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Evening star., 1925-03-02
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
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CLoTHEs-will pay highes. prices for ladies'
and mems worn clothes. Write or phone D.
Stein. 1908 7th st. NV. Phone North 4ss.
CLOTHING tmen's cast-ofJ Write or phone
price in used clothing Old reliable Estab-
lshed 1865. Justh's Old Stand. 610 d st, NV.
CLorHING-will call in my a7lettered auto
prices for ladies' gentiemens chiidTense nseea. dis.
eardsd clothing thing Of all ain desGTipti9ns Address
Pes's st Or 1R Rn0Hs Sorh i755 E call '" Rice 1882
DIAMONDS, old gold, silver. bought for cash.
Louis Abrahams, 8l5 st. NV.
DIAMONDS. Jeweiry and old golc. for cash;
no delays Alvin Hofa, diamond broker. 9is
st NV. rooms II and Is. Main 645S.
FEATHER BEDS ana furniture; best prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eve at.
NV. Phone Main 1896.
FURNITURE-If you have any furniture or
best results, send for Louis Notes 42i 10th
st NV. Phone Franklin 20l5.
FURNITURE enough for an S-room house
wanted Immediately, as whole in parts.
FURSITURE-Cash for desirable furniture;
contents Of houses specially; also pianos,
store fixtures and showcases wanted Just
call Main 3006 and you will get the best
suits.
FURNITuRE-If you want to get full value
for your furniture household goods, call Ideal
Furniture Co. Main 2506. $40 Louisiana ave.
FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted; best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co, 49O La. ave
NV. phone Franklin 1026T.
FURNITURE WANTED and household goods;
you will feel satisfied with prices I pay. S
Neisenberg, 416 10th st. NV. Main 9275.
FURNITURE. pianos, carpets, etc. Phone 81
1882 for wagon or have me call. "Weschler"
920 Pa. ave. nv
FURNITURE-We buy household furniture and
ONCE fixtures. Money advanced on storage.
Sachs Furniture Co.. corner Sth and d sts.
NV. Main 63oe.
FURNlTCRE-Waut 10 purchase some used
furniture; also piano. Phone Franklin 53e4 Sc
FgRNITURE-If you want to ootsin best re-
suits for your furniture and other miscel-
laneous, call Mr.. Shapiro, 600 Louisiana ave-
NV. Franklin 37s5.
FURNITURE Would like 20 purchase some
used furniture for high grade roornng house;
must be reasonable: will pay cash Address
Box 1sl-X, Star Office I4s
GOLD, silver, watches, diamonds and old Jew
elry needed in our manufacturing dept Full
cash value paid. SeiinSer's, SIS ct.
OLD GOLD, silver. diamonds ;eweIry; nne
Aeautiful pieces especially. A z. Arnold
1923 ST. nv Main S173.
PAPER CUTTER--Second hand about u
inches. $. F. Compton. Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. ?"
WATER HEATER gas, in good condition
Ling. 43s New Jersey ave. sc.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTIoN.

WANTED-THOSE WHO ARE PLANNING:
to take Civil Service examinations clerk
will do well TO join special class now forming
Size of class limited. Apply at once. Strayer
College T21 13th st. Phone Main 1880
BOYD SHORTHAND Is THE SIMPLEST
system in commercial use; easily read. fast
best; touch typing. spelling. Eng, bus. letter
writing: grad. in demand; pos. guar. Est )
yrs. Boyd School 1888 st. NV. NJ. 2s78.
NOW is GOOD TINE TO BEGIN A
course Of preparation for nfes duties. Wood
Commercial School, located in quiet neigh
borhood, 311 East Capitol street, Is just an
ideal place. One years tuition costs S119,
payable in seven monthly payments. One
ments Thirty ninth year. Tel Line. 3S
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

