, 1905-05-22
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F. H. Burley was a passenger to the
Bosler ranch this morning.
Paul Bath returned aturday nigh
from a business trip to Greeley.
Among the arrivals from Valdez
Saturday night was Mr.. Ferguson.
B. D. Patrick of Horse creek was
among the city visitors this morning
Otto Burns, the foreman on the Flag
ranch, was a city visitor this morning
w. A. Comley returned to Rock
River this afternoon, after a short visit
to this city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Harnden and babe
arrived from Rock River on the noon
train today.
Mrs. Melia arrived at noon Sunday
for a visit with Mrs. Butler and other
friends here.
E. 2. Bills of Greeley, Colo, the mar.
Bile man, was among the city visitors
this morning.
County Surveyor Neal Roach left
this afternoon for Rock River on a
surveying trip.
Peter Fischer is in from his Rock
River ranch today, expecting to return
home tomorrow.
Z. B. Lindstrom left this afternoon
for his ranch at Tie Siding for a few
days visit and fishing.
Mrs. Sam Blount of Rawlins and
Mrs. Roberts left yesterday for Rose
Hill, Ia, for a visit of a few days.
President Fred A. Miller left for the
east on the noon train today, his des
being Fort Collins and Denver.
Miss Helen Manasse is expected to
arrive from Cheyenne Tuesday or Wed,
nesday for a visit with Miss Martha
OFT.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Chapman left
yesterday for Blue Springs Neb., for
a few weeks visit with Mr.. Cnapman's
parents.
Mrs. Harry A.. Gonden left yester-
day for Madison, Wis, on a visit with
her mother, going by way of ST. Louis
and Chicago.
T. M. Akers, who came in from the
east last night, left by the Walden
stage this morning for his home at
Cowdrey, Colo.
George Campbell returned yesterday
from a fishing trip to the Laramie riv
er, but did not-"give away the net re-
suit of the trip.
Phil Mandel was in the city from his
ranch yesterday, leaving during the af,
ternoon with three car of cattle for
the Denver market.
Mrs. G. A. Ballard, wife of one of
the new physicians here, arrived yes,
terday from Waukesha, Wis, to join
her husband in this city.
Hon. A. Trabing left by the Sibylee
stage this morning for his home at the
Brook ranch, after a few days visit in
the city and on business.
W. e. Jenison, a special agent for the
United States land office at Cheyenne,
was a city visitor last night, on bus.
connected with the office.
Miss Edna Catlin, who has been at
tending the state university, arrived
from Laramie Monday o a visit with
Wheatland friends.-Wheatland World,
Mr.. c. P. Arnold continued to Salt
Lake Saturday afternoon to be present
at the funeral of his father, Rev. F. l..
Arnold, Mrs. Arnold stopping off here
with the boys.
MAIDS Wolbol and his daughter, Miss
Eva, came to town Saturday night and
are still visiting here, expecting to re.
turn to their home in the Centennial
valley tomorrow.
Mr.. Rich of Hartley, Ia, a brother
Of Misses Gynx and Tibbie Rich of this
city has arrived and accepted a posi-,
ton in the mechanical department at
the Boomerang Office.
John A. Fisher and daughter return
ed to the ranch this morning, after
spending a few days in the city. Mr..
Fisher said he was anxious to get out
and watch things grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Burke arrived this
morning from their home at Evanston
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Bath, and Mr.. Burke will visit Den
yer before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Knifong left yes,
terday afternoon for their home at
Lander, after a couple Of days visit
here with MI. and Mrs. Harry Hous-
ton and Prof. and Mrs. Ross Moudy.
Thomas Kehoe of Ogden, was in the
city yesterday, on his way to Denver.
He is a large stockman at Ogden and
is quite well known in this city, among
his friends being Tom Smyth, the
painter, and who was on the depot plat
form to greet him.
James Vine, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Theodore Tregon'
ing. here for several days. and attend
ing to some business matters, left on
the noon train today for Cheyenne
expecting to go from there to Denver
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