, 1900-02-23
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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Cathedral, to which all are welcome.
Bishop Graves will visit Laramie
March II and administer the sacred
rite of confirmation in the Cathedral.
The storm of yesterday and today
seems to have given place to sunshine
and rising temperature is promised
fer tomorrow.
Information wanted of whereabouts
of Cephas w. Fetter, on account OF
death in the family. F. J. Fetter,
Kansas City, Mo. At.
Henry Shelley and Miss Idelle Ran
some, both of Laramie, were married
Wednesday evening by Rev. +. T.
Kruger at the Methodist parsonage.
The w. H. Holiday company has
been awarded the contract for repair
ing the Trick building occupied by
C%ordiner's drug store and Hawkins
photograph gallery, injured by fire Sum-
day night.
Every intelligent citizen should hear
the lecture by Pref. Knight upon THE
Fossil Fields of Wyoming" at the
Presbyterian church this evening. Ad-
mission, 25 cents; children under Il
years, Is cents.
The usual vssper services will be
held at the university on Sunday af-
ternoon. Judge Hayford will deliver
the address. Music will be rendered
by ths' orchestra, and a solo will be
sung by Mr.. Shrock.
The minstrel parade this afternoon
was one of the most credithble ever
given in the city. The band is sim
ply out of sight and as an index of the
performance tonight is alone sufficient
to draw a big crowd.
Arthur Hernden and Miss Nellie
jenkins, both of Rockdale, were united
in marriage Thursday afternoon by
Rev. F. T. Kruger. pastor of the Meth
/ ouiSt NhhlNh. Inc ceremony was pei
formed at the parsonage.
The P. o. S. of A. entertainment
and supper last night at G. A. r. hal
was a pronounced success. The mus
ic furnished by the kid" band wa!
highly complimentsd. More detailed
mention of the affair will be made
tomorrow.
The ball given at Manager opers
house last night by Black Hills Lodg,
No. Sc, B. of l.. F., was a sumner. Thu
boys didn't know how s%plendidly the!
\ could do till they tried, Full parti
culars in the society column tomor
row.
Five men who let their patriotism
get the better of them yesterday wer'
arraigned before Jusite Hayford thi'
morning on the charge OF drunkenness
and were assessed $3.50 each. Two o
them expect to pay and the rest will
serve out the sentence.
The Sweeney & Alvido Model Min
strel company, which will appear a
the Manager opera house tonight, ar
rived from the west on No. 4 today
This company travels in its own private
car, which is provided with all tn
~conveniences of a hotel.
iWashington's birthday anniversar.
was quite generally observed in Lara
mic by the closing of county and cit.
offices, banks, Offices and stores. TIL
schools were suspended and Sunda,
hours were observed at the post of
fee. Flags were displayed at tn
school houses and other public an,
private buildings.
Miss Nellie Dean, who has been yer!
seriously i'll during the past week, Il
improving slowly. AT one time.a con
s~ultation of physicians in her cas-
was thought Of, bait vas fortunatel,
not required. Miss Dean is one O
the most popular society young ladie!
in the city and a legion cir friends will
be glad to learn Of this change FOL
the better in her condition.
Charles Oakley took the North Parl
stage out this morning, Mr.. Marsf
lylving Voluntarily relinquished the
job, which is generally recognized a!
a tough proposition at best. Mr.