COOKS. mattresses. maids. laundress, day
workers. buffers. chau6eurs, jsnitors Pot0-
MATTRESSES, walters dishwa shers, counter
girls, porters. kitchen help, chefs nurses,
bus boys Fuller's Agency. 1921 25th st.
Strayer Employment Service.
Operated by Strayer College for its students
and graduates. Good business positions pro-
cured for all that are qualified. NO FEES
I2l Thirteenth st. Main 3430.
BUSINESS P0SITIONS-Free registration.
Washington Employment Exchanges; operated
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries
NO CHARGE UNLESS
YOU ARE PLACED.
Room 213. TRANSFORMATION Bldg. 18th and H.
For Efficient Male Employees
CONSULT OR CALL
Y. NJ. C. A.
Free Employment Service.
1136 G ST. Main $3.50.
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RIGGER AND STEEPLEJACK, steel cable
and rope splicing, auto tow lines: flag poles
erected and painted; heavy machinery set up
and moved. Estimates given. Harry G.
berkeley, 0OS st. Phone Lincoln
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TRUNK REPAIRISG-MNTz REPATRs
trunks. leather bags. ladies' handbags etc,
Call or phone Mintz. 93s F st Main 36ss -
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FRENCH GIRL-EIperienced darning machine
operator, to take charge linen room by the
day Phone Main I1an
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COLLEGE STUDENTS-Do
you need any help on mathematics? Expert
individual coaching. any branch. including cal
cuius, one or two nights a week fMonday and
Thursday. Terms low. Call at COLUMBIA
SCHOOL OE DRAFTING 1ana 18th at N NJ
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TILE WORK repairing; prices reasonable;
Work guaranteed Edwin h. Elicit, 1Io6 9th
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Civil Service Examinations.

(IV1l Service Examinations.
Special course for stenographer-typist exam
nations. days and nights each wk. Tui-
ton, $5. Also special course for all First Grade
exams. New courses beginning today for Po-
liceman exam. given each Wed. salary, 81. 500.
Patent Office exam Apr. %; salary. 81, $50.
Reduction in tuition for those who enter this
week. The Civil Service Preparatory School.
Sc. cor. 18th and NV. Phone Err 20S0.
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MARKET STANDS-Act at once. Washing
toms most progressive residential market Park
View Market. Georgia ave. and Park road
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SITUATIONS FEMALE

ASSIST PLAIN COOKING. in cafeteria or
lunchroom; colored girl. 2024 L st. NV.
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REFRIGERATOR REPAIRTNG-By expert
Thinning and roofing Guttering and spouting
Call Main 16ln. NJ. Isis SOP 9th St NV.
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CPHOLSTERING and furniture repa riBg, in
terror decorating. cabinet work Col 1855
Standard Cpholstcriug Co, 2slO 14th St NV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARRIER SHOP FOR SALE three chairs, for.
Star office.
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DREssMAKING. by expert filter; New York
experience; $3.50 day in family. Remodeling
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DREsSMAKING wanted; dressmakmg re-
modelling; reasonable. North 1895 W. %
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DREsSMAKER wants steady position with an
experienced dressmaker; neat handwork Ad-
dress Box 1857 Star Office %
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PLUMBING & HEATISG-JOHN II. GUERIS.
4l2 East Capitol St, Line. 3417-Steam and
hot-water heating. plumbing. boiler and power
plants. Found reliable for 25 years
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(COntinuedJ

PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-specisi
prices for this week only. average size room
scraping. cracks to be pointed and papered
with polychrome paper and binder for Si2s
also interior and exterior painting with very,
low prices. We also specialize plastering. Work
guaranteed without desy. Decorate your
homes and don't worry about the cash, as We
Will give-you 10 months 70 pay without inter-
est. Call for estimates. Philadelphia Decorat-
ing Co. sll 9th 81. n. Main 22as. &c
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IuneuIpotn, SoloIeo glll. IVA l. 81. NV
DRESSMAKER wants steady position with an
experienced dressmaker: neat handwork Ad-
dress Box 9S6-Z. Star Office. 2'
DRESSMAKING wanted dressmakmr re-
modelling: reasonable. North 4898w. %
DREsSMAKING, by expert filter; New York
experience; $3.50 day in family. Remodeling.
Adams 2S44. &c
operator. to take charge linen room or by the
day. Phone Main 1880.
HAIRDRESsER, colored; speciality scalp treat
ment, shampoo. facial massage. Phone North
go 3.
stenographic ability; capable: good references
Phone southbrook Courts. Apt. 2If. 2.
SECRETARY -sTENOGRAPHER, experienced
law and magazine: efficient dependable
adaptable. Lincoln .5623 90
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, with e1ecu-
tive ability, well experienced. desires posi-
tion. whole or part time. Address Box eisZ,
Star office. %
sTENOGRAPHER- ER-TYPIsT.High school edu
cation: $50 week. North 1921. Apt. 2s2. %
STENoGRAPHER-Rapid typist; copying 10
cents page. Call Room 800, Main 1870
after Q. &c
TYPING to do evenings by expert typist.
Lowest rates. Address Box 444-Z, Star office.
TYPIsT. can take dictztiou: experienced in
both. Col 633T-J.
WOMAN. experienced. wants work in cafete-
ria restaurant. 1894 18th St Pot 1899
WOMAN, settled, white. Protestant, wishes
permanent employment; six years Government
service need work, would consider light
homework. Address Box 1887, Star office %
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| HAIRDRESsER, colored speciality scalp treat
! ment. shampoo. facial massage. Phone North
9T0 %
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PIANO TUNING, 50; PIANOS AND PLAYERS
rebuilt and reAnished by skilled workmens
players installed. SIS sCHAEFER- SANDER.
SON PIANO CO. 644 II st. ne Jinc 1857
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PAPERHANGISG-R0OI $3.50 AND UP:
interior and exterior painting at lowest prices
MetropOlitan Dec. Co, 427 G NV Ph Fr 400
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ADVERTISING Observation-Disclosures; large
compensation; permanent; advancement. 3lo
International Bldg 81
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|DorothyDix
ShoUS Why
Mdtrinlohy
SeUerS Old
TIES
Never Safe to Resume Old Intimacy With Friends
After Marriage, for You are Risking
Peace of Home
Old Friends
After
MGrrj11o
Peace OF Home.


bachelor
wedding invitations intimates
he i not return that fatal journey the altar old likeness
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CLOTHES-Will pay highest prices for ladies'
and mems worn clothes. Write or phone D.
Stein. 130s 7th st. NV. Phone North 499.
CLOTHING tmens cast-of) Write or phone
Main 4145 IL you wish the best results and
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HORIZONTAL.

HORIZONTAL
TO Rce.
A.. A1!vERB.
> UPON.
z AGAINST ANYTHING.
. -oPp0SlTE TO FROM.
r9- TO BURST OPEN.
II GHxpS NAME.
Il4.A LIGHT SHOE.
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HELP FEMALE

ADVERTISING Observation-Disclosures; large
compensation; permanent; Advancement. $40
International Bldg. y
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The JoIIotofn0 business concerns oudrda-
tee sdtfsfdctfon to Star readers. Any COM
plant found necessary to be made to The
Star uiil recstre prompt attention. For
admission TO Recommended Service Col
umn call Main 5000, Branch IFS.
, 1925-08-13
Marvellous Results Accomplished by Re-
markable Preparation In Other Sec
tons of Country Almost Incredible.
HAS HAD PHENOMENAL SUCCESS
Karnak. the sensational new health builder, which has been ac-
complaining such phenomenal results in the larger cities, is now
being Distributed to the people Of this section.

The anAzins success Of the prepare
tien is nothing short Of phenomenal
People exsNwhsre nsck to Me drug
stores ts.jA Kaxnak and report beneht,
from its use ~. far surpass v their
fsndst hopes.
"Ths great reputation Of Karnak |,
founded on r~esults-nothing else. Peopk
buy Me neiicAe because Of the great
benefits they receive from its use. Thou
sands have written letten Of thanks fol
the splendid results they get from it.
BRINGS QUICK RELIEF
Karnak is = purely vegetable medicine
Of remarkable purity and wonderful
efficacy In The treatment OF stomach
and digestive troubles, weakness, nerv-
ousness, rheumatism caused by digestive
trouble, sour stomach, fatigue, catArrh
Of the stomach, insomnia, loss Of Ape
tite, torpid liver, constipation, gassines
INSTRUMENTATION, dy.pepsia, Indigestion,
mal:nutrition, . generally weak, run
down condition and . host Of other
symptoms and complaints not generally
recognized - having their origin IN
stomach, abdominal and digestive de-
rangemenu. A. . general health-buildes
, 1925-08-13
Ten Years Ago
Enters AnerSck Handicap

Carl Nelson will leave tomorrow
for Chicago where he hak entered 1.
the Grand American Handicap which
will begin in Chicago the first of
next week and will continue for 4
week. Mr.. Nelson lie the first Wyom-
ing man and the only Rawlins man
who has eve been entered in an
American Handicap and every sports
mar in the city and In Wyoming
earnestly hope that our representa-
tive will make a good showing and
come home with Il record Of which
we may well be proud. All the most
, 1925-08-13

