, 1906-08-16

left at noon To-Day LOT DtuNtli WAClH
thev will visit for a few weeks with Mr..
Condit's parents and other friends.
Mrs. Glidden, who has reen i'll at her
home on Second street for ii day OF
two, was able to be up and about to-
day, although still somewhat weak.
e. p. Baker and Mr.. Long, the Den.
yer %machinist, returned to the Strong
mine this afternoon. having reached
the city yesterday on a business trip.
Otto Gramm has returned from Raw
Inns, where he had been to look after
some business matters at the peniten-
tiary, he being the lessee Of that insti-
tuition.
Miss Alice Holiday has returned
from Waterloo, Ia, where she had
been to represent the Y. w. C. A. COM
mittee of Colorado and Wyoming at
the meeting of the association.
C. Ii. Dunlap of Sheridan arrived in
the city this afternoon for a visit with
friends. He was formerly manager of
the telephone exchange in this city
and is now in charge of the exchange
at Sheridan.
Richard Chandler, who has been Wis
iting in this city for some time, hay
ing spent the past few days at Medi-
cine Bow, is expected here tomorrow.
He will go from here to his home at
Pueblo, Colo.
Gordon Balch and w. b. Emmons re.
turned to the Riverside ranch this
morning, having come to the city yes
terday afternoon with their automobile,
which was tent to the Lovejoy shops
for some repairs.
DR.. Martin and son, relatives Of r.
L. George and Mrs. A. e. Holiday,
passed through the city at noon today,
en- route from Los Angeles to Ne
braska. They were met on the depot
platform by their Laramie relatives.
J. S. Watkins has returned from
Green mountain, out near Cooper hill,
where he has been working for the
past month in his mining claim and
where he struck what he considers a
splendid lead Of o]re-bearing rock, rich
both in copper and gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Crumrine were at
Minneapolis when last heard from, a
note coming from them yesterday aft
%ernoon. They will go from the Grand
Army encampment at that place to the
Yellowstone National park for a tip
through that wonderland.
Hugh Burns, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Burns of this city, is
employed in a drug store at Michigan
City, Ind, where he has been visiting
during the summer with his mother
and grandmother, and will remain
there until the opening of school next
month,
c. W. Anderson, agent for the Kemp
ton Comedy Kompany, was among the
pleasant callers at the editorial rooms
of The Republican during the forenoon.
He was here arranging for the coming
of the company to the Opera House
for four nights next week, beginning
Monday night.
Fred Brees and George Spalding re
turned last afternoon from their weeks
trip to Holmes, Encampment and
points around there. They had a de-
lightful cutting and both are better for
the trip. Mr.. Spalding resumed his po-
sition with the Gem City Grocery com,
pany this morning.
Lieutenant George Dillman, whose
home is at Cheyenne, but whose com
mand is now in the maneuver camp
at the Crow creek reserve, in the
eastern part of this county, was here
today, a guest at the Union Pacific
hotel. He returned to the encamp-
ment this afternoon.
Mrs. ]. H. Chandler and young son,
who have been here for some time, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Corey,
left at Oon today for their home at
Pueblo, Colo. They spent a week while
visiting here at the o. G. Moss ranch,
on the Laramie plain, one If the pleas
ATTEST weeks, Mrs. Chandler says, they
have had in this section.