, 1890-06-01
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

Mrs Roblnson's sells home made taffy.
Thalia concert and ball Tuesday even.
Ing.
The grand jury will reconvene to-mor-
row.
Today's ball game will be called at 800
p. N.
Two small turntables are being placed
in the machine shop.
List your property with D. W. Gill,
l722 Ferguson street.
Jas. Talbot is opening one kiln of brick
and starting another.
The shop contract award is likely to be
announced tomorrow.
Alex. Turnbull & Co., u~ndertakers,
Geo. FL. Willard, manager.
High school class of 80 is deep in com
mencement day preparations.
Fresh fruits. native, California, South
ern and Eastern, at Robinson's.
Note the change in the time for even
ing services at the Methodist church.
The Ramblers will leave the Normandie
hotel for Natural Fort at $50 this morn
ing.
Five trains OF Texas cattle for Montana,
via Wendover. were inspected here yes
terday.
A Par Of Jacks, II. Grattau Don
nelly's new musical comedy, will be seer
here June I.
The six street cars lately purchased by
Mr.. Kent in Wichita, Kan. were re.
ceived yesterday.
Mrs. Robinson received yesterday an
invoice of the choicest confectionery, in
Guiding creams, ect.
The celebrated Robinson ice cream is
the favorite brand. 1t was served at all
the dances last week.
Wickopee, 2:l7t, bred BY G. B.
Goodell, will be campaigned on the New
England circuit this season.
On Tuesday evening the Thalia club
will give a musical and dramatic enter.
tainment and a dance at Keefe hall.
Six kinds of rich and delicately favored
ice cream, besides delicious ices. NAV be
had at the popular Robinson parlors today.
Do you know that the best place in the
city toNget fresh meats, vegetables, butter
and eggs is at R. B. Durbin's market. al
1910 Eddy street.
Ladies, have your own and POUR chill.
drens' hair cut, curled or dressed in style,
Seventeenth street, next door to Western
Union Telegraph office.
Twenty subscribers to tho Depye,
Times were added to the Cheyenne list
yesterday. TIE Times seems to be the
~favorite outside paper.
Rev. ID. L. RAIDER of Wyoming ha.
been raised to the degree of doctor Of
divinity, the title being conferred by the
Fort Worth university.
Married. May 81, in Cheyenne. by
Rev. j. Y. Cowhick, d. D., Mr.. Frank
Il. Mulvehill and Miss Ella WILDER, both
OF Arapahoe county, Colorado.
Grand closing out sale of all the --latest
novelties in hats and bonnets at cost Al
the Seventeenth Street millinery store,
next door to Western Union telegraph
office.
All the latest popular songs will b.
heard at the opera house tomorrow even.
ing. Sullivan's Mirror of Ireland" o,
KITTY From Cork, a general favorite, will
be presented.
A. G. Campbell will deliver the last
lecture Of the high school series at thu
Methodist church Tuesday evening.
Craftsmanship Of the Eighteenth Cen
tury" is the subject.
There will be union services Of the Con
gregational and Presbyterian churches
during the month of June. Mornin.
service at the Congregational and e~venin,
service at the Presbyterian church. Rev
A. w. Williams, pastor Of the Congre
gational church. will preach during tn,
absence of Rev. R. E. Field.
Judge CAROLS forthcoming book Of
rhymes was enormously referred to yes
terday as Sage Brush" instead of"Mosl
Agates." The blunder was pardonable
as the Wyoming laureate has long beer
known as the Sage Brush Poet"