, 1905-02-01
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

The first of the month.
Some sunshine this morning.
The E!ks will dane tonight.
1t had warmed up a little at noon.
Colder last night than for some
time.
The heaviest snow for several
weeks.
The Cheyenne club gave a smoker
last night.
Guns n ammunition at Lovejoy's.
New stock.
The Georgia MINISTRIES come to the
New Grand tomorrow.
Spring flowers are now in. Mrs
Wall at the Golden Rule.
The Rod II Gun club will likely
hold a meeting Friday night.
Colonel C. G. Coutant, the state
librarian, arrived from the capital this
afternoon.
w. H.. Peterson, the engineer for the
Wyoming division, passed through the
city this afternoon, en- route west.
The Adolph and Rudolph COMPANY
went east last night and the Harry
Beresford company went west this
morning.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
FriCk. who has been ill for a day or
two, is better today, his friends will be
glad to know.
The good citizen cleaneth his walk
but the other kind stitch beside the
fire and waiteth upon the Lord-to 10
the job for him.
The son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Meek.
cr yesterday morning died shortly ait
er birth n was buried this afternoon.
The parents live at 721 Second street.
Mrs. Bateman, the wife of the police
man, was taken to her bed again to-
day, having had Il return of the at
tack of la grippe, from which she was
believed to be nearly recovered.
William, the 15-months old son of
II. L. Copeland, the Cheyenne switch
man, well known in this city, died at
the home of his parents at Cheyenne
at . o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Hon. Richard Butler, who was con
fined to his room all of yesterday with
an attack of la grippe, was able to be
at the Office this morning. considerably
better.
Al Bath, to whose bedside a physi-
clan was hastily summoned Monday
afternoon, is reported to be resting
. easier this morning. He is troubled
with an affection of the heart and lies
in bed at his ranch near this city.
+. +. Stanton of Cheyenne tells the
Tribune that sage hens do eat grass.
hoppers and that sheep do destroy this
nests of sage hens and that he has
found grasshoppers in the crops of
sage hens, but one in their %gizzards.
Mr.. William Conner, the father of
MIS-. Pat Walsh, who was operated up
on in a Cheyenne hospital for a can
Ger of the face, the cancer being re-
moved, is getting along nicely and will
soon be as we'll as eve his friends
hope.
Mrs. C. f. Tingley, wife of the pas
tor of the Cheyenne Baptist church
and quite well known in this city. has
been called to the bedside of her faith
err, Mr.. A. NJ. Barton, who was said
to be dangerously i'll at the time of the
summons.
Councilman Rogers suggests that,
perhaps Fred Brees' team, which ran
away with a ~wagonload of empty jugs
yesterday, almost breaking into Charlie
Schwatke's saloon. recognized a good
thing and thought the jugs ought to
pc filled there.
The secretary of the interior has af-
firmed the action of the general land
office in rejecting the application or
Sarah J.. Mullholland as the heir of
Sarah J. King to amend the homestead
entry made by Mrs. King for land in
the Sundance land district.
Jackson Wymore, the plasterer, VINO
has been i'll for a few days at his home
on Sixth street, suffering with la
grippe. is able to be about again, on the
streets this morning. He is gaining
strength daily, he says, and will be
ready to return to work pretty soon.
Mrs. Peabody, wife of a fireman, was
yesterday afternoon found to be suffer
ing with smallpox at her home on Uni
~versity avenue and the place has been
thoroughly guaranteed and ample
precautions taken to prevent a spread
of the disease. DR.. Hamilton. the
county health officer, and Marshal Sig
man have the matter in hand. Mrs.
Peabody is said to have a very light
attack of the disease.
The Denver Music company pianos
and niapp1ac at tho Laramie Drug conn