, 1905-06-26

yer to buy stock for his new stole a
2l3 Second street, which will be lin
ishcd by the contractor this week AM
made ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Wilkie Collins arrived from
Laramie on Saturday of last week ac
"companied by her mother, Mrs. W. f
Chaplin, who will spend Il fortnight
with hcr.-DougIas Budget.
j. Z. johnson and family left today
for their ranch to spend the summer
The daughter, Miss Bada, was among
the graduates in the normal college
at the university last week.
Prof. e. b. Ridgaway, j.. S. Atherly
and F. S. King went to Cheyenne on
the noon train today to attend the
Wyoming consistory, Scottish Rites
Masons, which begins there tonight.
Mrs. Butler and Miss Loretta and
Mrs. Melia, the sister of Mrs. Butler,
returned yesterday from a visit with
relatives at RawIins and Elk mountain,
having had a delightful time.
Mrs. Melia and pretty little daugh-
ter, who have been the guests of Mrs.
Coolican and other relatives here and
in Carbon county for several weeks,
left for their home at Melia, Neb.
V. Heenan and c. V. Mclaughlin,
employed by the Union Pacific at the
Buford gravel pits, were among the
city visitors this morning. They We're
here yesterday taking the examination.
Mrs. Lulu Peterson came to town
Saturday afternoon from the ranch and
will spend a couple of weeks with Mrs.
}. Fred Dawson and little daughter
here, while Mr.. Dawson is out Of the
city.
Prof. TrumbulI and Prof. c. d. Nc
Gregor have returned from Horse
creek, where Mr.. Trumbull went on
mining business and where Mr.. Nc
Oregon caught his first and his only
trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fortuna Schmidt are
expected home tonight from Kansas
City, whittier they went from Coffey-
Vile, Kas., a few days ago. Mrs.
Schmidt is the daughter of Council
man Oscar Rogers.
Chairman c. II. Jones of the board
of county commissioners and sol re
turned yesterday afternoon from the.
ranch, Mr.. Jones being present this
morning at the meeting of the board
as a board of equalization.
Miss Mamie Bamforth left at loon
Sunday for Harrison, Neb., where she
will spend a part of the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Morgan, who visited
here a few weeks ago. Miss Mamie
has just completed a year at school.
d. Cochrane came in from his ranch
over Sunday, accompanied by
Miss NJ. Sullivan, who has been teach
ing q term OF school at the Cochrane
ranch, and who left on Monday Tor
Laramie to attend the teachers insti,
tute.-Wheatland World.
H. J. Windsor returned 10 Rock Riv-
err yesterday afternoon, after a twenty
four hours visit to the city, during
which time he acted as godfather to
the charming little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John C. Coble, at the christ
ening Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ole Peterson and daughter left
at noon Sunday for %Faribauit, Mimi,
where they will visit relatives for sew
eral weeks. They went by way of
and Omaha and will also
visit Minneapolis before returning to
the city.
Charles Yund returned yesterday
morning from Rawlins, where he had
been to transfer 255 head of western
Mr.. Williams intending to range the
cattle during the summer on the
Sweetwater.
Under Sheriff NJ. F. knadler went to
Rock River Sunday afternoon, prepar
ed to inspect the horses sold at the Gal
lup sale and to be shipped out of the
state. Mr.. Gallup has a large number
of horses, and Mr.. Knadler will be
kept busy for a few days.
Miss Marjory Balch and her brother,
Gordon Balch, arrived last night, di-
rec from Boston, where they have
been for several months, and were met
here by their mother, Mrs. w. B. En-
mons, and Mr.. Emmons, and taken to
the ranch in a automobile this morn
ing.
Frank S. Burrage left yesterday for
Denver, where on Tuesday evening he
will be present at the marriage of his
sister, Mis- Louise Burrage, of Chey.
enne, to Mr.. James H. Walton, bust,
ness manager of the Cheyenne Tri.
bune. MIR. Burrage will be home We'd
nesday night.
Senator J. w. Johnson went to Chey-
enne at noon Sunday. accompanying
his sons, Melvin and Elwood, that far
On their way to Denver, where they will
visit their mother. Mrs. Johnson, who
has been i'll at Denver, is getting bet
ter and hopes to be home by the end
of this week.
Mrs. H. Ralph Hall and children left