, 1905-04-24


drews of Horse creek are among thu
city visitors today, witnesses in the
Powell in the district court.
Captain Yates, Miss Mamie Fast ant
Miss Ida Langheldt returned Saturday
afternoon from Denver, where they hat
been with the university basketball
team.
Miss Mabel TRADING, daughter OF
Hon. and Mrs. A. TRADING of the Brook
ranch, returned home yesterday, &C,
~companying Gus Radichal to his ranch
and thence home.
William E. Powell is in from his
ranch at Bordeaux, Wyo., attending to
matters at the court house, he being
one of the defendants in the Powell
cases, now on trial in that tribunal.
Mrs. j. +. Soule and the members
of the university basketball team have
returned from Denver, where they
went IN Thursday for the game Friday
night with the University OF Denver.
Miss Mary Gill, former superinten-
dent of schools in Larimer county,
Colo, who was at Walden last week,
arrived in the city Saturday night and
left yesterday for her home at Fort
Collins.
Miss Jeanne Miller expected to
leave today for Denver TO attend the
marriage of her cousin, Ben Haley and
Miss Hum, but the serious illness OF
her father will keep her from getting
away.
Mrs. w. IL. Holiday and daughters,
Mary Ellen and Helen, left today
for Bedford, Ind, where they will Wis
it until about the first of June. They
will visit in Denver a couple of days
en- route.
w. S. Adams returned to Encamp-
ment and George S. Adams TO Rawlins
Saturday night after a business visit
to this city where they were looking
after the estate of their deceased moth.
er Mrs. G. w. Pingree.
w. S, Adams passed through acre
Sunday on his way to Laramie, where
he goes to make some disposition of
the ranch belonging to the estate OF
his mother, of which he is the admin
istrator.-Saratoga Sun.
Miss Louise Burrage of Cheyenne,
who spent Saturday and Sunday with
her brother, Frank S. Burrage, in this
city, returned home at 7 o'clock Sun
day evening, that being the first train
from this city to that during the day.
Charlie Benson, who returned last
night from Denver, where he had been
for treatment for an injured shoulder,
sustained by the fall of a horse he was
riding left this morning for the River
side ranch, of which he is the fore
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. H. Symons and Miss
Helen Symons returned yesterday
from Denver, where they had been to
witness the basketball game between
the University Of Wyoming and Uni
versity of Denver girls, the latter being
successful.
Mayor j. B. Mckee and Niles Gala.
nan left yesterday for Centennial,
where Mr.. Mckee will visit for a few
days and where Mr.. Callahan will re-
sumo his position a manager of the
lumber yards Of the Boston and Wyo-
ming Lumber company.
Phyllis Hegewald, the young daugh-
ter of Mr.. Charles Hegewald of the
Laramie Grocery company left today
for Los Angeles, Cal, where she will
visit for a year with relatives. She
who has been visiting here for some
time.
Mrs. Sarah w. Norton of Bangor,
Me-, who has been the guest of her
fosterson, Hon. Ora Haley, and family,
for a few days, has gone to Denver to
be present at the wedding of Mr.. Ora
Ben Haley and Miss Hum tomorrow,
and will go from there to her home in
New England. ,
State Fish Commissioner S. II.
Campbell returned last night from the
Gillespie dam ten miles above the
Wheatland dam on the Laramie river,
where he has been experimenting the
taking Of fish for spawning. He will
probably return to the dam tomorrow,
if the trains run with any regularity.
County Coroner II. A. Robinson re-
turned yesterday from Fort Collins,
where he had been visiting for a few
days. The weather at Fort Collins, he
said, was wet and rainy. with plenty Of
mud in the roads. and he was not sor.
ry to get back to Laramie, where the
mud sooner dries up than in the Colo
RADIO town.
HEALTH Is YOUTH.
Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age.
Heroine, taken every morning be-