, 1905-06-19

yesterday, called to treat Ed Parker
on the Ihmsen ranch, who was suffer
ng with a throat trouble.
Theodore Tregoning has returned
from New Fork. Fremont county,
where he has been to do some work
on his ranch in that section.
Mr.. c. c. Carlyle. assistant state en-
gineer, was over from Cheyenne yes
terday, for a visit with friends, return
ing to the state capital last night.
Hanson Bangs and Carl Christensen
were visitors in the valley this week,
having attended the dance at the Buck
eye hall Saturday last.-Cetenial Post.
Tom Smyth. the painter, has re
been with the remains of his sister-in-
law, whose death occurred at Rawlins.
A. H. Christensen, Superintendent
of the Utah Construction company,
was here from Salt Lake, looking after
the work now going on in this section.
Dwight Smith and son, Eugene, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from their
visit of several weeks at Tonawanda,
N. Y, where they had a delightful visit.
Miss Ruth Holiday left yesterday for
Spokane, Wash, accompanying her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry George, to that city,
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the summer.
Frank Murphy of North park. a for
mel student at the university and now
a prominent ranchman, is in the city
to attend the commencement exercises
at the university.
Herman Madsen of the Gem City
Grocery company has just returned
from a cry successful selling trip rs
far west as Rawlins. He has been
away for ten days.
Miss Lizzie Hasson has arrived from
Rock Springs to be present at com
>mencement at the University of Wyo-
ming. Miss HassOn was formerly a
student in the university.
Mrs. Charles Dayton and babe left
Sunday noe lrr Denver and Pueblo,
where she will visit for several weeks.
At Pueblo she will be the guest of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Jessie Dayton Alice.
Little Miss Rhoda Holdredge left on
Tuesdays stage for Laramie, where
she goes to visit with her parents. Mr..
II Mrs. l.. A. Holdredge. at the John
son house.-North Park Union.
Grace Friend left yesterday morning
for Laramie to attend the exercises by
the graduating class of which her sis
ter Maggie is a member. She will visit
in LaiG lie for a week.-Rawlins Jour
nal.
Miss Laura Wolbol arrived from
Centennial last night and is spend
ing the week in the city, attending the
Albany county teachers institute,
which began at the East Side school
this morning.
Frank Mcdonald. the road supervis-
or was in the city this morning, ar
ranging to leave for the eastern part
of the county tomorrow to look after
some roa work in the direction -
the King Bros ranch.
Ole Scar of Lake Mills, Ia, onnect
ed with Louis Miller in the Wyoming
Queen Mining company, left Saturday
night for his home, having stopped off
here for a few hours on his way east
ware from Portland, Ore.
Mrs. w. F. Gilkison and little daugh-
ter, Irene, returned yesterday after
noon from their visit with relatives
at Denver and Fort Collins. They were
looked for Saturday night, but delayed
their coming until Sunday afternoon.
Charles H. Harris of the Laramie
Grocery company returned last night
from Hanna, where he had been in the
interest of his company. He had not
heard of the death of his niece, Miss
Verna Naismith, until his return home.
j. Donnelly and daughter of Chcy-
enne and Miss L. NJ. Kreitle of Omaha
We're city visitors this morning. Mr..
Donnelly is the representative of the
Armour company in this section ana
the young ladies are enjoying with him
a trip across the state.
Miss Prahl, who has been in Balti-
more for three or four years, having
taken a course in Deaconess house
there, is expected to reach the city