, 1905-05-20

EDITION.
that salubrious climate. Mrs. Dillen.
beck, who had been invaded by la
grippe, is now rapidly gaining strength.
which will be most gratifying intelli,
gence to her Laramie friends. who hope
to welcome her home soon completely
restored to health.
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The young people of the P~resbyter,
ian Y. ?. S. C. L. were entertained by
Mrs. Farrar at the experiment farm
Thursday night for their social this
month, and the outing proved to be a
most delightful one. The trip was
made in a hay rack, and nc casualties
are reported. The members of the
party were Mrs. Large, Mr.. Hogbin,
Prof. Morton, Agnes Ramsey, George
Bailey, Myrtle Ware, Ethel Morris, Iva
Brennan, Ruth TRADING, Annie Reid,
Rebecca Cook, Miss Merithew, Regina
Harsch, Jennie Niche, Carrie Crone,
Mary Grimes, Daisy Moss, Charles Ira
bling, Alvin Nelson, A. N. Hasencamp,
Louis Trabing, Mr.. Ford, Clyde Crone,
Ray TRADING, David Bender, Mr.. Sta
pie and Gordon Niche.
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Great interest and excitement pre-
vailed this week when it IVES an
nounced that the stork had brought a
baby to a prominent Laramie couple,
but official investigation disclosed the
fact that the infant was bisque and the
bird, in common with the community,
was stuffed! Ala and alaCk, what a
disappointment, but, on the other
hand" TIE figures are very ornamental,
and tie chubby boy vii certainly al
ways be good, and will demand
pushomobiles, bicycles, fishing rods
and guns.
Miss Dorothy Reid, who will finish
her year in the Meeteetse schools the
Sd of June, is not expected home be
fore the middle of the month, as she
will enjoy a visit with Miss Margaret
Lothian before returning, and will also
stop off en- route to see Miss Vie Viii
Its at Big Horn.
Hon. and Mrs. X. II. Homer will re-
turn from the east next month.
Mrs. Trumbull will leave text month
for Chicago with her dear little
daughters, intending to visit with rel
atives and continue her musical stu.
dies.
About twenty-five ladies attended
the celebration of the birthdays of
Mrs. Stirling and Mrs. Lovejoy at the
home of the former yesterday after
noon, proving conclusively that it
takes more thar an ordinary Wyoming
deluge to dampen the ardor of the
members of the Birthday club. An
enjoyable afternoon was spent, and an
appctizing luncheon was served. No
definite arrangements were made for
the June session of the organization,
but the club accepted with alacrity
Mrs. Maynard's invitation to visit her
at the ranch in July, the summer trips
of the body to her home in previous
years being remembered with evident
pleasure. The date for the outing, as
well as the arrangements for June,
will be announced later.
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The editor of this department com
pletes with this issue four years of
work in its columns, having prepared
the society news every Saturday
without exception during that length
of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Spafford enter
tanned informally at duplicate whist
Monday evening, those who played be
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patched, Mrs. Campbell and Mr.. Ben
Bartlett.
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Mr.. Gus Mueller and Miss Vera have
arrived safely in Chicago, whittier they
went for the benefit of Miss Mueller's
health, she having suffered severely
recently from rheumatism. Mr.. Muel-
Ter, who is still lame from his recent
accident, will remain about Two weeks,
also visiting in Freeport, Ill. Miss
Mueller will be absent through July,
and will be accompanied by a cousin
when she returns.
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DR.. and Mrs. Tisdel entertained Cap
tain Yates and Captain Heavay at din
ner very pleasantly Wednesday even
ing.
The Methodist Aid society met in
regular session Wednesday afternoon
at the church. This organization will
conduct the candy booth at the library
fair, Mrs. Hiskey and Mrs. Washburn
l., ar a;rnot :, ~ uar,art Of tho n1pnyn