, 1905-02-20
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

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and mending daily.
Henry Hoffmaster, treasurer Of Ere.
mont county is dead.
Order flowers for the ball at the
Golden Rule. Mrs. R. Wall. /
Tomorrow is Tuesday and then the
next day is the big B. of L. F. ball.
w. A. Comfy was opeated upon Sat
urday at Denver and is doing nicely.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Wymore are down with whooping
cough.
The usual holiday regulations will be
observed by the banks and p~ostofices
on Wednesday.
A postoffice has been established at
Teddy, Uinta county, with w. c. Shin
kle as postmaster.
Governor Brooks will deliver the ad,
dress at the graduation of the high
school class at Sheridan June 5.
Boulder defeated the Cheyenne bust
ness college basketball team 81 to &c.
A number from this city witnessed the
game.
Mrs. William Cordiner was able to
be at the store a little while Saturday
afternoon and is better today than on
that day.
Andrew Christianson, who had liv-
ed at Granite canon until a few days
ago died at a Cheyenne hospital Sat
urday morning.
The Baptists will lave a business
session following the mid-week prayer
meeting Wednesday night at the home
OF Rev. N. o. Patterson.
l.. W. Seehausen, jr., who has been
i'll at his home for than wv
weeks, is a little better today, al
though still unable to leave his room.
A star mail service has been estab.
lished three times a week between
Hammond to Labonte, with box deliv-
cry and collection, and John d. Smith
named as carried.
A Finn miner was killed at the I'm
ion Pacific coal mines at Hanna Friday.
The funeral occurred on Sunday.
James Christensen was at Hanna at
the time of the accident.
The Eighteenth United States in
fantry, formerly stationed at Fort Rus
sell, Cheyenne, has just landed at San
Francisco from q two years stay in
the Philippine islands.
E. J. Bell was made a member OF
the board OF trustees for the state fair
at Douglas. The appointment was
made late Saturday night and at once
confirmed by the senate.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. J.. Byrne suffered a good deal from
an abscess back OF n ear, but the
abscess was opened today and the lit
tie one is very much easier.
Uncle Toms Cabin went to Chey.
enne yesterday and will appear at Tur
ner hall tonight. 1t gave two satisfac-
July pcllol dilSC at liz opSio iiouoS
Saturday, one in the afternoon and n
in the evening.
A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Peckenpaugh at thier
home at Eighth and Garfield streets,
and Mrs. j.. T. P~eckenpaugh at their
Mr.. Peckenpaugh Is an operator at the
Western Union Office.
Frank Mulhern, the brakeman whose
foot was crushed in a railroad accident
Saturday afternoon, was brought to
this city and is under the care of DR..
Stevens, at his rooms at the Hodgeman
residence on Grand avenue.
Harry George retired from the car
pet department of the W. H. Holiday
company late Saturday afternoon, aft
err having been Herewith for the past
two years. He will leave for the east
tomorrow Or Wednesday.
There was a very decided change be-.
tween the temperature of yesterday
and the previous Sunday, as was noted
by a large number Of citizens. One
man said a change of about four hun
bred degrees, but that statement seems
to have been somewhat overdrawn.
The reappointment Of Mr.. A. C..
Jones as a member of the board Of
trustees of the University Of Wyoming
was hailed with delight by hosts Of
friends here Saturday afternoon, fol
lowing the appearance Of The Repub-
|lican containing the announcement Of
the action of the governor.
A letter received by a friend in this
city from Mr.. T. R. Sears, formerly a
well known resident of Laramie, but
now located at Mt. Chesne, Ontario,
Canada, says that there has been an
almost unlimited amount of snow there
this winter, there being three feet on
the level at the present time. Owing
to weather conditions. it had beer al
most impossible to do much Of any
thing there during the winter.