, 1924-11-20

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Mrs. Kate Barnes Of Saratoga Is
spending several days in thec city this
week from her home in Saratoga and
Is the guest of her niece, Mrs. John
and of her sister. Mrs.
Dennis O'Melia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Ball and Mrs
Geo. w. Sisson were visitors In Raw
Inns on Tuesday afternoon from Sar-
atoga for several hours.
l.. r. Kingman has been a visitor
during the week from Saratoga.
County Commissioner Andy Nelson
of Walcott has been spending sever
al days in the city this week on
business.
Mrs. w. M. Morris returned on
Saturday last from a visit OF Two
months with relatives and friends IN
California.
Mrs. Thomas Leslie of Ogden,
Utah. arrived in Rawlins on Arm
istice Day and was the guest Oh MISS
Mabel Parsons until Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Leslie was formerly MISS
Nellie Moerke of this city and a
MANY friends here who were very
glad to welcome her among them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick were
in the city yesterday from hanna
and Parco. avail
Attorney A. J.. Roster and small
daughter Miss Jean, were vlsltors III
Saratoga on Monday where Mr.. Kos
Ter attended to matters OF business
Miss Helen Irving. county super
|intendent of schools, Is spending tne
week. in Casper where she ID atteno-
ing the Special Class Conference ~
session there this week. MISS nv
ing is expected home the latter part
of this week. ,o,,or
Mrs. O. L. Stitt. Mrs. A. J. Roster
Mrs. w. E. France and Mrs. n. a.
France were a motor party VINO spen'
Monday afternoon at the river enjoy
ing an outing. n.,aov
H. II. Nelson returned on Mohaay
evening from Baggs where ne mas
been spending the past week attena
ing to matters of business. MT. iSel-
son reports the roads between mere
and the Snake River section as oeihs
very rough and muddy. .,
Mrs. II. e. Dunlap and two child-
rem are spending the week in Denver
visiting friends. .
Mrs. J. E. Baker returned last
week from a visit of several weeks
with relatives and friends in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.. Walker were
in the city on Saturday last
the ranch of the Freeland a
tie Co.. on Pass Creek. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Mahan n
family arrived the latter part OF last
week from North Platte, Nebr., n
will make their home in this city.
Mr.. Mahan has taken a position with
the Wyoming Drug Co.
Misses Cora and Lucille Felker OF
Saratoga were Rawlins visitors on
Saturday last from Saratoga.
AL F~arnsworth came in from Baggs
On Friday last and left the following
for Saratoga where he will spend
time.
C. f. Jebens has been a Rawlins
business visitor during the week
rom the Snake River section.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gordon Morgan
we're Rawlins visitors on Saturday
asst from Walcott, where Mrs. Nor |
Is the teacher In the Walcott
Herman Peterson of the Andy Mel
on Sheep Co., was a visitor In the
lily on Tuesday OF this week.
George Graft and r. I. Martin
we're visitors in the city on Saturday
asst from Saratoga on matters OF
BUSINESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grundy r
pending a few days in the city this
week from their ranch home near
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Williams re-
urned the latter part of last week
a few days business and pleasure
rip to Denver
F. l.. McCourtney left the first of
he week for Kansas City. Mo-. where
no expects to spend the greater part
II the winter.
w. X. Anderson and II. w. and II.
Litheridge OF Parco. spent several
In Denver last week. driving
In Mr.. Anderson's car.
Miss Carrie Priquet and Mrs. Fred
Johnson. both OF Saratoga have been
visitors during the week
from Saratoga.
MI. c. j. Ince. Dist. Coml. Supt. Of
the Western Union Telegraph Co..
a visitor on Tuesday Of this
week. from Denver.
w. Il. Carey and f. F. Luton of
the Mountain States Telephone and
Company left Rawlins on
Monday for the Saratoga and En-
section where they will
spend several days In connection with
the work OF tho company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rendle and
Betty Jane returned Tues
day evening from about n two weeks
stay at Rochester. Minnesota. where
Betty Jane has been receiving medi-
cal attention at the Mayo Brothers
hospital.
Roy Logan left this city Sunday
evening for Cheyenne where he was
called to serve on the grand Jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Watkins of Med
icine Bow were Rawlins visitors on
Monday.
Richard Topc. Governor OF the 7th
district OF the Rotary International