, 1904-03-07

yer are the guests of friends in this
city. Mr.. Hecht formerly lived in this
county and was owner Of the Ernest
ranch and others on the Little Laramie
river.
Secretary j. B. Mckee of the Van
Horn-Miller syndicate went to Centen.
NAL yesterday, where he will remain
for a few days. He took out a load of
new material for the Centennial Post
printing Office.
Mrs. Frank Connor. the sister-in-law
of Mrs. P. ]. Walsh of this city, passed
through town yesterday afternoon on
her way to Hanna. She was met on
the depot platform here Dy Mrs. Walsh
and the little girls.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Hunt and their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Mcbride, left
yesterday afternoon for Lookout, and
will go from there to Harper for a
visit. Mr.. Mcbride being section fore
man for the railroad company at thai
place.
John w. johnson and Mrs. GUS
Olson left yesterday for Sidney, Neb.
where Mrs. Olson will make her home
with her brother, William Olson. Mr.
Johnson will stop at Cheyenne on his
way home. returning some time this
week.
Fl. J. Windsor passed through the
city yesterday afternoon, en- route tc
Bosler, but will return on Wednesday
and act as best man at the marriage Of
Mr.. John c. Coble to Miss Elise Vir
ginia Towson at st. Matthew'S cathe
dral.
Father Conrad of Cheyenne, who yes
terday oficiated at the Catholic
church in the absence Of Father Hugh
Cummiskey, left on the noon train fol
Denver. expecting to. return on Wed
nesday, when devotions will be held il
the church here.
Charles Wetzler. who has been visit
ing Mr.. J. T. Mitchell on the west side
left Walden Wednesday for Laramie
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Black left Wal
den Sunday for Laramie. Mrs. Blacl
expected to stop at Mrs. G. B. Clark
for a short visit.-North Park Union.
R. w. Foster Of New York, travelling
for the Lisk Manufacturing company
manufacturers of antitrust tin an,
graniteware, is In the city, stopping
at the Union Pacific. He is on hi
way home from a selling trip to Sal
Francisco and other Pacific coas
cities.
Mrs. Dawson, who has been VISITING
Judge and Mrs. Carpenter for the pas
few days, will leave on Thursday foI
her home at Sidney, Neb., alter having
she says, a splendid time with friends
in Laramie. She Is the mother of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Fred Dawson, former resi-
dents of this city.
Mrs. 8. c. Holden of san Francisco
an old and dear friend of Prof. ant
Mrs. c. B. Ridgaway, who was on he
way to Iowa to the bedside of hel
mother, was met on the platform a
noon yesterday by Mrs. Ridgaway. She
promised to stop on her way home fol
a visit with the Ridgaways.
Charles A. Reals, who is interested
with J. J. McCutcheon in drilling {
deep well or the Iron Mountain rancf
at Bosler. left for that point this after
noon. He has been at home for the
past month on account of the Illness
of his small son. Harry, who is better
now and able to return to school.
DR.. Will Wright of Pocatello, Idaho
formerly Of this city, passed through
town at noon yesterday, on mis- way t.
New York for a couple of weeks, prom
Using to stop on here for a short visit
on his way home. He was met on the
depot platform by Mr.. and Mrs. q. T
Beltz and a number Of other friends.
MIR. Bert Christensen and his sister
Miss Annina Christensen, of. Custer
county. Neb., are the guests Of the
family Of their brother-in-law, Willis
Jensen. on Third street. Miss Chris
Jensen will remain here, Mr.. Christen
sen going on to Seattle to see the coun
try. with a possible view to locating
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larson left on
the moor train yesterday for their home
at Denver, after . visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Cornwell, and with
their sister. Mrs. J. W. johnson. Mrs.
Larson. who fell At North Star hall
following the anniversary celebration
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson's wedding,
has . badly discolored eye and her facs
is still sore. but she il getting along
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