, 1897-09-22
PERSONAL

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a. Logan has gone 10 Pueblo. Colo.
Howard Weber has gone to Oil City,
Pa.
Gus Johnson vent over to the capital
today.
W. F. King. the mining man. has gone
10 Denver.
Monte Blevins left last night fol
Green River.
Jerome S. Atherly OF Sherman was in
the city today.
n. X. Boswell was Cheyenne-bound
passenger at noon.
Bishop McCabe will pass through the
city On No. . tonight.
Chris and Henry Nagel went to Chey-
enne On the noon train.
Mrs. J. W. Taylor and the children
will feave tonight for Salt Lake City.
Miss Mary Walker arrived on the
morning train and will become a STU
dent at the state university.
VIM. Westlake, the piano tuner. and
mis- assistant, Mr.. A. D. Symons, went
10 Cheyenne on the midnight train.
Miss Katie Peabody LETT for Boston
last night, where she will pursue her
studies in higher education and music.
Bishop Talbot was a passenger to
RawhJns on the morning train. as was
also A~rchdeacon Johnston and Rev. E.
F. Smith.
w. H. Root was among the people
who went to the capital on the noon
train. He was something OF a frontiers
man. and will no doubt enjoy the cele-
b~ration.
Frank Bennett, the air-brakeman. who
is now employed at Rawlins. passed
through the city on train No. 4, en- route
20 Quincy, III. He will be absent for a
month.
Miss Grace Raymond Hebard went
over the hill on the noon train TO pay
her respects to the people OF the capita,
on the occasion OF their Frontier Day
celebration.
L. D.. Carter, DR.. Sawyer and wife and
John Springer returned today from a
trip to the Big creek country. They had
a delightful trip and obtained plenty OF
game and fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Storey left for ke,
vance, ILL.,, at noon. Mrs. Storey's health
has been cry poor for some time and
the trip is taken with the hope that /,
may be- Improved.
VIM. Hinckley. the genial conductor
from the Denver Pacific. was in the city
this morning. Occasionally Mr.. Hinck.
ley angles for trout in the Big Laramie
but this time he had other business In
Laramie.
A. B. Cook and son, Arthur. and Let
Rice came down from Douglas this
morning. Mr.. Cook will go to Cheyenne
tonight. leaving the two boys to the
tender mercies OF the professorse at the
state university.
Mrs. NJ. C. Barrow and her daughtel
Helen arrived in the city on the morn
ing train. Miss Helen will become
student at the state university. Mrs
Barrow is one Of the proprietors OF the
Douglas Budget, that enterprising ant
spicy paper published at the county sea
OF Converse county.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wright and daughter, Miss
Edith. will leave for Chicago tonight
where they go to accompny Willie, who
is now visiting in Denver and who will
join them at Julesburg, to the medica'
college in which he is to study 'medi'
cine. Mrs. Wright and daughter will
visit in Iowa on their way home.
The Very Rev. Dean Mallett of this
city, the Rev. Mr.. Craig OF Casper. thu
Rev. Mr.. Cockcrost, the Rev. Mr.. John,
son, and the Rev. George Rafter went tt
Rawlins on train No. 3 this morning
where the c~onvocation OF the Episcopa
~|clergymen will be held this week. Dear
Mallett will preach the opening sermon
The Degree OF Honor will give one O
their delightful parties at North Stal
hall next Wednesday night. Tickets
so cents. A. general invitation Is ex.
tended 10 the public. ftw.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
Following is the list OF letters remain,
Ing in the p~ostofice at Laramie. Wyo.
for the week ending September %. 1897