, 1904-06-25

Frank Frazer went to Denver last
night.
l.. M. Gross OF Denver is at the
Johnson. ,
E. B. Steadman of Centennial is in
the city.
Mrs. E. Graham is visiting at Alta
mont. Wyo.
A. E. Wilcox of Chicago is at the
Union Pacific.
G. F. Gish came in from the east
this afternoon.
George Campbell has gone west for
a business trip.
Mrs. Frank Walters is visiting her
husband at Buford.
Mrs. j. Fred Dawson has returned
to her home at Sidney, Neb.
Mrs. Ben Nash and son have return
ed to their home at Cheyenne.
w. T. Parker returned this morning
iloLA q ouolIieSS liio W behsel.
Hon. John Reid is in from his Lit,
tie Laramie ranch for a day or two.
Miss Rena Elias returned to her
home at Rock Springs this afternoon.
Frank Mcdonald of Woods landing
is among the guests at the johnson to-
day.
Harry Waechter of SIbylee was
among the guests at the Kuster last
night.
J. Hartman of Cheyenne, represent
ing a wholesale house o. that city, is
at the Johnson.
Mrs. Boehne and a party of friends
left today for Grow creek on a fishing
and short outing trip.
Miss Arletta Eastman, a student at
the university, left for her home at
Rawlins this afternoon.
Louis and Jean Tidball, students at
the university last year. have return
ed to their home at Sheridan.
F. w. Marriott of the Grace Creek
ranch was a visitor to the city this
morning. a guest at the Johnson.
Miss Jennie Johnson, a pupil at the
university. accompanied Mrs. Winant
Oliver to st. Louis this afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. Jupp left on the noon
train for her home at Pueblo, after a
visit of several days with friends here.
Mrs. L. w. Warlaumont left last
night for Laramie to visit her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Logan, of that piace.-Chey-
Tribune.
Miss Margaret Coughlin has return
ed from Cheyenne, where sche had been
attending school at the of the
Holy Child Jesus.
Mrs. Hurt will leave tomorrow for
Denver, accompanied by Genevieve
Chiefly, where they will visit for ten
days or two weeks.
Miss Meader has gone to her home
at Auburn, Neb., for the summer, hav-
ing just been reelected instructor in
stenography at the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee left this
afternoon for Cheyenne. where they
will visit with their grandmother,
Mrs. Gray, and other friends.
Mrs. J.. H. Dearlove has returned
from a visit at Omaha, and was met
here last night by her husband Of Hat
ton. They returned to the ranch to-
day.
]. X. Abraham, formerly a salesman
at the Leader, but who resigned to
accept a position on the road, is in
the city, greeting his friends
here.
George w. Gates of Seattle, Wash,
c. l.. Flagg of Hamilton, Ontario, and
Billy Vail of Manhattan, N. Y, were
among the guests al the Kuster last
night.
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day for the home of their daughter.
Mrs. Thomas McFarlane, at Wheat
land, where they will spend a part of
the summer.
Mr.. Edward Kreite, who was here
his home at Lima, O., to attend
the funeral of his brother-in-law, DR..
Charles Willard Lewis. left for his
home last night.
Prof. Helen Middlekauf left today
Tor Cheyenne, where she will visit for
few days before proceeding to Lex
Neb., to spend some time with
her brother and mother.
Louis Miller left this morning for
Jelm, where he will transact some
business for the Wyoming Queen Min
company. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Al Seneff of this city.
hiss Harriet Knight, who was here
10 attend a meeting Of the board OF
trustees of the university, Oh winch
she Is q member, returned to her
1ome at Cheyenne this afternoon.
Mrs. Winant Oliver left today for
st. Louis. where she goes as a spe-
,ial delegate from Wyoming to the
National Music Teachers annual con
Gentlon. which begins on the 28th.
Mrs. John Davis and daughters, Mrs.