, 1925-08-27

Thursday and spent until Sunday
visiting at the HON OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Storrs. Mr.. l.. E. Storrs and
w. G. Storrs are brothers.
Frank Pennock was among the
Saratoga valley visitors in Rawlins
for the rodeo, coming owe to act as
a racing judge. Mr.. Pennock left for
his home again on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milliken and
son. John. Jr., were visitors in Raw
Inns from Hanna during the rodeo.
G. p. Clemmons was among the
Sweetwater visitors in the city last
week for the rodeo.
Mrs. l. X. Miller had as her house
guests during the rodeo, her father,
Mr.. Frank Shaver, of Axial, Colo,
and her sister, Mrs. James. Leander
of Los Angeles, who is spending the
summer at AXial.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Sinderson of
Long Beach, Calf, hsv ebeen spend
ing the past two weeks in Rawlins
visiting friends, EN- route south on a
motor trip. Mrs. Sindersons will be
remembered as Mrs. l.. E. Espy, and
has hosts of friends in Rawlins and
Carbon county who are glad to well.
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Mrs. Margaret Campbell soent
several days in Rawlins last week as
the house guest of her s~on-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c.
Austin.
A motor party comprising Harry
Mcfarland, A. N. Doggett and Bob
Bates left on Monday morning for a
weeks hunting and fishing trim in
the jackson Hole section.
Clarke NJ. Gallup, of Denver and
Seattle, president of the Rawlins
Townsite company, was a Rawlins
business visitor yesterday afternoon.
Francis Bay, manager of the local
Skaggs store, and T. E. Gentry, man
ager of the Laramie Skaggs store.
left this city on Sunday of last week
In Bays car for points in Utah and
Arizona. They returned to Rawlips
Friday evening last. They report
having had a very enjoyable trip.
Ross lngersoll, Marion Green and
Roy Boiey of American Forks, Utah,
arrived in this city yesterday and
VIII spend several days here buying
sheep.
Mrs. C. 1. Colwell, who has been
visiting her daughters Mrs. Roy Cow
din and Miss Mae COiwell for the past
two weeks, departed yesterday morn
ing for her home in Brush, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Gould of Sara
toga were in this city last week TAX
ing in the rodeo celebration.
A marriage license was issued on
Monday of this week to Mrs. S. l..
BUCK II Walter Waite, both resi-
dents of Rawlins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Spurlock and
two children were city visitors the
latter part of the week from the
Sweetwater section. They attended
the rodeo celebration while in Raw
Inns.
Mrs. Lon Clayton, Foster, Scott
and Alice Clayton of the Sweetwater
section were Rawlins rodeo visitors
last week.
lar Decker of the financial depart.
ment OF the Piggy Wiggly stores,
who has been in this city for the past
Few days selling stock in a new unit
OF the company, vas called to Lara
ME this morning. He will return to
this city in a few days and will con-
tinue his work Of selling securities.
l.. c. Graves and Tildon Sapp were
Snake River visitors on Saturday
last.
William Adams and Mrs. Madeline
Adams were Rawlins business visit
ors from the Snake River section for
a couple OF days the fore part of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Benedict and
family OF Laramie, formerly residents
of Rawlins, were in this city for a
time on Saturday. They were
en- route from Rock Springs, where
they were called by the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. Benedict's mother, to
their home in Laramie.
Mrs. Harry eastman and son
James. who have been spending the
summer at Elk Mountain. are expect
ed back in this city tonight.
Mrs. William Toole. Miss Mae BY
ron. Douglas Toole and Rags Eng
strom left Rawlins last Saturday for
the Snake River section. Mrs. Toole
has been in Rawlins for the past six
weeks visiting. Douglas Toole and
Rags Engstrom returned to Rawlins
on Monday.
Mrs. Paul Paulson and Kim Brett
enstein spent the week end visiting
at the l.. Harris home on the Snake
River.
Word was received In Rawlins the
fore part of this week hat n seven
pound baby daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Jarboe at their
kansa home on August 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarboe were residents
OF this city and Mr.. Jarboe was en-
ployed at Parco. The couple have
the congratulations OF their Rawlins
and Parco friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sun and two
children, G and Fred Roberts OF the
S~weetwater section were visitors in
this city the latter part OF the week.
They attended the rodeo celebration
on Thursday and Friday last.
Tom Wallace and Buddy Wallace
OF Fort Lyons. Colo. and Gregory
Thornton OF Missouri. arrived in this
city Last SAlurdnX md will gnend