, 1899-01-28

and Charles Patterson, Walter Payne.
Nora Doyle. Ida Langheldt, Agnes
Brebner, Willie McRoberts, Mary Baw-
man, Mamie and Bessie Hicks. Carrie
Garreghty, Fred Bailey, Earnest and
Lizzie LeForest, Jean and Mary Smith,
Hazel Crooks. Gordon Cameron, Lizzie,
George and Johnnie Vass. Rose Lepper,
Anna Stirling, Mary Moan.
900
The Chicago Lady Quartette will ap-
pear at the Manager Opera House Mon
day evening. This organization comes
highly recommended and will no doubt
receive a warm welcome by Laramie's
lovers.
Owing to the fact that Mrs. Fairfield
lives so far from town hat 1t will be
impossible for people without convey
ances to call on her al her home, she
will make it a point to be at Mrs,
Buffum's, 4O6 Ninth street, the frst
Friday afternoon of each month where
she and Mrs. Buffum will be pleased to
meet their friends.
900
A new chapter OF the Order OF East
ern Star, Florence No. 10. will be in
situated at Rock Springs. a dispense
ton having been granted by D. c.
Abrams, patton Of the grand chapter OF
the state. Mrs. Ella Rasmussen was
elected worth matron, Mrs. Lizzie
Thomas associate matron and ]. F.
Pierce patron.
The D. Ph's met last time with Miss
Agnes Greenbaum, whist being play
ed. The ladies' first prize, a bottle OF
toilet water, was won by Miss Blanche
Durlacher, and J. Fred Hesse. jr., won
the g~entlemen's first prize, a silk hand
kerchief. After the games, choice re-
freshments were served. The members
present were Misses Dulcie Davis.
Nellie Dean, Blanche and Hilda Dur
lacher, Agnes Greenbaum, MI. and Mrs.
C. D. Spalding; Messrs. Dawson, Hesse.
Carter. Abrams and Downey.
900
Miss Nellie Dean has returned from
a very pleasant visit at the Mill Brooke
ranch.
The Maennerchor society will give
one Of its hops tonight.
900
The young ladies Of the Catholic
church gave a supper and dance at
North Star hall last Monday evening.
Many were present and yer $50 was
raised from the evenings entertain
ment. The following were the COM
mittee having the affair in hand:
Arrangements-Misses Agnes Klee-
man, Blanche McDermott and Helen
Ryan.
Reception-Misses Maggie Coughlin,
Kate Murphy. Blanche McDermott.
Floor~Misses Kate Featherstone,
Kittie Bamforth, Nellie Murphy. Annie
Coughlin and Mrs. John Lacy.
Supper-Mrs. Fred Bamfort, Mrs.
Sophia Kleeman. Mrs. Dan OTNeil, Miss
Agnes Kleeman, Miss Annie Ryan.
900
From Town Topics
Beauty may be only skin deep; but
the ugliness Of those who say so gen
orally goes to the backbone.
LET me- pleaded the New York
youth, break the ice with a kiss"
No." returned the Boston girl, firm
ly, you don't make any glacial incis-
ions with me-"
ITS a boy"
'My wife will be disappointed, doc
tor"
Il mean it's a girl"
well, she'll be disappointed just the
same; she always wants the other
Which is the worse, a joke you can't
see the point OF. or a point you can't
the joke Of?
She was an English child Of five and
an aunt at Dinard. A number
Of Americans had been taking 5 O'Clock
tea at the house, and when they left
the little girl said, Aunt, Whist Ian
guage do Americans speak?" why,
English, Of course" replied the aunt
The child pondered for a moment.
Then. they have no language OF their
own; only an accent"
First BrooklynitetThe 9miths bad
some sort Of q party lest night. did they
$50 n---AY~- w. nm.