, 1925-04-23

R ~. "G1HERED IRON
"? WN~ HERE AND THERE"

the University of wyoming, was a
week end visitor in Rawlins.
Homer Smith, clerk of school dis
trict No. % Of Carbon county, but
with address in Slater, Colorado, was
a Rawlins business visitor on Thurs
day and Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheesbrough of Elk
Mountain were in Rawlins for a short
time the middle part of last week.
Charles Wittenbracker who has
been working on the Union Pacific
with headquarters in Laramie was in
Rawlins on business on Saturday
morning of last week. He expects
to leave in a short time for a visit
at his old time in Burton, Kansas.
A marriage license was issued to
Miss Mary Vaughn of Denver and
Frank A. Miller of Rawlins by Coun-
ty Clerk j. E, Buchanan on Friday
of last week.
James Hayes who has been in
Rochester, Minnesota, for the past
month, returned to Rawlins on Sun
day morning.
Mr.. n Mrs. S. f. Kropp of Cas-
per were visitors in Rawlins on Mon
day, taking in the Shrine Ceremonial.
John Mahoney left Rawlins or
Monday for Rock Springs where he
attended the funeral services of
Robert Jack, who died in Denver on
Saturday last. Mr.. Mahoney return
ed from Rock Springs on Tuesday.
DIR. r. C. Aten, Will f. Daley and
A. j. Roster spent Sunday fishing on
Jack and Brush creeks. They report
very poor luck.
A marriage license was issued on
Saturday last to Miss Mary S. Hays
of Encampment and Richard n. Har-
rison of Rawlins.
Mrs. d. b. Campbell and her dau-
ghter, Miss Edna spent Sunday of
this week at the Campbell Pass Creek
ranch.
Pat Murphy, H. ALL, Frank Ryan
and Joe O'Melia formed a fishing
party who fished on several creeks
south of Rawlins on Sunday.
Father Schellinger was a visitor
in Saratoga on Sunday of this week.
Mrs. b. X. Donnelly was on the
sick list for several days the latter
part of last week and the fore part
of this week.
William Clifford and Harry Det-
timer left Rawlins on Monday morn
ing for Casper where they will try
to- secure employment. They drove
two automobiles for the Hope En-
cheering company to Casper.
A. A. Sanders, newly appointed
State Game and Fish Commissioner,
arrived in Rawlins from Cheyenne
on Sunday and left again for Chey-
enne Monday afternoon. Mrs. Sand
ers and children will to Chey-
enne after school lets ou,
Joe Woods of Hanna was a Raw
Inns visitor on Monday attending the
Shrine Ceremonial.
II. Rasmussen has been confined
to his bed since the first of the week
with an attack of the flu.
Mrs. Peter Hansen returned to
Rawlins on Sunday morning from a
trip to the west coast which extend
ed over about three months.
Mrs. Marian Everett arrived in
this city on Saturday morning last
from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. While
in this city she was a guest of Miss
Mary Insley who is employed in the
Rawlins National bank. Mrs. Everett
will leave here tomorrow for the
f. A. Salisbury home ranch near
Slater, Colorado.
Alget Hall received word that his
father was seriously i'll in their old
Missouri home. Mr.. Hall left Raw
Inns the fore part of this week for
his fathers home. Frank Hall left
Rawlins about ten days ago for Mis-
souri, where he could be by the bed
side of his father.
Paul Paulson recently gave the con-
tract to II. Larsen for the building
of one OF the finest homes in Raw
Inns. The location Is on Maple st.
between First and Second streets on
the south side OF the street. The
house will consist OF seven rooms
and will have outside dimensions of
IS by 81 feet. 1t will be built on
the bungalow style with stucco fin
ish and tile roof. The inside will be
all hard wood finished and will be
well insulated against the wind and
cold weather. II will be me of the
most modern and up-to-date as well
us expensive houses in Rawlins.
The ground was broken for the
house the fore part OF this week and
IL IL expected that II will be three or
four months before II is completed.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Lyle and
baby returned Monday from Ogden
and Salt Lake City. Utah. where they
spent about ten days visiting.
Wilson Bell returned on Sunday
OF this week from Nap, Idaho. where
he spent about "A week visiting his
family and friends.
John Kirk was n Rawlins visitor
on Monday from his Sweetwater
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Thompson left
Rawlins on Tuesday for Minneapolis.
Minnesota. where Mr.. Thompson will
intend the Railway Conductors con-
yention and Mrs. Thompson will at
tend the Ladies' Auxiliary TO the o. X.
G. convention. The convention Will
be held In that city In May.
Joe ~Jacobucci was In Rawlins
from Green River on Monday attend
ing the Shrine Ceremonial. Mr.. Jac-