, 1925-05-07

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shops Tor the past II reSume
his work on Monday of this week.
w. II. Johnston, who has beer in
Trinidad, Colo, for some time, stop
ped off in Rawlins for a short time
on Tuesday. He was en- route from
Trinidad to Saratoga.
ID. l.. Condor, Mayor of Riverside,
was a Rawlins visitor on Monday.
A marriage license was issued to
Richard Bannon and Miss sigma Dali
fors, both residents of Rawlins, on
Monday of this week.
Mrs. e. Hottenstein left Rawlins
on Tuesday for the Lafferty school
where she will teach for the remain
der of the school year. She took
the position made vacant by Mrs.
Alice Fitzpatrick, who resigned about
a month since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolf are the
parents of a fine seven and IL half
pound baby daughter born at their
home on Friday last.
George Murphy and Clarence Brim-
mer made a trip to the oil fields north
of Rawlins on Tuesday. ~They re-
turned to Rawlins the same evening.
A. b. Cobb, who is an oil well
contractor, was a Rawlins visitor
the fore part of this eek from his
headquarters in western Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Smith, Mrs.
Wagner and small daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. b. Hickman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Christy and children
formed a party who motored to Sar-
atoga last Sunday and spent the day
fishing.
Mrs. j. II. Johnson and two chill
dren left Rawlins last Friday for
thair hnr,n IN Minnna nnliG Mimi
They were called to Rawlins some
time since by the death of Mrs. John
sons father, Mr.. l.. p. Johnson.
George Brimmer was a visitor in
Rawlins for a couple of days the
fore part of this week from his home
in Cheyenne.
r. S. Whitman of New York City,
who is the head advertising man for
the J.. c. Penney company stores,
was a Rawlins visitor for a short
time last Saturday. While here he
visited the local store.
Miss Mary Insley left Rawlins last
Sunday for her home on the Pot
Hook ranch, which is located near
Slater, Colorado. She returned to
Rawlins on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Roster and
Mrs. Arthud spent Sunday visiting
at the DR.. Barber cabin near Elk
Mountain.
Under sheriff Frank Lemoine left
Rawlins last evening for Cheyenne.
He took Joseph Mayietta, who was
sentenced to the Worland Industrial
School last Saturday, to Cheyenne.
In that city Lemoine will be met by
an officer from the school and the
boy will be taken IN to Worland.
NJ .,l Mo- H. NtTp11n,n arA
the parents of a fine sever and one
half pound son born at $3.50 last
Thursday afternoon.
The Misses Winifred Hanna and
Bess Bowlus motored to Cheyenne
and spent the week end visiting in
hat city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estedan Romero are
the parents of n son born at eight
o'clock sunday morning.
DR.. II. Barber made a professional
trip to Saratoga yesterday afternoon
to see William Mace who has been
quite i'll for some time. Mace is
suffering from an attack of the in
f~luenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Clark returned
to Rawlins last Sunday from Mid
west, Wyoming. where Mr.. Clark has
been working for the past eight
months. Mr.. Clark has accepted a
position with the Producers and Re
timers corporation as manager of the
telephone exchange in Parco. lie
was connected with the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph Co.
in Rawlins as wire chief in the local
office for four years previous to be-
ing transferred to Midwest.
DR.. II. Barber assisted by two
nurses, Mrs. Dineen and Miss East
man, made two operations at the
pe%nitentiary on Tuesday. Wilkensen
underwent n re-amputation operation
and Maxwell underwent an operation
on his foot.
Tom Ready returned to Rawlins
on Sunday from Denver where he
spent the week visiting. He made
the trip in his car.
Roy Logan, W. i. Daley and DIR.
Rex Aten motored to the Sweetwater
river on Sunday. They brought a
dandy catch of fish back to Rawlins.
Mrs. William Toole and son Tom
ME left Rawlins last Saturday for
their home in Dixon. They have
been In this city for the past two
months visiting at the home of Mrs.
Il. e. c.. Huntington and Mrs. Laura
Heath.
Frank Blake returned the latter
part OF the week from Long Beach.
California, where he spent the win
ter.
L. N. Bonnewell. DR.. II. c. Hocl
and Ralph Newell spent Sunday on
the Platte river ncar Saratoga ON a
fishing trip.
a marriage license was issued last
Saturday by County Clerk Buchanan
20 Miss Laura L.. Bagloy and Kenneth
II. Brown. both residents OF Rock
Springs.
Tho Misses Lucille and Cora Folkcr.
teachers In the SARATOGA school.
motored 60 Rawlins last Saturday
and HuDut tho day here Willing