, 1900-09-08

Rauner, C. e. Bramel, Carpenter, Will
Ian, j. R. Williams, Stevens, Fox,
Rominger, VanCise, c. NJ. Simpson.
| Misses Parsons, Williams, Elise Tow
son.
Harry Cordiner of the Firm of
Cordiner & Eggleston, druggists Of
Laramie, Wyo., and Miss Marion
Brownlee, one of Salt Lakes charming
girls, who is stenographer to o. w.
Powers, were united in marriage yes
terday at the home of the bride, TAG
Glen avenue, the Rev. George Bailey
of the Presbyterian church officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss Grace
Freeze, and the groom by his brother,
John Cordiner. The happy couple left
last night for their future home in Lar
annie. They will visit Denver on the
way, and many wishes for their pros
perity 60 with them.-Salt Lake Tri-
bune, September 7.
Mr.. Cordiner is one Of Laramie's best
known young business men, and hay
ing been born and reared to manhood
in this city has the respect and good
will of the entire community. He is
the eldest son of our respected towns
people, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cordiner. His
bride, too, is not a stranger here, being
a Laramie girl by birth and having re-
sided in the Gem City with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brownlee, prior
to their removal to Salt Lake City a
few years ago. The Republican Joins
with a host OF friends in extending con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Cordiner.
The young couple will arrive in Lar
annie from their wedding tour in Colo
RADIO the first Of next week and at once
begin housekeeping in the cosy home
provided by the groom at the corner Of
Sixth and Custer streets.
900
Last Saturday evening a dancing
party was given at North Star hall in
honor Of Mr.. Moffett, who has been for
some time in the employ of Mr.. John
Davis. Mr.. Moffet will leave shortly
for the east, anu this farewell party
given him shows how highly he is
thought of by many of the Laramie
young people. A pleasant time was
had by all present.
900
Mrs. Chas. Bellamy entertained a
few friends at dinner on Monday.
900
Last evening North Star hall was the
scene of a very jolly dancing party.
The dance was gotten up by a few
well known young men, and was a
most congenial gathering. Music was
furnished by the Mandolin club. An
hour intermission was taken at mid
night, and the company took supper
down town, returning to the hall,
where dancing was continued until
the wee sma' hours of the morning.
900
Tomorrow will be Flower Sunday at
the p~enitentiary and the members of
the W. C. T. U. will have charge of
the devotional services. Each prisoner
will be presented with a bouquet of
fresh flowers. This service is held ev-
cry year and is the means of bringing
much sunshine in to lives whose path
way is Swallowed by clouds. 1t is a
noble work and those taking part in
it are fully rewarded by the evident
pleasure it brings to the prisoners.
cOc
Those interested in Ralstonism will
be pleased to hear that a Ralston lee
ture course will be given here. The
opening of the curse will be at North
Star hall on Tuesday evening, Sept. IS.
The lectures will be given by Mr.. ].
H. Morgan of Washington, D. c., who
is a graduate Of the Ralston university.
900
Cadet Emory S. Land Of U. S. Naval
academy is spending his September
vacation on a hunting and fishing trip
in the northern wilds Of Canada.
900
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Scan