Mis-. .. j. Bostrom was a charm
ing hostess last Friday afternoon at
luncheon. The table vas fragrant
with sweet peas and also with the
many good things to eat. The after
noon was spent delightfully."- with the
usual sewing and crochet. The
guests were Mrs. w. j. Alcorn, Mrs.
Rheumeyer, Mrs. Cassidy. Mrs. H.
Bennett, Mrs. w. Craig, Mrs. E. A.
Durant, Mrs. T. Joyce, Mrs. c. Jones,
Miss Elizabeth Craig and MS. zings-
helm.
, 1925-08-13

MIR. Arthur Rasmussen, Miss Nellie
Tierney and Miss Edna Tierney made
a trip to the Mahoney ranch last Sun
day, returning to this eity Monday.
, 1925-08-13

Tom Ready arrived homo the lat
ter part Of last week in a fine new
Oakland automobile. This is the
first Oakland in Rawlins and many
of these who have seea it state that
in their opinion it is the best look
ing car in the city. Tom, of course
is quite proud of his new a and
states that he believes that it is one
of the best on the market.
, 1925-08-13

Yesterday state distributor Michel
Rubner unloaded a car load of new
Chevrolet autos. In this car load
were tour lake red cars and two
dark green. Purchasers Of these
cars were already on hand awaiting
the delivery of the cars. Those who
received autos from this shipment
were S. d. Briggs, j. A. Larson and
John Mumm Of Hanna, Don Murray
OF this city and NJ. M. Gushing and
Chas. Pennock OF Saratoga.
, 1925-08-13

and strength restorative Karnak has be-
come the sensation of the drug trade
everywhere it has been introduced.
ENTIRE BODY STRENGTHENED
The action of Karnak is 80 natural
and beneficial that it has won the name
Of "the master health builder" II in
creases the appetite for wholesome food
and helps the digestion turn this food
into Strengthening nourishment which
builds up Arm flesh and strong muscular
tissue; Il strengthens the organs Of chm
nation, purifes the blood stream and
builds up the whole body in tone, visor
and vitality.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
KArnak Is sold under 4 strict guaran-
tee that the first two bottles will pro-
duoe beneficial results or the purchase
price will be refunded without question.
Both the manufacturers and the local
distributors stand squArely behind thb
guarantee.
Pierce & Ryan
Busy Prescription Druggists
, 1925-08-13

the teacher. because no one knows
what Sod locks like" We'll remark
ed Willie, %pointedly, they will when
| get through"
, 1925-08-13

Mrs. owen Buckley left Tuesday
evening for Denver where she will
meet her brother, Mr.. Fred Bundy
OF Terre Haute, Indiana. Mr.. Bundy
and Mrs. Buckley will return to this
city within a few days from Denver.
Mr.. Bundy is expecting t visit in
Rawlins for some time.
, 1925-08-13

Miss Christel Thode is expected to
arrive home tonight after a two
months visit with Miss Anna Hansen
of lewiston, Montana.
, 1925-08-13
Bald Bountain Bonanza

