, 1925-09-03

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Miss katherine Kraft, hygiene and
school nurse, returned to Rawlins on
Friday morning from Fort Collins,
where she has beer attending sum-
mel school. Miss Kraft has resumed
her position in the Rawlins public
schools.
Miss Eleanor Mari returned to
Rawlins from Denver on Saturday
evening Of last week. Miss Mari at
tended Denver University during the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Murphy and
day night last from Baker City, Ore,
tives and friends.
Charles Alsop and Edgar Steward
spent the week end in Laramie and
Cheyenne visiting friends. They
made the trip by auto.
Miss Viola Steele, instructor Of
Mathematics in the high school. re-
Steele has been attending summer
school at Berkeley. California, and
visiting IN Utah and Nevada.
Tim Donovan of Emporia, Kansas,
arrived in this city the latter part
VI last Ntth anu al dltSHu StHoo
in Rawlins this winter.
The Misses Olive and Mildred
Keener, who have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Lural, Montana,
during the past summer. arrived in
this city on Friday evening last.
Miss Eileen Striplin, who spent
the summer at Lipcoln, Nebraska,
visiting relatives and friends, return
nI 70 th,a a;ty M ENpiJap r;1ht Loaf
Erwin Davis of Trinidad, Colorado,
arrived in this city the fore part of
this week and will attend school in
this city.
Miss Helen Lydon of Cheyenne will
be a student in the Rawlins school
this winter.
Miss Angela Hurley arrived in
Rawlins Sunday morning of this
week, and has resumed her position
as instructor of reading and geog-
raphy in the junior high school. Miss
Hurley spent the summer in Bird
Island, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Firestone and
children left this city on Thursday
of last week for Lander where they
visited friends for several days. They
returned to Rawlins on Sunday eve
nlnS OF TINS week.
Mrs. j. G. Smith was a visitor in
this city the latter part of last week
from the Ferris camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Stanton and
Mrs. George Stanton spent Friday of
last week on an outing trip above the
Medicine Bow lodge.
Elmer Kinnaman and VIM. Kirk
left the latter part of the week for
Denver where they are spending a
few days ON a business trip. The
trip was made in Mr.. Kinks new
Buick Standard coach. purchased last
week from the Rawlins Motor Co.
Gilbert Ward, who Is employed at
the Wyo-Ill camp north of this city,
was in Rawlins last Saturday attend
ing to business matters.
Miss Frances Mathews departed
on Friday last for her home in Baggs.
Miss Mathews was in this city having
some dental work done.
Tim Monahan, who was graduated
from the Rawlins high school last
year. expects to leave tomorrow for
Illinois where he will visit his par
ents for a short time and will then
enter the University of Notre Dame
at South Bend, Indiana, as a fresh
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Mosher, the Misses
Helen and Frances Mosher and Mrs.
Olga Ferguson expect to leave Raw
Inns mex Sunday for Long Beach.
Calf, where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Brimmer, Mrs.
Carl Aman and Miss Esther Kiest
motored to Encampment II the All
ranch section on Sunday OF this
week.
Miss Margaret Blydenburgh en-
poets to leave this city September
18th for Lincoln, Nebraska. where
she Is entering on her third year in
the University OF Nebraska.
Mrs. II. II. Drumming and children,
who have been spending the summer
on their ranch south OF Rawlins.
came In to this city Sunday evening
and will remain here for the school
year. The children were entered in
school on Monday. the opening day OF
school.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. Zingsheim. Miss
Dorothy and Phillip Zingsheim. form
ed n motor party that spent Sunday
of this week In the Hayden National
Forest section.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Groniger and
two children OF the Platte valley
We're In this city yesterday attending
the circus.
The Misses Wilhemina Tobias and
Helen Craig will leave this city In n
week or so for Laramie where they
viii attend Ivanson Hall school this
winter.
Visitors in the city on Wednesday