, 1903-01-20
BRIEFIY MENTIONED.
Council meeting tonight.

Bright and warmer this morning.
Much warmer today than yesterday.
American Beauties at Mrs. Walls
The Burglar and Waif" company
went to Rawlins last night.
Everything in the latest styles in new
furniture at Mrs. Katie Beck's.
Have your fishing rods repaired for
spring. Come early. Lovejoy.
Frank Wyatt, the Jelm miner, had
intended going to Jelm today, but has
deferred the trip for the present.
The smokestack for the second fur
mace at the steam laundry was hoisted
yesterday afternoon and placed in po.
sition.
The smelter at the Rambler mine
has not yet been blown in, but will be
in a few days. Men are getting it
ready now.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid so
ciety will hold their annual meeting
at DR.. Patrick's tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The Hurley teams arrived from the
Rambler mine last night with fifteen
tons of high grave covelite ore to be
shipped east.
Bert Martins moving picture show
and illustrated concert at the Opera
House did a good business last night
and pleased the audience.
J. F. White of Rock River was mar
ried in Georgia recently and has
brought his bride to Wyoming. They
will reside at Rock River.
The cottage prayer meeting will be
held at 1870 o'clock this evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Merriam, corner
Seventh and Grand avenue.
Charlie Dunlap today placed a tel
ephone in the residence of County
Commissioner ]. w. Johnson at Third
and Garfield streets, and it will have
the number asa.
Another of those terrible Wyom-
ing storms visited this section last
night, snow falling to the depth of a
quarter of an inch and the storm last,
ing fully five minutes.
The Shore Acres" company of
twenty people, occupying a special
car and carrying a carload Of scenery,
will arrive from the east on the 4th
of February for a performance that
night.
H. Heberland, the tailor, invited a
number of his friends to join with him
yesterday in celebrating his birthday
They had a splendid dinner together
and a jolly time afterward, each wish
ing the knight of the shears many
happy returns Of the day.
Price Jacobs today moved the barn
at the real of his residence at Third
and Custer streets. IN preparation tor
the parsonage Of the Methodist
church, which will be moved from the
corner of Second and University and
placed on the lot just vacated by the
barn.
THE Burglar and the Waif," pro
duced at the New Grand Manager last
night. pleased a fairly good audience,
who witnessed the performance and
commended the good work done by
the members of the company. Miss
Inez Forman as Erma, the waif, and
Mr.. Plunkett as Signor Bossanko di
vided the honors.
A letter was received late yesterday
afternoon from ]. b. Mckee and Rob
ert C. Gardner of the Van Horn-MilleI
company. who are at Centennial, say
ing they expected to return to the city
Thursday or Friday. They are check
ing up the product If the sawm1ll and
planning mil and attending to other
company business there.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Matlack died of commissions
at 4:30 yesterday afternoon, shortly
after The Republican had gone tc
press, and was buried today. The
grief-stricken parents have the sym
pathy of a large number of friends in
their sad bereavement. The baby
came Friday and was a source OF
great pride to its parents.