r. N. Kelly, the Bald Mountain
placer field boomer, is in the city
again. This time Mr.. Kelly, who
carries bottles of dust with him,
comes to apply at the surveyor gen.
erals office for title to 5000 acres
of the rich land. He talks bonanza
from the go and it is said he has
made locations for Ed. Dickinson,
s. H. H. Clark and other prominent
Union Pacific people. May not this
indicate an early extension of the
Cheyenne and Northern. There is
now on a regular stampede to the
Bald Mountain fields.
Upon receipt of a telegram from
Green River, Utah, stating that the
boat Of the Green, Grand and Colo
RADIO rivers Navigation Co. had ar
rived at its destination and was ach-
ing to be launched on the turbulent
waters of the Green River, Judge
Merrill, Frank A. Hadsell, BIS. Ross
and Engineer Roberts took their de-
parture last Friday evening for the
scene of their adventure.
They we're all busy all day Friday
packing up their traps and prepar-
ing for the first trip down Green
river to Cataract canyon. A Re-
publican reporter approached them
when they were the busiest prepar-
ing for their departure and asked
them II they were going to take any
extra life insurance and bid their
friends an affectionate farewell and
they said not a word but kept on
saving wood.
They expect to have a pleasant
trip but will undoubtedly have Some
hard work and adventure along with
their pleasure, but they are all good
republicans ana the Lord will take
care Of hen. Here is the cast as
far as known:
Captain-Everybody.
First kate-Judge Goodwin.
Second Mate-B. A. Slack.
Hnginser-G. w. Roberts.
Fireman.. A. Hadsell.
Pilot-B. S. Ross.
Wood chopper-Geo. w. Durant.
Bauast-Jadge Merren. ~
General Roustabout|. W. Ninich.
They expect to be absent from
ten days to three weeks. the length
of time depending wholly upon the
speed they can make on the river.
They have named the, boat General
Powell" for the gentleman whose
explorations in hat county are con-
versant with every reader OF history.
DIR. J.. E. Osborne returned the
latter part OF the week from a three
weSArs stay at lander. whittier he
was summoned on the Henderson
mu1der trial.
A Republican reporter Wednesday
afternoon espied Dan 9uinlan and
Nd. Wallace preparing for an out
ing, and on asking who we're to COM
POSE the par4 he answer: Dan And
his wife. Con and his wife, me and
ny wife, They left for the noun
tains early this morning. 1t IL not
generally known that Ed had yet
climbed the golden stArs to son-
nubial felicity.
Postmaster p. l.. Smith betook
himself to- his ranch on the Muddy
Tussday morning. They say that
the good natured postmaster longs for
the country life. q life of peace and
solitude, who're he an practice pitch
ing hay and hoeinx corn unobserved
except by the lofty peaks OF the grand
- Rockies. and for this reason has
spent considerable time on his ranch
this summer. He is putting up .
nice lot of hay and making some
valuable improvements on his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson were
visiting at the Cherokee ranch last
Sunday. They brought some vege-
, 1925-08-13
NEWS OF
THIRTY -FOUR YEARS AGO-lSsl
Taken from The Republican of that date
Cempare the Raagbms storied IN these old
items w'h our city and coaaty of today

tables home with them, which were
grown by Mr.. Smith that were equal
III every respect to those raised in
the soil Of the most prolific states.
, 1925-08-13

from the Jim Hansen ranch where
he has been working for the past
several weeks.
, 1925-08-13

Ed. Wallace is visiting at the w.
II. Weaver ranch near Pathfinder
this week.
, 1925-08-13

Mrs. c. r, Bell and daughter Miss
Ellen and son Ralph Will leave to-
morrow overland for Lander where
they will visit for some time.
, 1925-08-13

river country where she has been
visiting at the home of Miss Gertrude
Hays for the past week.
, 1925-08-13

famous trap shooters in the United
States are entered in this handicap,
there being approximately SEQ shoot
ers entered in the event.
, 1925-08-13

osolCo.
Several members of Rawlins lodge
No. 4 knights Of Pythias, vent down
to Laramie Sunday evening to at
tend the annual meeting of the
grand lodge. C. e. Dodge, ]. C.
Dyer and j. C. Cunning were among
those who went.
Jas M. Rumsey, Will F. Hopka and
l.. Parker Lawton went down to the
Platte last Sunday and sojourned on
the banks of that beautiful stream
for a couple of days, bringing home
with them a wagon load of sage
chickens. They say Hopka is an ex-
cellent chicken hunter, but is more
proficient in the art when on the
trail of a dear.
A. R. Reader was in from Snake
river Tuesday making arrangements
to ship some cattle. He returned to
the herd Wednesday morning and
will bring them in and ship Friday.
He has $40 head or eighteen car
loads in this bunch.
Mrs. Franklin Hess of Saratoga
was in Rawlins the fore part of the
week visiting friends.
U. S. Marshal Rankin sans in
from the capital city Saturday sAtQ-
noon and remained in town a couple
of days. He was enrouts waxt en-
official business and expected 10 70
as far as Portland before rsM prlbAg
County Treasurer d. l.. Rusk
made a trip into the country last Fri
day and Saturday on business san-
nected with his ranch and o16a
interests. He will gather AZ Mp
all his cattle this faH and hereafter
devote his attention entirely 10 the
raising of horses. Ae range in the
northern part of the county al every
where else is in good shape, feed u
plentiful and is maturing nhsdy for
winter pasture.
DR.. A. F.. Thode went dsNa 10
Carbon Oh No. s Sunday merning and
VIII visit with his parents sRxsMJ
days. He will 60 from his Aatfsss
mountain ranch to Gold Hill sad
view his interests there efeAe re-
turning to Rawlins. In the nssa-
time the good and pious people of
Rawlins will have to suffer win the
tooch ache and sore jaws - there
will be no means at hand for avert
ing it.
From eastern papers Il IL learned
that II " very warm back towards
the rising sun, OF in other words,
extremely hot, the mercury reketsr-
ing from 95 10 ITO degrees above.
From 4 record kept It is found that
emily II or two days has the mer-
curry reached q higher point than so
ibove in Wyoming. The nights are
cool and at present 4 fire would not
feel badly early in the morning. es-
pechlly in . print shop.
, 1925-08-13

