monday. While
in Cheyenne he was fitted for glasses
by DR.. Strader.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. V. Aten of Hous-
ton, Texas, arrived in Rawlins the
middle part of last week and will
remain here for the remainder of
the month visiting with their son,
DR. Rex Aten and wife.
Mr.. M Mrs. o. p. Olsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Anderson and daughter.
Ruth. left for Denver on Sunday
where they will remain about a week.
They are making the trip overland
and Mr.. Anderson will attend market
week.
Miss Jean Kelly and Walt Lam
bertson went to Green Ridge and
spent the week end visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hunt will
leave Rawlins on Saturday for about
saS.
Phillip Mahoney and Bryan Tobin
were in from the Mahoney ranch on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winston of
Kemmerer and May Winston of
Montpelier, Ida, Mrs. Murray Ry-
burn and Mr.. Snyder of Montpelier
stopped over in Rawlins Monday
night to visit with friends and rel
atives in this city. The party was
en- route from the Yellowstone park
to their homes.
+. w. Yoder who has beer in
Rawlins for some time in connection
with the forest fires in this district
returned to Cheyenne On Wednes-
day.
Mrs. j. Jefferies and daughter,
Vigilis, arrived in Rawlins this week
and are spending several weeks as
guests at the Clause home.
C. f. Mullins. salesman at the
Ford Garage in Rawlins, made a
business trip to Bags, returning to
this city yesterday.
Misc Cr,-gtaI Th1Ia pvh1 no. boon
taking summer course in librarian
ship at the University of Wisconsin.
Madison, Wis, arrived in Rawlins
this week.
Frank Mahoney was in Rawlins
Tuesday and Wednesday from the
Mahoney ranch.
Mr.. John Hurd of FIT, Worth, Tex
as arrived In Rawlins on Monday
and will spend a couple of weeks
visiting at the home OF Mr.. Will Nj
land. |
DR.. and Mrs. Rex Aten and child
rem and Mr.. Aten's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. v. Aten spent Sunday at the
Medicine Bow Lodge hunting and
fishing. 4
w. II. Hunt and w. H. Higley
went to the Mead ranch last Tuesday
on a hunting trip. "A
X. II. Hadsell made . trip to the
Hadsell ranch on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ruth Hegglund and children
Gordon and Helen are receiving med
ical attention at the hospital. They |
were entered last Thursday.
Mrs. ID. c. Baldwin of SIS North
First street was entered in the hos
pital last Thursday and is receiving
medical attention.
James Williams who is employed
by the p. & X. is recovering from
minor injuries received last Sunday.
r. r. Otis. employee Of the Ill.
Pipe Line entered the hospital or
Saturday and is receiving medical
attention for a cut foot.