, 1906-08-21

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and Kearney streets.
Miss Ferris, who has been teaching
school at Gleneyre. arrived on the Wal.
den stage last night inc has gone to
her home at Denver for the summer
vacation.
Miss Brodie, the cashier at the Three
Rules, has returned from her fort
nights vacation trip to Centennial,
where the Brodie family were in amp
for a time.
MIR. and Mrs. f. l.. Van Horn are ex.
pecting to leave for the east tomorrow
night. They are now awaiting the re-
turn of their small son and their sister
from Iowa.
H. w. Prickett of st. Joseph, the
travelling passenger and freight agent
of the st. Joseph and Grand Island
railroad, is in the city, looking after
business for his company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Crandall and
family of Lincoln, Neb., will spend a
week or two at Centennial. Mr.. Gran.
dali is an old friend of President Miller
of the Laramie Plains line.
Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Woods arrived
this afternoon from Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs, after a brief honeymoon
visit in those cities. They were mar.
ried at Denver a week ago tomorrow.
Wilkie Collins, cashier of the Doug
las National bank at Douglas, is in
the city, on his way to Sodergreen's,
where Mrs. Collins and Master Will
liam Collins are stopping for the pres
ent.
VIII McMurray, the city attorney, re-
turned last night from Garrett. where
he had been at the bedside of his wife.
Mrs. McMurray was able to sit up yes.
terday and the babe is doing SPLEEN
didly.
Mrs F. NJ. Tisdel and son have re-
turned from So~dergreen's, where they
had been visiting for a few days, while
the president was making a trip
through North park and in the Platte
valley.
Frank Mcdonald left this morning
for his ranch for a day or two, and
when he returns he will look after the
leveling up of the S%odergreen road now
being graded by John Kunkle and his
traction engine outfit.
DR.. J.. A. Ballard returned yesterday
afternoon from the Centennial valley.
where he had been to attend the Hix-
son child. He was also called to the
residence of j. E. Fitzgerald by the i'll
ness of the Fitzgerald child.
w. H. Reed left this afternoon for a
point about forty miles north of this
city to take up the fossil remains of
a number of swimming reptiles he has
found buried there. He will be absent
until about the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 7. Butler and chill
dren returned last night from Linn,
N. M, where they have been visiting
for several weeks, Mr.. Butler having
been engaged on a large piece of work
in that section. They had a delight
full visit and the children and Mrs.
Butler were much improved in health.
Mrs. DR.. Swigart and Mrs. E. P.
Baker and babe arrived from Leslie at
IL o'clock this morning, Mrs. Swigart
expecting to return about Friday.
They say there is intense excitement
in a mining way in the vicinity of Rag.
ged Top, where the marvellous rich
ness of the Hazel mine was shown by
the assays.
Messrs. Warner of Philadelphia and
Harrington and Walters of New York,
who have been here for a few days,
left for the east this afternoon, going
from here to Denver and thence to
Colorado Springs for a brief visit be-.
fore returning to the east.
Miss Clara Prahl returned this aft
ernoon from Waterloo, Ia, and Den
yer, having stopped at the latter city
to be present at the marriage of her
sister, Miss Freda Prahl, to Rev. Os-
car Woods of this city. She came up
from Denver with them this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Markham and
Messrs. Budd and Higgins are arrang-
ing a fishing trip for tomorrow, and
Mr.. Markham has sworn vengence
against any reporter who mentions the
extra car he will take to see that the
seat of the vehicle is safely fastened
to the wagon.
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