, 1924-01-10

Miss Kathryn Farrar and her
the past summer and fall in Raw
Inns. being associated with Brandie's
Orchestra. departed the latter part
of last week for Denver where they
will remain for some time. The
trip was made overland In their car.
DR.. c.. w. Jeffrey Is the owner
of a handsome new Dodge sedan,
purchased the first of the week from
the Smiley Motor Co.
Undersheriff w. p. Mills is spend
ing several days in Cheyenne this
week on business matters connected
with his office.
H. Rasmussen Is a business visit
or in Cheyenne for a few day this
week.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Gus Larsen, who is with Mr.. Lar
sen in Denver, that the patient Is re-
recovering slowly in st. Joseph's
hospital, where he Is receiving treat
ment for q severe attack of rheu-
matism.
Snake River visitors here this
week include C. V. Gooding of Dixon
who was in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Grieve OF the
Split Rock section spent a day In
the city the first Of the week from
their ranch.
Word has been received from Den
yer hat Miss Marguerite Morgan
underwent an appendicitis operation
in st. %Joseph's hospital on Monday
of this week. and Is getting along
very nicely. Miss Morgan was &C
/ nm p,,>o ptnI -, JNnyyov h.. hn~ ~, ~thzu
Mrs. G.. w. Morgan and her sister.
Mrs. Frank Cunning, both OF whom
will remain until she is entirely re-
covered.
Jas. Gettamy, who for the past
year has been purchasing agent for
the Bair Oil Co., in this city, the
position and has departed for the
where he will visit several months.
Mr.. Gettamy has been succeeded by
Mr.. Clark Mccoy in the offices of
the Bair Oil Co.
Leonard Walker, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Walker of Pass Creek,
departed the latter part Of last week
for his home after spending the New
Year holidays in Rawlins as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frederick
Clark.
Attorney l.. F.. Armstrong spent
, Monday in Green River attending to
legal business.
Bishop N. s. Thomas spent Sun
day last in Rawlins from his home
In Cheyenne. and held services both
morning and evening In St. Thomas
church.
Miss Winifred Swain. one OF the
teachers in the Rawlins public
schools, returned on Sunday even
ing last from Kansas City, Mo-.
where she has been spending the
holidays with her parents.
Miss Edna Campbell returned the
latter part OF last week from a weeks
visit In Cheyenne. where she was
the guest Of Miss Dorothy Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Conyers and
Mrs. Conyers' mother. Mrs. Lulu
Watt were In the city several days
the latter part Of last week from
their home in Saratoga. Mr.. and
Mrs. Conyers have returned to their
home and Mrs. Watt will spend sew
eral weeks here as the guest of her
sister. Mrs. J%orjensen.
Ed. Lambert has been a Rawlins
visitor for a few days this week
from his home at Severy.
Chas. Robertson and Max Lovejoy.
both OF FIT. Steele. were Rawlins
visitors or Saturday last and we're
pleasant callers ut the Republican
office.
II. f. Dunlap states that he Is
having lots Of fun these days burn
ing out bearings. He burned out a
bearing in his car recently while en-
route to Denver and was without
the use OF his a for several days
while getting II fixed. He took the
car out of the garage the other day
again and owing to the severe cold
another bearing burned out before
the oil warmed up sufficiently TO
circulate freely.
X. A. Logan OF the First National
Bank has been confined to his home
for a few days this week with an
attack of tonsilitis.
C. W. Hammer returned the first
OF the week from his old home in
Iowa. where he has bee spending
tho hnlidaya Visiting relatives