, 1925-07-30
GATHERED FROM
HERE AND THERE

Mrs. Ross Draper, who has beer
visiting in Pocatello, Idaho, for the
past three weeks and Miss Miriam
Draper, who has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Seattle, Wash
ington and in Vancouver, Canada,
are expected back in Rawlins the
fore part of nSxt week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. e. Gibbs of Lar
annie, Miss Lille Gibbs of Iowa, Mrs.
+. Maushardt and Peter Bolten of
Laramie motored to Rawlins and
spent the week end as house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Morris. The
party spent Sunday of this week at
the Medicine Bow lodge, returning to
this city the same evening. The
visitors left for Laramie on Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Walter FELTON, and children,
who have been spending the past two
weeks at Sandstone, where Mr.. FELTON,
has his headquarters, returned to
Rawlins on Sunday evening of this
week.
Clayton banks was a Rawlins
visitor on Monday from his home
on the Snake river.
William Stephenson, prominent
rancher on Canyon creek near Pedro,
arrived in this city last Saturday and
spent until Tuesday on business and
visiting his friends in this city. Or
his return to his ranch Mrs. Thomas
Stephenson and two children accom-.
panied him and will spend a couple
of weeks visiting at the ranch. Mr.
Stephenson stated that they have had
many hard rains in his section and
that as a result the roads are in bad
condition and many bridges have
been washed out. He hopes hat the
County Commissioners will give his
section of the county some consider.
alton in rebuilding the roads.
w. G. Storrs, local manager OF
the ]. C. Penney store, and Harry
Nelson left Rawlins last Saturday
for the Snake river section where
they spent until Tuesday evening
visiting and attending to business.
C. A. Cook of Brush creek was
a Rawlins visitor on Tuesday. While
in this city he attended to business
matters and visited friends.
F. h. Fawcett, travelling repres-
entative for the Firestone Rubber
Company, who has been confined to
his room at the Ferris hotel for
the past week, left this city on Mon
day for Casper.
Dave Neelan of Rawlins, but who
is employed in the First National
Bank of Parco, underwent a major
operation in Denver on Monday of
this week. DR.. II. S. Finney, form
erly of this city. vas the surgeon.
The latest reports state that Nelson
is getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs T.. Stanton urbp
spent several days above Medicine
Bow Lodge or an outing trip, re-
turned to Rawlins yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thornton re-
turned on Sunday night from a week
end visit in Laramie where they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Holland.
Mrs. Will Reid, formerly of Raw
Inns, but who has been making her
home in California for the past year.
arrived on Tuesday evening and will
be the house guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Annie Frew, for a couple of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Hadsell and
children are spending two weeks
visiting relatives and friends in Sher-
idan. Mr.. Hadsell will attend the
Wool Growers Convention in Buffalo
which is in session this week.
Pete Mccarthy. employed by the
p. & II. in the Crooks Gap section.
was able to return to his work on
Monday morning. He has been in
Rawlins the past couple of weeks
receiving medical attention for an
injury to his finger.
DIR. T. j. Swisher made a profess
sional trip to Saratoga on Monday
evening of this week. He attended
Mrs. C. A. Kennaday of Saratoga.
DR.. Swisher returned TO this city
the same evening.