, 1905-05-31

JOHN A. flScnef was Ill from the
ranch this morning.
G. w. Pingree was in from the ranch
this morning.
Bert Smith and wife are here from
Gleneyre today.
DR.. Fleming, the government sheep
inspector, is in the city.
Chris Olson and William Kirby were
in from Woods this morning.
Hon. John Reid was in the city from
his Mandel ranch this morning.
Mrs. John Mckenzie returned this
afternoon from her eastern visit.
NJ. A. Faris of the Floto shows was
here Tuesday. leaving on the noon
train for Cheyenne.
Robert Gracey came in this morning
from the Eykyn ranch, where he has
been shearing sheep.
Warren McCord returned from Den
yer yesterday, where he had been for
a short visit with his family.
George w. Powell has returned from
Cheyenne, where he had been for a
short business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Anderson have
returned to their home at Hanna. aft
er a visit with friends in this city.
Father Cummiskey returned on the
noon train today from Salt Lake, where
he had been visiting for several days.
John A. Smith of Smith & Moore,
the Toltec live stock dealers, is in the
city today, attending to some business
matters.
Frank Spafford returned yesterday
from Denver where he had been to
purchase machinery for The Republi-
cans new bindery.
A. E. Miller n Louis Miller left
this morning for Woods landing on a
business trip, expecting to be away
the remainder of the week.
Mrs. Mary Gates Garlock and two
little children are the guests of their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.. E. Gates. at
Second and University avenue.
Mrs. Sam Phillips and daughter,
Miss Zoa, returned to the Phillips
ranch at Seven Mile this morning, aft
err a visit in the city since yesterday.
Miss Matte Montgomery returned
home yesterday morning from New
castle, Wyo., where she taught a very
successful school.-Sedalia (Mo.)
Democrat.
Miss Irene Holdredge, >who has been
with her mother in this city for several
days, left yesterday morning for her
home at Walden. Mrs. Holdredge is
now out of danger.
Z. H. Getten and G.. l.. Erharu Of
Omaha, representing McCord, Brady
& Co.. of that city in the introduction
Of a new cigar, were among the mer-
chants Of the city this morning.
Mrs. Ed Matthews of Cheyenne is in
the city, the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
M. F. Knadler. She will return tomor-
row, taking with her Miss Olive Knad-
Ter, her niece, who will visit her a few
days.
Among the out of town participants
in the Decoration day exercises yes
terday was Comrade Elias Corey, a
member Of Mansfield post, Brooklyn,
N. Y, who is the guest OF his son in
this city.
Joseph E. Henderson of the McGib-
bon ranch at Red Buttes was in the
city today, here to take viii Kern anG
his force of sheep shea.ers to that
place to begin on the McGihb0u band
Of sheep.
Mrs. w. H. Frazee went to Denver
Al o yesterday, intending to spend
the remainder of the week in that
city, returning with Mr.. Frazee, who
has been there for a few days on bust
ness for the Leader.
Miss Clara Pence, manager of the
Walden Mercantile company's store at
Walden, who has been to Denver and
Fort Collins on business for the com
pany, reached the city yesterday and
left this morning for Walden.
George Macfarlane of Fort Collins
was here this morning, having brought
couple of carloads of horses from the |
Riverside ranch for shipment to Ok
lahoma- He was accompanied by w.
A. Hackett and William Taylor.
Mrs. Winston went to Hanna this
afternoon to resume the management
Of the Hanna hotel. She owns the no
but it has been under lease to 9TH
parties for several months, Mrs.
Winston having been living here that
time.
DR.. Miller and Elmer Lovejoy wen.
to Howell last night, in Mr.. Lovejoy's
DR.. Miller having beel
called to treat Mrs. N. ]. Welty. the
wife of the station agent at that place.
returned to the city about mid
night.
DIR. Will Wright returned to Poca-
tello yesterday. He had expected
bringing his wife and spending some
time visiting with Postmaster and Mrs.
Beltz. but Mrs. Wright could not come