, 1905-04-17
F

ing Tor Walden
William A. Dodge of Rock River is
in the city today.
w. ]. Broadhurst went to Tie Sid
ling on the noon train today.
DR.. Swigart returned last night from
a professional visit to the country.
Flake Hall arrived from the ranch
yesterday and is in the city today.
A. Murray of the Rockdale Hereford
association was a city visitor this
morning.
Richard Tregoning returned yester-
day from a business trip of a day or
two to Denver.
Sheriff Reals returned Saturday
night from his trip to the northern
part of the county.
Hon. Leroy Grant returned to Chey-
enne Saturday night, after a brief bust
ness visit to this city.
l.. J.. Porter of Woods returned
home this morning, after a couple OF
days spent in this city.
F. J. Banner of Owen was attending
to business matters in the city Satur-
day.-Wheatland World.
Jesse Converse returned Saturday
afternoon from Denver, where he had
been to attend the automobile show.
Mrs. LYNDA Ball attended a state
meeting of the Royal Neighbors at
Laramie this week.-Encampment
Herald.
William Taylor and Mrs. Mabel Gen
try, his daughter, are down from their
ranch at Rock River, attending to their
spring shopping.
Wills Rankin, foreman of the Haley
ranches at Wyoming, returned TO that
place this morning. after spending
Sunday in this city.
DR.. G. H. Buffum of Cheyenne was
here last night, a guest of the family
of his brother, DIR. b. C. Buffum, of the
University of Wyoming.
Charles Bethany, the civil engineer,
is planning TO leave in a day Or two
for the Douglas creek mining district
to do some mine surveying.
George S. Adams of Rawlins is in
the city today, attending TO some bust
ness matters. He was a pleasant cal,
Ter at this Office during the forenoon.
Henry Pope left yesterday for Chey.
enne, where he has an excellent posi-
ton in the steam laundry at that place,
and where he will reside for the pres
ent.
EX-Judge NJ. c. Brown was a pas
senger on the Cottage City last Satur,
day morning, returning from a visit to
Standardization (Alaska) Mining
Journal.
Rev. ]. c. Bickel, superintendent of
missions for the Methodist church in
Wyoming, passed through the city to-
day, en- route from Rawlins to Chey-
enne.
e. D. Carter, secretary of the board
of education, returned on the after.
noon train from Denver, where he has
been visiting Mrs. Carter for a few
days.
Robert Nelson, the successful farm
er and rancnman of Morgan, is in the
city today, attending to some business
matters and laying in some supplies
for the spring.
Hon. Robert H. Hall of Lyons trans
acted business in Lander last Satur-
day, and while here attended the lect-
ure on horticulture by Prof. Buffum.-
Lander Mountaineer.
day from Denver, where he had been
to attend the automobile show and to.
buy some stock for his store for the
spring and summer trade.
Bishop Graves of the Diocese Of Lar
annie left this afternoon for Rawlins,
expecting to spend a part of the next
two days there, going from kawlins
to Cheyenne on Wednesday.
Joseph Lohlein, president of the Lar
annie Saddlery company, returned yes
terday from Denver, where he had
been to witness the automobile show
and to buy stock for the store.
Frank j.. Terry and wife are now liv-
ing at the Brown house, having remov-
ed from the Van else property, on
Eighth street, which a recently sold
to MI. and Mrs. E. d. Latimer.
Ben Bartlett, the upholsterer, who
has been laid up for several days wi,n
a severe attack of rheumatism, was
able to be down town today and at his
store at Third and Grand avenue
James and George McGibbon, son
of the county commissioner, are in
from the ranch at Red Buttes, and will
remain a day or two, returning In a
few days, accompanied by their father.
Louis Miller returned yesterday
from Denver, where he had beer for
the past two weeks undergoing treat
ment. He will return in about two
weeks and then go to Hot Springs,
Ark.
Mrs. William Mahoney and son,
Ethelbert, returned to their home at
Chevanna today after a p~leasant visit