, 1905-12-11

nie on legal business.-North Park I'm.
ion.
Charles W. Berry came in from the
west on the noon train today
George Berner and son, Waiter. of
sibylee are in the city for a day or
two, intending to return tomorrow
Dispatcher Win Daley Of CHEYENNE
is having his vacation now and will
visit at Laramie before returning to
work.
Mrs. T. N. Towle returned to the
country yesterday, accompanying her
sister-inlaw, Mrs. Jake Farr. to the
ranch.
Hon. John Reid of Hatton, who was
here to attend the forest reserve meet.
ing at the city hall, left for home yes
terday.
Misses Julia Campbell, Rebecca
Cook and Edith McDermott have been
added to the clerical force at. the
Leader.
w. H. Maxwell, the contractor for
the government building, is in the city,
coming on the delayed train Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Francis Sullivan, who is
teaching in the Naffzlger neighbor-
hood, at Moore, is home for the Christ
mas vacation.
Mrs. s. W.. Hixson and son and Mrs.
Rathburn have returned to their home
at Hatton, after a visit OF severa
days to the city.
County Clerk T. ]. Dayton has re-
turned from Cheyenne, where he took
the Scottish Rites degrees at the con
%sistory meeting.
Judge D. H. Craig of Rawlins is in
the city and is sitting on the bench OF
the Second district court in the absence
of Judge Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Scofeld and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred A. Miller have returned
from Cheyenne, where they attended
the consistory banquet.
Mrs. Hugh Hynds returned from
Cheyenne Sunday afternoon, where she
had been attending the consistory pan
|quet and visiting friends.
William Wurl, who came down from
his Tie Siding ranch Saturday with
some coyote pelts and to do some
trading, has returned home.
President Fred A. Miller and Secre-
tary ]. B. Mckee went to Centennial
this morning, in the interest of the
Van Horn-Miller syndicate.
Judge d. H. Craig of Rawlins, and
his st~enographer, Miss Maude Mccoy,
are in the city, the Judge attending to
business at the court house.
Roadmaster George Cochrane re
turned last night from Dana, where
he had been to look after the wreck
at the end of the yards there, four or
FIVE cars having been deraiIed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sodergreen re
turned to the ranch yesterday, after a
visit to the city. Mr.. Sodergreen being
in attendance at the meeting at the
city hall on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. S. Atherly returned
Sunday afternoon from Cheyenne,
where they had been to attend the
Consistory banquet Friday night, re.
manning over for a visit with friends.
Miss Mamie Sullivan, who taught an
| eight months term of school at the
| Cockrane school house, in the north
ern part Of the county, is home for
the holidays, her school having closed
last week.
Fred H~oldrege and his sister Miss
Irene were able to be out doors a while
TUESDAY the first time in a couple OF
months for Fred and the first time in
over three months for Miss Irene
North Park Union.
superintendent Whitney of the Wyo-
ming division arrived in San Fran
cisco from Honolulu yesterday and
will visit his mother at Los Angeles
before returning home, being expected
here about the end of the year.
Senator and Mrs. John McGill and
Mrs. Marsh, their mother, left Sunday
afternoon for the west. Mrs. Marsh
will go to Los Angeles for the winter
and Mr.. and Mrs. McGill will stop at
Ogden and Salt Lake for a few days.
Mrs. w. e. Chaplin of Laramie, and
daughter, Mrs. Wilkie Collins and baby,
visited from Tuesday until Wednesday