, 1904-03-31
MENTIONED.
Good Friday tomorrow.
This is Maundy Thursday.

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Good Friday tomorrow.
This is Mauudy Thursday.
Attend the Easter Monday dance.
Cloudy and colder this afternoon.
Plants ami ferns at the Golden Hule.
Today is the Jewish Feast of the
Passover.
Quarter of an inch of snow his
morning.
Picture framing and orders for avn
ings at Lovejoy's.
Cheyenne has a branch of the Book
Lovers library.
Easter novelties at The Laramie
Book company.
J. c. Baker of Cheyenne was at the
Kuster this morning.
Fort Russell is being meet with
the Cheyenne system.
Don't forget the Easter Monday
dancs by the ladies Of the Catholic
church.
The Noble Dramatic company, com
ing to the Opera House in April. has
a good band and orchestra.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. Carpenter at the
Baptist parsonage this afternoon.
The "McFadden's Flats" company
went to Salt Lake from here and are
expected to arrive there this evening.
Miss Ada Rich, who has been ill at
her home at Cheyenne for some time.
is able to be out and is mending
slowly.
A daughter was born at 10 O'Clock
today to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gear
hart in this city and mother and babe
are reported doing well.
George Taylor, the Soldier creel,
~ranchman, who was Injured by the
falling of his horse ten days ago. is
laid up at home with a severe abscess
Andrew McNally has been noni.
mated by President Roosevelt for post.
master at Saratoga, and the nomina.
ton was sent to the senate Yesterday.
The officials of Fort Collins received
the hrst news OF the killing of August
Pache by his son from special dis.
patches from this city to the Denver
papers.
Inc High school athletic team at
cheyenne is practicing daily, and if a
ned DAY can be arranged with the uni.
versity team. some lively sport will
result.
MRS. James ~Forsythe, the sister. OF
MIS- John Davis of tbs city. who is IL
~ hef nome at Oss .lalla. Neb., is get
ing better daily her condition thi
morning bein.g y,reatly improved.
G~oVernor C'Aatterton reports a goo
Vi entb usiasm at Casper over tn
ntosp':ets of the coming industrial cor
aoh- He says no stone will be LEI
n'If d by the Casperians to max
& lvantion q great success.
sebail fever has broken out
a% 1emic fonrl ut Cheyenne, and Pr,
cochran of the Tribune is wrest-lir
with the score of the "Kirks," IL
"Maguires,' The Corner Lot Char
poems" and the Hornets" in we
: played games.
Russell Alexander, a member of IL
"~McFadden's Flats company, is
writer of band music of considerab
note, the Imperial Military band ha
ing a number of his compositions
T. its library. He was introduced to mer
bers of the band yesterday afternoo
m Members of Laramie lodge, Elk
have received from Secretary Gree
baum notification of the Easter sc
Z vices at the cathedral Sunday nigh
s when services will be conducted |
q Archdeacon James Cope, assisted |
u Dean Bode. The members will me
g at the lodge room at 7 o'clock.
w. T. Parker. superintendent
: buildings for the Van Horn-MiIlt
:. syndicate. who is experimenting tt
building now going on at Centennia
reached the city last evening and wi
= visit here for the next two or thre
days. Mr.. Parker says the outlook
Centennial is quite lively for the sur
. mel. The engine and machinery
the planning mill is being gotten
place n will be started up shortl
= r. C. Gardner is at Centennial, but
:, expected home by Saturday.