, 1925-03-26

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G. A Markley and G. F.. Mullins
were registered at the Auditorium
Hotel in Denver over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Duncan are
spending hi week in Fort Lupton,
Colorado, visiting with friends They
expect to return to Rawlins the fore
part of next week.
James Wisda, jr., while playing on
the school playground apparatus, fell
yesterday and dislocated his left ell
bow. He was taken to- the hospital
where he was placed under the X-ray
and the elbow reset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfinger left Raw
Inns on Monday of this week for Long
mont, Colorado, where Mr.. Wolfinger
has accepted a position. The couple
have lived in Rawlins for several
years past.
Jack Martinez of the Martinez Ell
ectric company was confined to his
bed for several days the latter part
of last week and the fore part of this
week with illness.
Jack Johnson arrived in this city
from the range on Tuesday and spent
a couple of days visiting his family
before returning to the range
o. G. Storm who has been working
in Shelby, Montana, for the past few
weeks, arrived in Rawlins on Mon
day of this week n will spend a
short time here visiting his family
before returning to Shelby again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Corlett and baby
daughter of Encampment came over
to Rawlins on Tuesday and will re-
turn to their home tomorrow. While
in this city Mr.. Corlett was a pleas
ant visitor at the Republican office.
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Mrs. Ralph Campbell of Walcott mo-
tored to this city yesterday and spent
the day here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reynolds of
Saratoga were Rawhns visitors on
Wednesday.
Undersheriff Frank Lemoine and
two government prohibition officers
made n trip to the Snake river sec
ton on Monday. They returned to
Rawlins Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Fay has beer confined
to her bed for the past couple OF
days with the flu.
Henry Perrett was confined to his
bed for several days the fore part
of this week with illness.
Peter Johnson and John Swanson
motored almost to the Bad Water.
about ten miles below the jim Han
sen ranch, on Monday. These two
men are contemplating putting In a
dam in this section, however, on
Monday they were unable to get to
the dam site because of high water.
George Gideon and Thomas Kill
gore were Rawlins visitors on BUSH
ness from their home on Snake river
on Tuesday.
Joe and Robert O'Melia left Raw
H. Iaza Catrlau nrnrnU fn~ Nhav-
enne where Joe consulted DR.. Strad-
err regards some trouble thai he has
been having with his ear. They re-
turned to this city Monday.
Father Schellinger left Rawlins on
Monday for Greeley, Colorado, where
he spent several days visiting.
T. c.. Barratt who is connected
with the Pioneer Title company OF
Laramie, was a Rawlins business
visitor ON Tuesday
Mr.. Farrell of Hartford, Conn,
came over to this city from Casper
on Monday. He left for Denver on
Tuesday.
C. II. Fitzpatrick will leave the
latter part OF this week for Baggs
where he will spend several days on
business.
A seven and a quarter pound baby
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
B. NJ. Cooper at the Memorial hos
pital on Monday evening.
Madam Reno. scientific palmist,
who's large ad is in another part
of this paper. Is not a stranger to
YOU. as she was here two years ago
at the Ferris hotel. Now here un-
I'll March 3Oth. Ferris Hotel. Read
ings sl.00.