, 1925-04-09

Arthur Blair of the Snake river
section was a Raw!lins visitor on
Tuesday of this week.
Miss Corinne Kinnaman who is
teaching in the Diamondville schools
spent the week end in Rawlins visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. d. G.
kinnaman and her many Rawlins
lends She Joined Miss Cleo Han
sen, who is also teaching in Diamond
vile and who spent the week end in
Cheyenne visiting her parents, and
the two returned to ~Diamondville on
Monday morning.
Frank HART came in from the
range on Monday and was given
medical attention that evening by
DR. Swisher for a severe cold. He
was confined to his bed for several
days with the illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Lynch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Rasmussen motor
ed to Saratoga last Friday and at
tended the dance which was given in
that city that evening.
A marriage license was issued to
Alvin H. Sage and Miss Edith Irene
Webb on Saturday last. They are
residents of Rawlius.
Mrs. E Michaels who has been
working in Rawlins for the past three
or four weeks left this city on Tues
day for her ranch near Slater, Colo.
DR.. Swisher made a trip to Parco
last Saturday where he had consul
tation with DR.. Sanden over the
seven year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. v. Mcknight. The small
girl has been sick with pneumonia
for some time.
Mrs. Ostrander was confined to
her home last Saturday with tonsil-
tits.
Miss Elsie NJ. Galloway and Henry
t. Dillon, residents of Sayery, Sc
cured a license to marry from County
Clerk Buchanan the fore part of
this week.
Miss Irene Nix and Walter Libecop
both residents of Billings. Montana,
secured a marriage license from the
County Clerk the fore part OF this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Stanton and
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Price formed a
motor party which spent Sunday on
Jack Creek fishing. They had luck
in making a good catch.
Henry Larsen, George Dixon, Chas.
Haines, Willet Robertson and Roy
Lambert motored to the Middlewood
Hill section last Sunday on a fishing
trip. Due to the large amount of
snow in that section they were I'M
able to do much fishing. Consider
able snow remains on hills and
creeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Luckie, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Foster. Miss NJ. Parsons
and Mr.. Moss formed a fishing party
which spent Sunday in the country.
J. G. Smith who has been working
at the South western Oil Camp for
some time has resigned his position
and has accepted another position
with an oil company nearer Raw
Inns.
The Ladies Home Mission Society
Will hold their regular meeting this
week at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Lapham.
James Keener entertained a num-
Der of his school mates at a party at
his home on Thursday evening last
in honor of his fifteenth birthday an
niversary. Those who enjoyed the
occasion were Harry eastman. James
eastman, j. John McNulty. Frank
Anderson, Ruell Johnson. Tyler Hays
Louis Bates. Charles Faulkner and
George Fdkahl.
c. V. 10y accompanied by his
daughter Is spending today in the city
en- route from Denver To Boise. Ida,
where they will spend some time
visiting relatives. Mr.. 10y recently
underwent an operation in st. Luke's
hospital. Denver. and will rest and
recuperate with friends and relatives
in Boise.
Mrs. Jos. Briggs and Mrs. Hughes.
both of Hanna. are spending today
in the city on n shopping trip
Miss Mary Pappas who has been
attending school In Cheyenne arriy-
ed in Rawlins last evening and will
spend until Monday in this city visit
ing her father n brother. Mr.. John
Pappas and Mike Pnppas.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Wood and
Clark c. Nuhn OF Saratoga came over
10 Rawlins yesterday. MIR. Wood pur-
chased a new Hudson coach from the
Lincoln Highway garage yesterday
and returned to their home In their
new "A this morning, The new
Hudson has all OF the latest access
sories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jesmer OF Bnggs
arrived In this city last evening and
spent last night and this morning
In Rawlins. They left this afternoon
for Laramie where they will spend
n few days before returning to their
home.
III. ID. B~lydonburgh OF Saratoga
was a Rawllns visitor on Tuesday.
lie returned to his home the same
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II Campbell OF
Saratoga were In Rawllns on We'd
hosday. shopping and visiting friends.
Mrs. Annie Frew and daughter,
Miss Ethel, who have been spending
the past two months visiting In Ore
ron and California, returned to Raw
Inns on Sunday. They visited friends
and relatives on the west coast
Mrs. Joe Braig has been confined