, 1901-09-30
PERSONAL

Mrs. Helen Kidd vas a passenger
to Denver on the noon train.
Hon. John Reid returned this after
noon from a business to the state CAPT
tai.
W. H. Frazee left on the noon train
on a business trip to Denver, to be
absent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Cornwell left
on the noon train for Denver to at
tend the Festival of Mountain and
Plain.
Miss Carrie Kreiger has returned
from a visit of several weeks at her
old home at Pueblo, Colo. She had a
most delightful visit, and enjoyed ev-
cry day of it..
Frank Cramer and Avery T. Holmes
drove back to the Michigan mine yes
terday. They are trying to find a
spot Of barren ground on which to
erect their mine houses.
Avery T. Holmes, president of the
Rambler Copper company, will leave
shortly for New York to join his wife,
who went some days ago.. He will COM
bine business with pleasure.
H. l.. Hays, the Denver mining ex-
pert, and w. r. West left today for a
trip to Cooper Hill. Mr.. West had a
meeting with the smelter committee
| nf tho. hrciyncc r,ar'c r,o,t;,v th;,
morning.
Mrs. J.. p. Walch will leave tonight
for Shelton. Neb., to join her husband,
who went yesterday to the bedside of
his mother, who was very ill when he
heard from her, and was not expect
ed to ecover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Miller and w.
NJ. Shipman left on the noon train for
Denver, where they will take in the
Festival of Mountain and Plain and
the gentlemen will dispose of some
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ernest left today
for Denver, where they will take in
the Festival of Mountain and Plain
this week and attend the marriage of
their sister, Miss Stella Ernest, to Mr..
Hamlin mex week.
l.. ~Seehausen, ST., and his grand
daughter, Miss Emma S~eehausen, left
last night for Denver to take in the
Festival of Mountain and Plain. They
i will o1c~ fnI1 xnfN - CI1--l-
Springs, Manitou and Pixies Peak.
Mrs. ]. w. Johnson and her sister.
Mrs. Kittie Felz of Chicago, and Miss
Emily Isberg left on the noon train
for Denver, where they will witness
the festival and visit for a few days.
Mrs. Felz will continue her journey to
her home at Chicago.
James Graham, uncle of the Ora
ham boys of this city. stopped OF in
Laramie today for a short visit with
his relatives. Mr.. Graham, who is a
well-todo cattleman, is on his way from
his home at Aspen, Wyo., to South ON
aha with a shipment of stock.
]. M. Hamilton of Chicago. who is in
terested in some mining enterprises
in the Gold hill district, spent the day
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Miller and left this morning for the
Centennial and the mining district. He
will remain in this section for several
weeks.
Mrs, j.. T. NJ. Kingsford Of Rawlins
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Bran.
dis, on Seventh street. She is a very
sweet s'user, and delighted the con
gregation at the Baptist church last
night with a solo, Just for Today
Hers is as rich a voice as has been
heard here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Atkinson, ST., have
just come in from their ranch, where
they have been the greater part of the
summer. While away they attended
the meeting of the Eastern Star at
Wheatland, where Mrs. Atkinson was
presented with a handsome library
lamp rs a bridal present by the mem.
bers Of the grand chapter.