, 1905-06-22

ton Press.
from Holmes for a few days visit and
to do some shopping, returned home
this morning.
Miss Regina Harsch will leave to-
night for Rawlins, going from there to
her home at Atlantic. She is a student
at the university.
Mrs. Harry Houston and young son
left this afternoon for Lander for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon, the
parents of Mrs. Houston.
Charles L. Riford, connected with
the engineering department OF the Wy
oming division, was here from the
state capital last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Gardner left on
the afternoon train for San Jose. Cal,
where they will reside, they having
sold their property in this city.
o. w. Larson of Rock Springs. a
former resident OF this city, is here for
a few days visit with friends. He ar
rived last night and is stopping at the
Johnson.
Hon. Pitt Covert was here this morn
ing, leaving during the forenoon for
the Jelm country, on business connect
ed with his position as superintendent
of tho watar division
Hon. A. j. Mokler of Casper, editor
of the Tribune of that city, is here to-
day, attending the meeting of the board
of trustees of the University of Wyo.
ming, he being a member of the board
Rev. F. Z. Knopf of Cheyenne is in
the city to attend commencement, his
daughter, Miss Margaret, being a mem
Der Of the student body. Mr.. Knopt
heard the annual address last night.
Mrs. o. o. Green arrived last night
from Ponca City, A. T., and will spend
a day or two here, leaving at the end
of that time for Lander, going to the
ThermopOlis hot springs for the bene-
fit of her health.
Daniel +. Avery of Cheyenne and
Miss Bessie Rumsey of Akron, Colo.
were married at Cheyenne yesterday
afternoon. The bride vas on her way
from Omaha, when meeting an old
sweetheart they were married.
Prof. and Mrs. ~Stockwell expect to
leave for Cheyenne about the first Of
July, where they will make their home.
They have sold their house to Mr.. and
Mrs. DeKay, who will occupy it direct
ly after the Stockwells leave.
Peter Mocn and his sister, Miss In
ga Moen, arrived from their home at
Virginia Dale yesterday, Miss Inga in
tending to remain until after the
Fourth of July celebration. Mr.. Moen
returned home today and may come
back for the celebration.
Miss Louise Hollister of Evanston,
ILL.,. the national lecturer for the w. c.
T. u, is expected to arrive from KEN
merer at o tomorrow and be the
guest of Hon. and Mrs. C. p. Arnold.
She will go from here to Cheyenne, de
livering an address in that'city on Sun
day.
DR.. Swigart returned last night from
Leslie, where he had been with State
Geologist Beeler. Mr.. Beeler continu-
ed his journey to the Silver Crown dis
trict, where he is interested in some
mining property, II upon which he
proposes to erect a reduction plant in
the near future.
c. p. Sheehan and d. j. Sheehan of
Rongis, Wyo., are in the city, arrang-
ing for their horse auction sale to be
started at the stockyards here on the
2Sth. They received a shipment of
thirty cars of horses this morning, the
shipment numbering something like
900 head.
Mayor ]. B. Mckee and Niles Gala
non left this morning for Centennial.
where they will dispose of some bust.
ness matters for the Van Horn-Miller
syndicate. Mr.. Mckee is the secre
tary of the Central West Publishing
company and Mr.. Callahan is the man
ager Of the Boston and Wyoming Lum-
Der company.
Merl Wolfard, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Wyoming, and who now
holds a good position in one Of the
northern states, is here to attend the
commencement exercises at the uni
versity tonight. He was present at
the commencement address last night
and was greeted by a large number
of friends, including many of his for
mer class mates.
William Goode was in from his
ranch this morning, bringing word that
Red Buttes is behaving itself to the
full limit of propriety. Mr.. Goode says
there have been no killings, no elope-
ments, no serious runaways or other
demonstrations in his neighborhood for
the longest time. He feels sorry for
reporters, but he is compelled to stick