On Wednesday afternoon the many
little friends Of Evelyn Startzell as
sisted in observing her seventh birth
day anniversary in a most enjoyable
way. The small guests arrived at
two o'clock and as a most convincing
testimonial of the good time they
we're having, stayed until almost
dark. The little guests were Howard
Jackson, Irving Draper. Francis An
derson, Elsie Northland, Lena Nord-
land, Annie Miller, Miriam Draper,
Arthur Nordland, Robert Bible, Ruth
Helen and Esther McCalla and Roy,
David and Margaret McCalla from
Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Jim Espy is in the city this week
from the 10 ranch.
Surveyor J.. w. Wisda left this
morning for the Seminoe mountains
where he will spend several days do
ing some surveying work.
A. p. Bagas was a business visitor
in Rawlins yesterday from his home
in Wamsutter.
A care received yesterday from
County Assessor C. B. Royce, who
with Mrs. Boyce are going through
Yellowstone National Park, states
that they are now in the park and
are having a most enjoyable time.
, 1925-08-13

A fine sh pound baby boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Johnson
last Saturday evening.
, 1925-08-13

II. -. Pilon is a city visitor to-
day from Saratoga.
, 1925-08-13

Clarence Brimmer left last Friday
for his old home in Massachusetts,
where he will visit with relatives for
the next two or three weeks.
, 1925-08-13

several members of Rawlins lodge
NO. 4 knights Of Pythias, went down
TO Laramie Sunday evening to at
tend the annual meeting of the
grand lodge. c. e. Dodge, ]. C.
Dyer and j. C. Cunning were among
those who went.
, 1925-08-13

Emmett o'Melia came in last night
, 1925-08-13

Mrs. John Narney and daughter
Elvy, returned Monday evening from
Green River where they attended the
Moose picnic last Sunday.
, 1925-08-13

Miss Frances Roberts returned the
first OF the week from the Snake
, 1925-08-13

Miss Adeline Canton who left a
short time ago for Kemmerer, Wyo.,
wishes to be remembered to all her
friends in Rawlins through the col
umns of the Republican.
, 1925-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bible, Mrs. l..
E. Vivion and Lee Vivion returned
Monday evening from Steamboat
Springs, Colo, where they spent sev-
eral days. MIR. Bible informs us that
they were in Steamboat Springs dur
ing their celebrated Strawberry festi-
val. This is one of the greatest fes-
rivals of the kind held in the west
and a large crowd was present from
all over Colorado and Wyoming for
this event.
, 1925-08-13

Not long a youngstsr in school
was busy With paper and pencil when
the teacher came n glanced owe
his shoulder. 'sVhat in the world
are you drawing Willie!" she asked.
I'm drNwin. 4 pisture OF God" re-
piled the young artist. But you
cant draw 4 picture OF COD argued
, 1925-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson were
visiting at the Cherokee ranch last
Sunday. They brought some vege-
, 1925-08-13

DR.. Narkley reports the birth of
a nine pound daughter this aftern-
noon at the Suydenham hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. RMil Grooman of Medi-
cine Bow. Mr.. and Mrs. Grooman
arrived in the city this morning and
the lady was taken at once to the
hospital N Laramie.
, 1925-08-13

A. p. Bugas was a business visito
in Rawlins yesterday from his HON
in Wamsutter.
, 1925-08-13

Jim Espy is in the city this week
from the 10 ranch.