, 1905-12-04


friends here for some time, 1t is pos
sible he may decide TO return to Lara
mic and resume his old position at the
mills.
Prof. C. b. Rldgaway went 10 Chey-
enne today, being one Of the officers Of
Wyoming consistory, Scottish Rites
Masons. which will begin a four days
Injecting tomorrow.
Father Whalen returned to Denver
yesterday afternoon, having oficiated
at the Catholic church in the morning.
during the absence from the city OF
Father Cummiskey.
Mrs. Chandler left on the afternoon
train for Pueblo with her mother, Mrs.
Corey, who had a slight stroke of pa
ralysis, and who is going to Pueblo for
the benefit of treatment.
Mr.. n Mrs. Hilary Grail, who were
married a few days ago in South Da-
kota, reached the city last night and
will reside here. Mr.. Grail is a fire.
man on the Union Pacific.
Hon. Carl sieverts is here from his
home at Little Medicine and was
among the callers at The Republican
Office. He will probably go to Chey-
enne before returning home.
q. M. Curry of Marshall returned
home today, after a business visit to
the city, where he did some shopping.
He reports plenty of snow at Marshall,
and that the stock is doing well.
Miss Laura Lee went to Cheyenne
today for a visit with her sister. Mrs,
C. C. Carlyle. She will not return un-
til later in the week, remaining over
for the consistory ball on Friday even
ing.
Harry Sureson, the painter and pa
per hanger, left this morning for Sher-
man, where he will paint and paper
the rooms in the new residence recent
ly erected by Fred Ihmsen on his ranch
there.
Mrs. Charles Wilseck and little
granddaughter, Charlotte Skidmore,
who have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. p. A. Carter for some time, re
turned to their home at Cheyenne Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Ollie Knadler left at noon to-
day for Cheyenne, where she will Wis
it for a few days with her aunt and
act as bridesmaid at the marriage of
her cousin, Mrs Flossie Hamilton, and
Mr.. Jack Wells Wednesday evening.
State Senator John McGill arrived
from the ranch on the noon train today,
spending the afternoon here and in
tending to go to Cheyenne tonight TO
take part in the meeting OF Wyoming
consistory.
Mrs. Cornwell, the mother of Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey Cornwall has returned
to her HON at Fort Collins, after a
pleasant visit here, during which she
was entertained by a number OF
friends at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvey have
returned from Denver and Pueblo,
where they had beer visiting for the
past ten days, and Mr.. Harvey this
morning resumed his position in the
Office of the Laramie Grocery company.
Miss Dorothy Reed of Cheyenne, who
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
her parents here, returned to the CAPT.
tai city yesterday afternoon and this
morning resumed her position as a
teacher in the public schools of that
city.
Hon. ]. NJ. Blaine of Denver, who
delivered the memorial address at the
lodge of sorrow by the Elks yesterday
afternoon, has returned to his home al
Denver. He was a guest during his
stay in the city at the Union Pacific
hotel.
Mrs. F. B. Draper and little daugh.
ter returned to their home at Cheyenne
this afternoon. Mr.. Draper, who has
been at Ogden to attend the funeral OF
his mother, will reach home tonight, ac
companied by his sister, who will make
her home with him for a while.
Mrs. Wilkie Collins and young son,
William Emery Collins, and her moth
er, Mrs. W. E. Chaplin, left at noon to,
day for Douglas, Mrs. Chaplin intend
ing to visit for some time in that city.
Mrs. Collins has been here for several
months, her son having been born here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sholl and children
arrived Sunday morning from Omaha
and are now living in the George house
on Second street, not far from the roll
ling mills. They would have arrived
Saturday afternoon, but while Mr.. Shol
was rechecking the trunks at Oman;
from Chicago the train started withou
him. He had all the transportation
so Mrs. ShoIl and the children had Il
leave the train shortly after leaving
Omaha and go back to that city. MI
Sholi will have charge of the roll lathe
at the rolling mills.