, 1906-08-10

this afternoon.
J.. S. Harvey of Rapid City, S. D.,
was a visitor today.
j. J.. Astory of New York came in
last night from Walden.
Mrs. E. A. Woods of Rock creek was
a city visitor this morning.
Ed Brown left this morning for his
ranch on the Sibylee ROAD.
Mrs. Simpsons condition shows no
change for the worse today.
Miss Laura Breisch of Cheyenne is
the guest of friends in this city.
ALI johnson and Allen Larson ar
rived last night from Wayside.
Ed Ferguson returned to Rock River
today, having spent a few days in this
city.
Miss Rae Daniels a returned from
Custer, s.. D., where she had been Wis
iting.
F. e. Warren, the st. Louis drum
mer, was among the visitors to the
city again last night.
Messrs. Van TasselI and Pecken-
paugh returned this morning from a
successful fishing trip to Howell.
Mrs. 1. C. Holiday has returned to
her ranch on the Pioneer canal, having
been here doing a little shopping.
Mr.. J. A. Hines has arrived from Chi
cago for a short visit. He finds Mrs.
Hines very much improved in health.
Mrs. o'Donnell of Denver arrived
last night from Holmes and left for
the east this afternoon with her daugh-
ter.
Leroy Sholl returned last night from
Holmes, where he has been looking
after his mining interests for a few
DAYS.
President Ivinson of the First Nation.
al bank left this morning for Morgan,
where he will shoot grouse for a few
days.
Mrs. M. H. Mills of Fort Worth,
Texas, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
G. P. Arnold, and other relatives and
friends here.
Leo Jacobs of the Acme Plaster com
pany is in the city, visiting the plaster
mills here and looking over the affairs
of that institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson of Cal
ifornia are in the city with their chill
dren, visiting with Mrs. Olson. They
will spend some time here.
Mrs. E. r. Annis is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Andrew Miller. Mrs. Annis
comes from Iowa and is delighted with
the COO weather in Laramie.
L. J. Moyle of Rawlins, watch inspec-
tor for the Misunderstanding district,
was among the visitors to the city tits
morning in the interest of his calling.
Misses Mamie nj Frances Sullivan
have gone to Green River, where they
will visit for some time with their
brother, Harry Sullivan, and family.
Bishop Keane arrived last night from
the western part of the state and was
the guest today of Father Cummiskey
at his home at Fourth and Grand ave-
nue..
Charles Riggen arrived last night
from Walden and will return tomor-
row. He brought in Norman Johnson,
who has been visiting there for a few
days.
Messrs. Atherly, Crandall and Car
penter and their party returned last
night from a trip TO the Ulcahomo and
Strong mines, in the Horse creek min
ing district.
R. q. Gray and H. L. Purcell, officers
from the camp of instruction east of
this city, on Crow creek, left for the
east last night, one going to Denver
and the other to Chicago.
Miss Dora Lewis has returned from
her southern trip, much improved in
health. She had a delightful time, all
the fresh fruit she could devour and
as much genuine fun as is ~vouchsafed
to any lively girl.
DR.. Brown of the normal college OF
the university left this afternoon for
Cheyenne and will go from there to the
northern part of the state, where he
will act as instructor at a number of
county teachers institutions. He will
be absent several days.
A. S. Burleigh, the Steamboat lakes
ranchman, was again a visitor tc the
city this morning. He was here a day
or two ago, securing a number of hay
hands, and they are now in the midst
of the harvest, Mr.. Burleigh coming
for supplies for the camp.
John F. Vaugniaux of Gleneyre came
to the city last night, with his daugh-
ter, to meet his mother, Mrs. Frank
Vuagniaux, and his brother, Ulysses
Vuagniaux, of Council Bluffs, who will
spend some time with him on the
ranch, They left this morning for the