, 1905-04-20
MENTIONED.

Snow, well a little.
Good Friday tomorrow.
The spring poet is busy.
This is Maundy Thursday.
E. A. Buck in at Denver.
Lovejoy repairs any old thing.
Second hand wheels cneap. Lovejoy.
After the snow will come a big ba-
mana crop.
The good citizen got busy with shov-
ell and broom early.
The banks will close tomorrow, on
account of Arbor day.
The Usual Arbor day snow is here.
albeit a day or two early.
Brands repairs your old rubber
boots Or anything in the rubber line.
Order flowers for cadet ball at the
Golden Rule. Mrs. Wall. 119 Thornburg.
Steve O'Grady, business representa-
tive of lines band, is in the city this
afternoon.
At the meeting of Albany lodge, Odd
Fellows, last night, Charles Peale was
initiated as a member.
The university has arranged an ex-
~cellent program for Arbor day, which
is printed IN tull in this issue.
Roy Stanley has resigned as time
keeper at the Cheyenne shops and will
go to Thermopolis and engage in bust.
ness.
Mayor Gill of Cheyenne will strict
ly enforce the ordinance against COWS
trespassing upon private property in
that city.
The weather bureau said rain or
snow and colder tonight and Thurs
.ay.' Yoar uncle Palmer knows a
thing or W
Corlett Downey returned this after
noon from Denver, Fort Collins and
or four days.
Henry L~aventes, the Greek who was
injured at Hanna a few days ago when
a a raj over him, died at the Rock
Springs hospital.
The Cheyenne Tribune notes the trip
through that city OF the basket ball
team from the University of Wyoming
en- route to Denver
Rev. II. p. Hansen is in the city
from Denver and will hold Good Fri
day services at the West Side church
tomorrow evening at 1880.
The Union Pacific capitol band will
give a concert at Cheyenne tomorrow
afternoon--if it can find its way I o the
park on account of the snow.
The Cheyenne Knights Templar will
celebrate Good Friday at st. Marks
church tomorrow, Rev. Mcpherson TO
conduct the religious services.
Bishop Graves presided at the contir-
nation services at Cheyenne last night,
when a large number were taken into
full membership as st. Marks churcn.
Wilhelm Elstarmeier and Miss Err.
nestine ~Jankovsky were married at
Cheyenne last night. The groom is
connected with the ~roundhouse force
at Cheyenne.
Secretary j. B. Mckee and Niles Cal
lanan of the Centennial Trust company
had intended going to Centennial to-
day. but were prevented from start
ing on account OF the trip.
One of the precocious youngsters OF
Grand avenue vas up bright and early
this morning, singing at the top of his
voice, The good old summer time
He ducked in time to miss severaI
%snowballs.
No passengers arrived by the Wa
den stage last night and none went
out this morning. Mr.. Lawrence, the
driver, reports the roads quite heavy
a part of the way from Woods landing
the relay station.
Strange as it may seem, City Clerk
Tyvold asserts that neither Willis Jen
sen or Colonel Cook sprung a birth
day at the meeting of Albany lodge
Odd Fellows. Each has promised no
to let it happen again.
Charles Page OF Cokeville, Wyo., ar
rived this morning with a couple o
cars of fat cat..e for market. Hi:
train arrived six hours behind time a
Rawlins yesterday and could make W
none between that city and this.
VELVET, ADMINISTER, BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS AT HoLLI
- A Npn MAN -