, 1905-01-13

B. C. Wallace Of Centennial is in tn
city.
) E. L. Voyer OF Lookout was amoni
the guests in the city this morning.
Morgan Thomas of Rawlins wa!
among the city visitors this morning
J. N. Mertx Of Wheatland, one of tn.
employees Of the house at the !esisl-
ture. was a city visitor lee. night.
Mrs. Jennie Wallace Of Htrmosa II
in the city. called here to attend tn.
funeral Of Mr.. William Maxwell thi,
forenoon.
A. w. Whitehouse Of the Red Butte,
ranch was in the city today, to attend
the Maxwell funeral at the P~resbyter
ian church.
Senator johnson and Representa-
tive Sodergreen went to Denver from
Cheyenne yesterday to attend the
stockmen's convention.
Hon. Charles Yund, chairman of the
house committee on memorials, arriv.
ed from Cheyenne yesterday afternoon
for a short visit with his family in this
city.
Hon. Jerome s. Atherly of this city,
speaker pro tenn OF the house, return
ed to Cheyenne yesterday to take up
his duties as a member of the Eighth
state legislature.
Assistant Superintendent Whitney
passed through the city this afternoon,
IN route to Green River on business for
the wyoming division. his official car
being attached to train No. 3.
R. o. George of Virginia Dale and
Fred Johnson of Tie Siding were here
today to attend the Maxwell funeral at
the Presbyterian church. Mr.. George
is the son-in-law Of the deceased.
A. F. Linger and E. Dunbar of Wal
den reached the city last night, and
Mr.. Linger is today expecting the ar
rival of four carloads of cattle from
his ranges which he will ship tomor-
row.
Mrs. w. r. Williams and daughter,
Stella will leave in a short time for
Pocatello. Idaho, on a visit to Mrs. Will
liams' daughter, Mrs. J. Williams, and
Stella will enter school there.-Virgin-
ia Dale item in Fort Collins Express.
Jack McCutcheon returned last night
from Walcott, where he has been do
ing some work, and left on the noon
train for Wheatland. near which place
he expects to erect his we'll drilling rig
spring.
Mr.. Harry Hansen, president Of the
Laramie Book company, returned to-
day from Denver where he has been
or several days n a business trip.
He says they are having pretty cold
weather there.
Mr.. E. F. Gaskell, who was last
night installed as commander Of Lar
annie harbor, American Order Of Pro
lection, and l. C. Holiday left today
for their homes at Woods, after a few
days spent In the city.
Mrs. William Maxwell and daugh-
tiers, Misses Ida and Eva, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Maxwell reached the city
yesterday afternoon with the remains
of Mr.. Maxwell, which we're consigned
to the grave today.
Hon. John Reid and son of the Lit
tie Laramie were In the city today. Mr..
Reid acting as one of the pallbearers
at the funeral of his old friend. Will
liam Maxwell. They returned to the
ranch this afternoon.
Chief Engineer T. J.. Wyche of the
Union Pacific and General Foreman A.
Simons Of the telegraph department
were here this morning. Mr.. Simons
is installing some additional instru-
ments at the Western Union office at
this place.
G. M. Kipka, agent and operator for
the Union Pacific at Rock River, has
gone % South Carolina for a two
months visit, and Mrs. Kipka, who has
been visiting there for some time, will
return with him. His place at the sta
ton was taken this morning by Mr..
|Tolliver.