, 1905-04-29

James Hardrnan is in the city from
Sand creek.
Mr.. Amy left by the stage this nor
ing for Walden on a business trip.
Captain Yates and G. D. Spalding
left for the country on a short hunting
trip this morning.
Oscar Hoff Of Bosler and Bob Hunter
of Rock Creek were among the city
visitors this morning.
Sam Phillips was in from his Seven
Mile ranch this morning, doing SOME
trading among the merchants.
George Brownlee of Salt Lake is in
the city, a guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Cordiner.
]. Fred Dawson, who spent yesterday
with his wife and babe in this city,
left for the west early this morning.
Mrs. Rathburn, who has been visit
ing here for a few days, left for her
home neal Centennial this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Carter returned
this morning from Denver, where Mrs.
Carter had been to spend the winter.
S. H. Campbell went to Lookout last
night, intending to go to the Gillespie
dam, where his men are taking eggs
for Matching here.
Hon. and Mrs. John Reid were in
from their ranch on the Little Laramie
last night, guests at the Frazee silver
wedding celebration.
j. F. Johnson drove to the Phil Man.
del ranch this morning, returning with
Mr.. Mandel, who has been visiting in
the city for a few days.
George NJ. Dancy, the horse buyer,
returned last night from the Seigler
ranch at Mandel, Mr.. Seigler accom-
~panying him to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. King left Los
Angeles on Thursday n are expected
home tomorrow, having stopped by the
way for a visit with friends.
Mrs. DR.. H. E. McCollum left on the
noon train for Tie Siding to spend Sun
day with her mother and brother on
the Weaver ranch.
John w. Ernest returned to the
Ernest ranch this morning, after spend
ing a few days with his wife and
daughter in this city,
Captain Davis came in from Wal
colt Tuesday. He says the wreck on
the Union Pacific delayed him two
days in Laramie.-Saratoga Sun.
G. w. Linger of Walden, who has
some stock feeding at Gibbon, Neb.,
reached the city last night and left
today for Walden to look after some
business interests there.
E. w. Burke of Evanston, pure food
and oil commissioner for the state Of
Wyoming. vas here this morning, call
ing upon the state chemist, Prof. H.
q. Knight, at the university.
Miss Flora Knight, who Is teaching
in the northern part of the county, ar
rived from the west this afternoon and
is spending the season with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.. Holiday.
H. A. Gish of the clothing depart.
ment of the Three Rules returned last
night from a business trip Of three OF
four days to Denver, when he made
some purchases for his department in
the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hunt Of
Cheyenne are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred N. Fisher. They came to
attend the Frazee silver wedding Gel
ebration last evening and will remain
a day or two here.
Rev. Bruce Kinney, superintendent
of missions for the Baptist church in
Utah and Wyoming, passed through
the city today. on his way to Cheyenne
and was met on the deport platform
by Mr.. j. H. Merriam, an oficer of the
local church.
o. G. Beebe of Salt Lake, natlona
bank examiner for this district, lef
last night for Cheyenne, having com
pleted his labors In this city, during
which time he examined the books o.
both the First National and Alban,
|, County National banks.
Oscar Sodergreen arrived from his
ranch last night and will spend a few
days with his family in this city. HI
was delighted to md his wife mucl
better and able to walk about thu
neighborhood and call upon the neigh
bors for an hour or two at q time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Sodergreen ant
son are in from the ranch today ant
will spend a few days in the city. Mr.
S%odergreen says there is every indi