, 1904-04-09
returning to Laramie, expecting to be
absent several weeks.

returning to Laramie, expecting to be
absent several weeks.
Mr.. ald Mrs. w. H. Kern returned
yesterday afternoon from Shelby,
Neb. Mr.. Kern was taken i'll there
and his wife vas sent for. He is much
better now.
Ernest L. Hall of Denver carrying a
line of ~gentlemen's furnishing goods
and jewelry was a guest at the Union
Pacific this morning. occupying one of
the sample rooms.
F. Moburg, representing the Rex
Stock Food company of Omaha, arriv-
ed from the east this morning and was
driven to the Milbrook ranch for a call
upon Mr.. E. J. Bell
Mr.. George w. DeForest. who went
to New York to attend the funeral of
his father, Colonel Jacob DeForest, 4
few weeks ago, returned home at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Prof. and Mrs. H. C. McLallen have
arrived from New Mexico and are &C.
cupying the warden's house at the old
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perintendent of the experiment station
and vice director.
Mrs. r. j. Vorhis, the wife of the
barber at Nissen's shop, arrived from
New York yesterday afternoon with
her children, and they have gone to
housekeeping on Fremont street. be.
tween Second and Third.
Mrs. V. p. Hiskey went to Denver
this afternoon to meet her husband.
who is on his way west from a visit
with his mother at Monroe, Iowa, and
they will return to this city in a few
days for a visit with friends.
George A. Campbell lett today for
California to attend a meeting OF the
Hundred Thousand Dollar club" of
the New York Lie Insurance company,
composed of agents who write that
amount Of insurance each year.
John Frazee, who went from here
several months 6 to accept a posi-
lion with the Keith Dry Goods com
pany at Salt Lake, has returned and
Will take a position in the Leader In
this city, his father being the proprie-
tor.
MIR. and Mrs. r. c. Gardner are re-
JoicIng over the arrival of a nine
pound son at their home on Seventh
street at 2 o'clock this morning, their
son. Mrs. Gardner and the
Dabe were reported as doing nicely
this forenoon.
Mrs. Bralt went to Rawlins this aft.
ernoon to the bedside of her sister,
.4rs. Taylor, who is quite i'll with
brain fever. Miss Mahala Hullett,
another sister, is already in Rawlins.
Mrs. Taylor was reported somewhat
better this morning.
Jesse Knight. jr., private secretary
to Governor Chatterton, who came
over yesterday afternoon to attend the
cadet officers ball at the university,
returned home on the noon train to-
day. lie was n guest at the Union
Pacific during his stay in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tilton, son Roy
and Miss Hattie and her guest, Miss
Mary Grimes, of Lusk, were in the city
Sa , rday. Mia Hattie Tilton and Miss
Grimes left Saturday for Laramie to
take up their school work, after a va
cation here for a week.-Saratoga Sun.
Hon. John w. Young is at the Union
Pacific. He has just returned from a
trip to Ireland and England. stopping
on the way home at New York and
Washington and crossing Nebraska in
yesterdays blizzard in that state,
which he says was quite severe. He
was met here this morning by U. u.
Hiskey of Salt Lake, the secretary of
the Pacific Investment company, hav-
ing large interests in this section, Mr..
j.. w. Conner attending the meeting.