, 1924-12-18

ping, n other business affairs.
Mrs. Katheryn Macpherson and
Miss Edna Klassen spent the week
end in Cheyenne, where they enjoy
ed q vacation.
Joe Taylor from the Point of Rocks
ranch went to the Bow the middle
OF the week. and spent a night there.
Mike Fisher was at the Long 9
ranch a couple Of days last week,
where he got about fifty head Of cat
tie belonging to the Q ranch and took
them to the Basin.
Johnnie Quealy stopped in Medi-
cine Bow for dinner on Saturday
en- route to his home at Elk Noun
tain, from Rock River where he had
gon to attend to business matters.
He was in the car and says the Lin
coin Highway is in excellent condf-
ton.
The dinning room at the Virginian
hotel is closed, and will perhaps re-
main SO during the winter. However
the O'Connor and a few restaurants
are running and the hungry public
can still be fed in the little town.
John Ellis and his grand father,
Fred Herman ST., were visitors in
Medicine Bow on Saturday, enjoying
dinner at the O'Connor.
Chas. Wickam from the Point of
Rocks ranch spent a few days in
Medicine Bow last week, and went
back to the ranch with Joe Taylor.
Roy Meredith was in this vicinity
from Elk Mountain last week, having
purchased some cattle here, taking
them back to his Elk Mountain
ranch.
Mr.. H. L. Jefferis made a trip to
Laramie ON Thursday where he visit
ed Mrs. Jefferis and the little daugh-
ter. whom they have named Ruth
Ellen. Mr.. Jefferis found them doing
nicely, and all their friends are
eagerly awaiting their home coming.
Johnny Sullivan returned on Sat-
urday from a several days visit to
Rawlins, and vent to the ranch on
Sunday afternoon.
On Saturday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell entertained at the @
ranch in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
served to the jolly crowd of merry
makers. and after thus refreshing
themselves, they decided to have a
real old fashioned dance, and the
p~honograph was brot into promin-
ence. and away they vent. The dance
which was OF the long-ago variety
was kept up until 2 a. m. when the
guests very reluctantly left for their
homes. declaring that they had not
had SO much real fun for many
years. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hennseesy. the guests OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan,
Jackie and sister, VIII West. Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison West, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Cardwell, Ed. and John
Cardwell. Miss Anna Cardwell, Mr..
Larson. Mike Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Emerson. Lester Emerson.
Dave Tedrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
and a few others whose names we
failed to learn.
VIM. Kyle has bought the hay al
the TB ranch. and Mr.. Dolling will
feed 1t for him, as he has the Kyle
cattle there for the winter.
Luther Wellbaum was taken quite
sick. some time ago. and has not
been entirely well since. It is be-
lieved that he has suffered a slight
p%aralytic stroke. His many friends
hope he will soon be all right again.
Lawrence Sullivan was n business
visitor in Medicine Bow on Friday.
returning to the ranch early on Sat-
urday morning. On Sunday, he again
went to the Bow 10 bring Johnnie
Sullivan back to the ranch.
Bud Herman was In the Bow on
Thursday from his ranch ut Elk
Mountain. He was gathering cattle
in that vicinity, and spent a short
time In town.
Mrs. John Campbell from the Leo
country was called to Douglas, the
last OF the week. on cou OF the
serious Illness of George Powell.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Henry Miles is now at her
home again after her illness. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. West. Mrs. Miles par
ents are with her and will remain