, 1904-03-30
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Bright sunshine today.
Baseball supplies at Lovejoy's.
Tennis supplies at Lovejoy's.
Plants and ferns at the Golden Rule.
Easter novelties at The Laramie
Book company.
Another snow storm last night
quarter of an inch unmelted snow.
The rolling mil force will be dis
charged at noon tomorrow and the
mills closed.
Prof. Merz and Mrs. E. D. Latimer
| will sing a duet at the meeting at the
Baptist church tonight.
Judge Grant this morning decided
the COW replevin case in favor of the
defendant, C.. Is. Brennan.
The old stable on the Carnegie IL
brary site is being torn down and re-
moved, thus vacating the site.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T Murphy have
moved from the east to the west side
of Second street, two doors north of
the Elks' hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Hiskey are now
occupying their elegant new home,
the Balch house, at the corner of Sixth
and Thornburgh streets.
Mrs. John Davis this morning heard
that her sister, who is i'll at Ogalallah.
Neb.. rested well last night and was
some better this morning.
Bert Bramel has returned from Fred
Bamfor his ranch, where he has been
to build an addition to the ranch house,
and which he has just completed.
A letter was received today from
Mrs. Ingersoll at Chicago, saying that
she was getting along nicely and hoped
to be home in three or four weeks.
At the meeting at the Baptist church
last night Rev. Russell had the largest
attendance since coming to the city,
and there are a number of CONVEX
sions.
Mrs. Tefft this morning received a
letter from her mother at Monroe,
Iowa, written by her own hand, having
nearly recovered from her recent Sc
we're illness.
The missionary society of the Presby-
terrain church will meet in the home of
Mrs. Carpenter, at the Baptist parson-
age, on Grand avenue, Thursday after
noon at 2:30.
Will Yelton has resumed his posi-
ton with the force Of carpenters en-
ployed by the W. H. Holiday com
pany. having about recovered from his
recent illness.
George Campbell says there was
four inches of snow on the ground at
Rawlins yesterday but that it was all
gone when he left there this morning.
1t was colder there than here.
The "McFadlen Flats company. to
appear ct the Opera House tonight.
arrived from the east this afternoon
,li are quartcred at the Kuster. They
sleeping car and special baggage car
being here On purpose for them.
Will McMurray and DR.. McCollum
went duck hunting yesterday. They
found some ducks, and McMurray in
sists that DR.. McCollum killed one a
distance Of 500 yards. After the doc
tor fired the duck fell on the ice in q
large lake and could not be gotten out.
Tom Hassett is expected from Den
yer about the first Of the month and
may decide to purchase the cigar store
of James King, jr., which was closed
yesterday. Mr.. King will resume his
position on the switch engine in the
yards here about the middle Of April.
DR.. Stevens went to Sherman hill
this morning to treat Roy Clark, who
lives four miles from that place, and
who has never recovered from the
effects of an injury received three or
four years ago, when he was thrown
from his horse upon his head on the
hard ground.
Profs. Ridgaway and Nelson Of the
building committee Of the Methodist
church today reset the at the
site Of the new building 1t Fifth and
Thornburgh streets, the contractors
having. modified them that they expect
| ed to begin. work on the foundation be-
fore the week ends.
A hunter who went ito one Of the
lakes y day or two aso killed . duck
On the Ice. The dog went after the
bird and broke through the thin Ice,
being unable to get ON solid footing
again. The hunter stripped to the
skin and waded in to the rescue Of the
faithful dog, saving both the retriever
and the game. The hunter was none
the worse for his ley bath IN the obeu
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