, 1906-08-08
companied by Mr.. Bailey. for a days


sightseeing.
j. A. Kicker of Denver, formerly pub.
Usher of Outdoor Life and still greatly
interested in outdoor life, was here
last night, looking after some en-
gagements in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H~asenkamp Of
Lexington, Neb., are in the city, con.
ing to be present at the marriage this
afternoon of their son, A. N. Hasen-
Ramp, to Miss Bailey.
E. C. Gray left at noon today for
Bagley, Mimi, where he will join his
wife and son, who have been visiting
there for several days. The length of
his stay is somewhat indefinite.
A TRADING and Miss Mabel Trading
left for Walden this morning, Mr.. Ira.
bling going to look after the business
of the Laramie Walden stage line and
Miss TRADING on a sightseeing tour.
Mr.. n Mrs. A. Dakin and Miss Lou.
Use Dakin of Chillicothe, O., who have
been camping in the Little Laramie val.
ley for several days, reached the city
last night and were among the guests
at the Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crooks, Miss Ha-
eel Crooks and Master Charlie Crooks
left this afternoon for Portland, Ore =,
where they will spend the remainder
Of the thirty days vacation granted the
genial yardmaster.
o. G.. Moss returned to his ranch
up the Laramie river this afternoon,
after a couple of days spent in the
city. He has named his ranch Sunny
crest, n of the prettiest places in
the Hutton grove neighborhood.
L. P. Chapman of Crook, Neb., is in
the city, the guest of his brother,
Frank Chapman, the fireman. MI,
Chapman is the chief clerk in the
office of the master mechanic for the
shops of the Burlington at Crook.
d. N. Rogers and C. L. Patched went
to the Grow creek maneuver grounds
in the eastern portion of this county,
this morning, where Mr.. Rogers will
take some negatives of the great sum-
mer camp of the United States army.
Miss Let's, the sister of the train
master, and Mrs. f. c. Let's, his wife,
left this afternoon for Denver. Miss
Let's will proceed to her home at Kan
sas City, Mrs Let's returning here aft
er her visit at the Colorado metropolis.
Mrs. T. E. Steuben n son and Miss
Mae Sigward of Omaha, who nave been
visiting for several weeks at Wayside.
Wyo., with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Trading.
arrived in the city by the Sibylee stage
last night and left for the east at noon
today.
f. c. Erwin of Fort Collins, who is
IN charge of a number of race horses,
including Johnny X and College Maid,
owned in this city, is here, on his way
to Montana, where he will enter the
horses in the Montana racing circuit.
He goes from here to Butte.
F. H. Burleigh of Steamboat lakes,
who has beef here for a day or two
looking after hay hands, was compelled
to return home today sans success.
He says hay hands are a scarce article,
unless one would be willing to content
himself with such men as Corlett Dow
ney, or Judge G~roesbeck.
Henry Johnson left for his home al
Centennial this morning, taking Mrs.
Brodie and son and Miss Maggie Bro
die, who will spend some time in that
section. Mr.. Johnson also had sup
plies for the camp of the Douglas Log
ging company, which is cutting timber
in the Douglas creek mining district.
w. A. Jameson, who has beer at
Sodergreen's a few days with some
Denver friends, arrived in the city last
night, leaving the Denver gentlemen
at the summer resort, where they are
having a delightful time. Mr.. Jane
son himself had a good time, but had
to dispose of some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Jones and chill
dren expect to return to the ranch to-
night, taking Miss Helen Nelson, the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Aven Nelson,
who will visit for some time on the
ranch. Mr.. Jones came in to preside
at the meeting of the board of county
commissioners at its August session.
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