, 1925-05-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ryan who live
ON a ranch near Saratoga were Raw.
Inns visitors on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ross and chill.
dren of Saratoga were visitors in
Rawlins over the week end. They
left this city ON Monday for their
home.
F. Bay, manager of the locaI
Skaggs store, left this city last Sat.
urday evening for Cheyenne where
he attended the meeting of the
Skaggs store managers which is held
in that city every two months. Bay
returned to Rawlins Sunday evening.
Mrs. Myrtle Jordan, Mrs. Amy
Holderness and Mrs. Holsclaw of
Medicine Bow were visitors in Raw
Inns last Friday n Saturday. They
attended the school contests held in
Rawlins ON Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Katharine Morton, State Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction,
who made a trip to the Snake River
Valley last week inc who was pres
ent at the Rural Eighth grade grad
uation exercises held in his city on
Friday evening last, left Rawlins for
her headquarters in Cheyenne, Sat
urday evening.
Leo Meyers who has beef visiting
in Minneapolis and Wabasha, Mimi,
for the past two weeks returned to
Rawlins on Sunday morning. Mrs.
Meyers and small son will remain in
Minnesota for a couple of weeks.
Carl Engstrom, Leo Hansen and
the Misses Ebba and Bertha Johanson
Frances Larson and Gerry Stenborg
motored to Saratoga on Sunday after
noon of this week. They returned to
Rawlins the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mace of Sara
toga We're Rawlins visitors on Friday
and Saturday last.
Mrs. Mary Harrison and the Misses
Lois Shay, Ferne Bigelow and Emma
Butt, instructors in the Encampment
school, motored to Rawlins last Fri
day to attend the contests of the
Carbon county schools held in this
city on Friday and Saturday. They
returned to their home on Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peck and daugh-
ter Margaret n Miss Lucille Felker
were visitors in this city from Sara
toga on Friday and Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahoney came
in to Rawlins from the Mahoney
ranch on Monday.
Miss Frances Quinn of the G. p.
Camp No. 16 was a Rawlins visitor
who attended the school contests on
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed NUM- of Saratoga
motored to Rawlins last Friday. !
They returned to their home the fol-
lowing evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell. Mrs.
Mary Morgan and Miss Freda Nelson
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Inns on Friday and Saturday of last
week.
Miss r. Foss was a Rawlins visitor
from Hanna on Saturday last.
Mrs. Anna Montgomery of Fort
Steele was in this city on Saturday
of last week.
w. w. Schneider of Hanna was a
Rawlins visitor last Friday evening
and Saturday.
Mrs. McManis OF Saratoga was n
visitor in Rawlins last Saturday. She
attended the school contests held in
Rawlins on Friday and Saturday.
II. Dunlap and Franz Keefe left
Rawlins on Sunday in Dunlap's a
for Denver. Keefe returned to Raw
Inns on Tuesday. He drove a Chew
rulet commercial back TO this city for
the Lincoln Highway garage. Dun
lap will remain in Denver for sew
eral days.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Miss Margaret Schworm
and Joseph T.. Wermuth, residents Of
salt Lake City, Utah.
Mrs. IL. l.. Kuykendall, Mrs. +.
Williams and small son arrived in
Rawlins the middle part of last week
from their home in Saratoga and
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friends and relatives.
The ten year old son OF MIR. and
Mrs. A. II. Winnlngham received n
severe sprain OF his wrist and his
head was somewhat skinned when
he fell from one OF the a~pparatuses
on the school play ground on We'd
nesday of last week.
Miss Gladys Tobias has been con-
fined to her bed most of this week
with an attack OF the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Berger, Miss
Christel Thode and Walter Berger
motored To Walter Berger's home
near Medicine Bow Lodge on Sunday
They returned TO Rawlins the same
evening.
Walter Berger OF Cheyenne. broth
or OF Bernard Berger Of this city. ar
rived in Rawilns last Saturday and
spent "A day or so here before going
up TO his homestead near Medicine
Bow Lodge. He will return TO Raw
Inns and spend n short time before
returning I his home In Cheyenne
next Sunday.
Miss Bertha Spencer vas off from
her work for several days the fore
part OF this week with AZ attack OF
the Influenza.
W. j. Browder who r. employed at
the shcaring pens just west OF Raw
Inns had the misfortune 10 run one
OF the sheep sack hooks into his
right forearm on Monday. Although
the injury was not serious IL was