, 1904-05-31
E MENTIONED.
The end of the month.
Raining in the mountains.

Big bargains at the Golden Rule.
Get umbrellas repaired at Lovejoy's.
Special price on pocketbooks at Lar
annie Book company's.
The next holiday, the Fourth Of
July. will fall on Monday.
One plain drunk was fined $3.50 in
the police court yesterday morning.
Contractor Mast today began laying
brick in the basement of the library
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Terry have taken
apartments at All Fourth street for
the summer.
The university and the public
schools resumed today, following the
Memorial day holiday.
The prices P. C. Rauner is making
on high-grade footwear should COM
mand your attention. Call and see him.
Judge Groesbeck was the speaker at
the university vespers Sunday after
noon. a fair sized audience being pres
ent.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock
with Mrs. DR.. McNir, 7O9 Grand av-
enue.
Justice of the Peace M. N. Grant
has parted with his beard and looks
several years younger and correspond.
ingly handsomer.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet with Mrs,
Bross at the parsonage at 2:30 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon.
No. 2 hose company will meet to-
night and name the members of its
track team for the Fourth of July
races at the fair grounds.
The "A Wise Woman company
coming Wednesday night to the Opera
House. is the only theatrical company
in sight at the present time.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
Emma Cummings, on Second street,
at 2:3O O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
Bert Miller, who has been suffering
with an attack of pneumonia for more
than a week, was reported much bet.
ter this morning and steadily on the
mend.
Mrs. F. E. Davey and Mrs. E. H
Dorman of Salt Lake arrived in the
city on the noOn train today and will
visit with the family of G.. N. Davis
for ten days or two weeks.
Mrs. John Burns left at o o yester
day for a visit Of a few days with the
family Of her brother. Oscar Nelson
OF Sheridan. Mrs-Asieson tenE>ar Den.
yer for the benefit Of her health.
Flags were floating at half mast
yesterday at the university. the pub
lie schools, the city hall, the Laramie
Grocery company's store. the tie plant
the residence of Fred A. Miller and
al other places in the city.
DR.. Swigart is expecting a visit
shortly from his nephew. C. G. Swi
CART, for the past seven years book
keeper for the Logan Iron and Steel
company az Burnham. Pa, who will
spend some time in this section.
Jimmie Fenwick was thrown from q
buggy at the corner of First and Clark
streets Sunday afternoon, the horse
becoming unmanageable, and was rem.
dered unconscious for a time. He was
not badly hurt n is all right now.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. P. Walsh will rent
their elegant residence in this city
and remove to Cheyenne, it is said. at
the expiration of Mr.. Walsh's two
weeks leave Of absence. They will
spend the summer there, al least, but
will not dispose of their property here.
William Sullivan of Kansas City is
here today, exhibiting a patent nozzle
to the members of the fire department,
and giving a demonstration of its
adaptability. 1t has a patent coupling
that appeals to the firemen who desire
to make quick couplings and get wa
ter to a fire in the shortest possible
time.
The recital by the school of music
at the university on the night Of the
18th of June, the first event in the
commencement series of entertain
ments, will be a novel affair, Mrs.
Clark determining that the doors be
closed at the beginning of each mum.
Der and not opened until the number
has been finished, thus avoiding inter.
ruption by late corners.
]. H. Abbot, connected with the coal
mines at Hanna, whose family reside
in this city. was a pleasant caller at
this office yesterday, in company with
his young son. George. He returned
that afternoon to the mines. The
company is TO- paying its miners
twice a month instead of monthly, as
heretofore, and MI. Abbot says q num-
Der of the men do not like the new