, 1905-02-20

Ihus.
Senator johnson arrived from Chey
enne yesterday.
Niles Callahan will leave tomorro,
for Centennial.
Mrs. Gavitt arrived from her home a
Sioux City, Ia, yesterday.
Hon. Charles Yund arrived from
Cheyenne Sunday afternoon.
w. A. Baldwin and brother are her,
from Walden with a shipment of cat
tie.
Frank c. Bosler and H.. ]. Windso
arrived from Bosler on the noon trail
today.
George Post and Adm Webb left yes
terday for North park with theil
freight teams.
The Cheyenne Tribune ote the
presence in Cheyenne on Saturday OF
w. w. Doyle.
Grenville w. Faulkner, formerly Of
Buford, but now If Pole creek, is in
the city today.
Senator John McGill arrived yester
day from Cheyenne and left today fol
his home at McGill.
F. w. Smith of Walden left yester,
day for Kansas City with a shipment
of horses to market.
Arthur Sudduth returned to his
home at Walden yesterday, after spend,
ing a few days in the city.
Hon. Carl Sieverts, a member OF the
house from this county, left this aft,
ernoon for his home at Little Medicine.
A. Nichols arrived yesterday after
neon from Denver, where he had been
visiting Mrs. Nichols for a few days.
Mrs. Gonden is expected home the
latter part of the week from Omaha,
where she has been visiting for a few
days.
Senator and Mrs. Bramel are home
llohl SbSSSlhlS IClt Uuuec blulIN
has been attending the sessions of lie
state senate.
Superintendent Whitney passed
through the city from the west today,
his official car, No. OIL, being attached
to train No. 4.
Hon. Frank S. King arrived from
Cheyenne yesterday, following the ad
journment of the house long after mid,
night Saturday night.
Hon. Carl Sievorts of Little Medicine
a member of the state Legislature, ar
rived from the capital on the after
noon train yesterday.
T. H. Brandenberg Of Cheyenne, rep.
resenting a wholesale jewelry house,
was a city visitor this morning, arriv,
ing from the east last night.
Frank Erwin and T. A. Fisher left to
day for Fort Collins with the Erwin
string of horses, which will be trained
for the Colorado race circuit this sea
son.
G. w. Penn has returned to Leslie
with the mail for that Office. He made
the round trip on horseback, being un
able to come over the range in a
wagon.
Mrs. r. II. Homer, who has beer
confined to her room at the Union
Pacific hotel for a couple of days with
a very sever cold, was able to be uI
and about today.
James Christensen, manager of the
lGem City Grocery company, returned
yesterday afternoon from Hanna, where
he had been on a selling trip for the
grocery company.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Atherly and Doris
returned yesterday from Cheyenne,
where Mr.. Atherly has been attending
the session of the legislature. Mrs,
Atherly and Doris went over on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Ed Palmquist returned yester
day morning from Shenandoah, Ia,
where she had been at the bedside OF
her father, Mr.. j. J. Erickson, whose
death on Wednesday was noted in
these columns on Friday, the date of
the funeral.
Miss Mary Bode, who has been Wis,
iting in San Francisco for the past six
months, returned yesterday afternoon,
and is the guest of Dean and Mrs,
Bode at the deanery. At San Fran
cisco Miss Bode met Miss Allie Gard,
ner of this city, whom she left well
and bov;pu a daliphtfuI time