, 1904-03-25
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Partly cloudy this morning.
Baseball supplies at L~ovejoy's.
Tennis supplies at Lovejoy's.

farlly cloudy tnlS Ornln
Baseball supplies at Lovejoy's.
Tennis supplies at Lovejoy's.
Plants n ferns at the Golden Rule.
That promised cold wave struck us
al right.
Cold this afternoon, in spite of the
sunshine.
Somewhat windy today, but not like
yesterday.
Easter novelties at the Laramie
Book company.
The university has closed for the
Easter vacation.
There will be a rally for young peo-
pie at the Russell meetings tonight.
The valuation committee expects to
complete its labors next Wednesday.
Sale CT Paris novelty collars March
The banana belt was touched up a
little last night, but it u all right yet.
rhe city schools c.osed this a1ter.
noon and will not reopen until Easter
Monday.
Miss Maggie Coughlin is temporarily
employed at the Laramie Dry Goods
company store.
Be sure and see those new washing
machines at the Gem City Grocery be-
fore buying elsewhere.
The Audubon society of Cheyenne
ooilts with pride to the robins of tuat
:i,y, winch are not even afraid of the
smalltboy. Ut
The trustees of the Albany Mutual
Building association held a special
meeting at the Albany County National
oank at noon today.
Mss Marjory Brebner has accepted
4 position with a large dry goods store
at Salt Lake and will not return to
Laramie for the present.
Letters from the east say that in
many places people are actually talk
ing Of the scandalous way in which
winter fingers in the lap Of spring.
Miss Gerig's room at the east side
school earned the first of the star-day
lalf holidays, having neither absence
nor tardy during the school month.
The Cheyenne Tribune Of yesterday
had a splendid double column portrait
Of DR.. Charles w. Lewis of the uni
versity and a well written sketch OF
himself.
The Mobiles Dramatic company will
be here. for three nights, April Z. S
and 9, with their own private living
car II with eighteen people. J. A.
,Iolf is the manager.
The Knights Templar have been or.
Tered to attend Easter services at the
Opera House the night Of April 8. The
services will be under the auspices of
The Methodist church.
Last year Wyoming produced 1874
bushels of corn, Z 3,S4O bushels OF
wheat and 1,116,847 bushels of oats.
ranking fifth OF the inter-mountain
states in corn. sixth In wheat and nth
in oats.
Closed carriages will run from the
Temple corner and from the Albany
County National bank corner to the
fair grounds for the horse races Satur'
lay afternoon; % cents each way.
Windsor Stables company.
w. H.. Patterson, formerly a fireman
on the eastern district. who went to
Mexico about a year ago, returned
last night and will again accept a posi-
ton with the Union Pacific here. He
IS stopping at the Kuster.
Engine 1875 was put to work this
morning, with Engineer Jack Reichert
at the throttle. Chief Dispatcher. Nor
ris has informed District Foreman Sui
livan that he may expect an order for
another engine tomorrow, business
having picked up considerably.
A teacher in the second grade at
the East Side school asked her school
If they knew what lighthouse meant.
One little fellow said he knew; his
aunt had recently married and had
gone to light housekeeping. That boy
Is headed toward the White house.
MIR. Huntley, in charge Of the shoe
department Of the Three Rules stores.
who has been here all week taking up
the old shoe stock Of the Temple for
'h,nment to Denver. lett for that CITY
on the noon train today. !ThGold stock
will be sent to one Of the other three
stores owned by the company.