, 1901-09-16
81 We HAVE CUT THE PRICE %%%%%~%%% FOW THE CROWD! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REORGANIZATION SALE. 81
s. wANTED~ Fve aesepe.c Call between 2 and q Tuesday, IS
4 THE TEMPLE OF ECONOMY
PERSONAL

William Taylor came down from
Rock Creek today.
Mrs. o. Epson returned this after
noon from Cheyenne.
DR.. H. l.. Stevens has gone to his
ranch on the Sybille for a few days.
C. F. Tew went to Laramie Wednes-
day night, to try a case there.-Greeley
Sun.
Mrs. Avery T. Holmes left today for
a visit with friends at Chicago and
other eastern points.
N X. Boswell went to Cheyenne on
the noon train on business connected
with the penitentiary.
Prof. E. E. Slosson returned this af-
ternoon from Cheyenne, where he
preached yesterday in DR.. McQuilkin's
church.
Hon. Otto Schwatke, a member Of
the city council, left at noon today for
Omaha, on a business trip, and will be
absent a week.
Charles Washburn of The Republi-
can returned yesterday from a visit
with friends at Genesee, ILL.,. and
Grand Island, Neb.
Richard Butler aad his sister. Mrs.
Gray, went to Cheyenne on the noon
train to visit Miss Flora Lee, who is
teaching in the Cheyenne public
schools. II
Miss Arletta Eastman left Thursday
morning for her home at Laramie,
where she goes to continue her studies
at the state NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re-
publican.
Miss Rose Palmer. head milliner at
the Laramie Dry Goods company's
store, who has been in Chicago spend
ing her vacation, has returned to the
| city and resumed her position.
Hon. ]. s. Atherly is down from
Sherman today. He says that unless
somebody brought it from the noun
tain and spread it around to fool the
people, Sherman has just had its first
snowfall of the season.
Judge M. C. Brown will leave tomor
row for Juneau, Alaska. to resume his
position on the bench Of the United
States circuit court for the southern
district Of Alaska. Mrs. Brown will
not go with him, but will remain here
for the winter.
Mr.. John McGraw will leave Evans
ton tomorrow night for Laramie, where
he will enter the university. Mr.. Nc
Graw is an unusually bright and intel
ligent young man. and we predict hi
will make an enviable record at thu
university.--Evanston Press.
G.. Foster Garlock and wife spen
Sunday at the home Of A. B. Fowle
and wife, just north Of town. They re
port that about twenty-four othe
guests we're present, and that tn
crowd tried to eat all of the water me
ons in Mr.. Fowler's patch. They al
did their best, but the gardner still ha
some water MISUNDERSTANDING Irol
Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Johnson returne
today from Ogden, bringing with Their
their son, Willie Goedale, who is sui
fering with typhoid fever. He ha
been quite sick, but + better now, an
1t is hoped that under his mother
care he will soon return to goo
health. Miss Jean Goodale, his sistel
who has also been at his side, return
ed with him.
Cadet Emery 8. Land Of Laramie
who had the distinction Of standing q
the head of the cadets At the NAYS
academy, thereby winning the pos
tion Of ranking cadetEoflcer during tn
current academic year with the It'll
Of lisutsnant-conmA4 IN - Z
, Rock Springs next Monday on = brie
, visit with his former college chun
Robert A. smith.-Rbck Springs Mir
er.
]. T. James of Kfrkwood. Mo-. VII
has been the guest of the family o
Captain Ben Towner ut Cooper hill 70
some weeks, has reairned home. H
has visited several a the mining set
lions Of the county and is highl,
pleased with the outlook in all o
them. He has gone home with 4 blocl
of the stock of the NJ Van winkl
company and will diipsse q . part Q
1t to some Of his ftAsaA9.
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