, 1906-08-22

morning Tor Lund's, where lney VII
spend a few days at that popular re
sort.
w. NJ. Coble, the star route mail In
spector, returned yesterday Afternoon
from Keystone, where he had beef
to inspect the route from this place Il
that.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Colt and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Neale Roach, Mrs
Durlacher and Mr.. Bernstein left thi.
morning for Sodergreen's for a couple
of days stay.
MI. and Mrs. Bruce Hanger and babe
left for their home at Denver at noon
today, after a visit of some length witt
their mother, Mrs. Regar, at Sixth and
Fremont streets.
MIR. and Mrs. o. G.. Moss were in
from their ranch near Hutton grove
this morning, ascertaining the status
of the proposed new school building in
their neighborhood.
Mrs. w. R. West of Minneapolis
Kas., is in the city, the guest of the
family of her son, j. T. West, secretary
of the Denver, Laramie and Northwest
ern Railway company.
Joseph H. Smith of Gleneyre was
among the business visitors to the city
this morning, leaving for home during
the forenoon with a large load of sup
plies for his %roadhouse at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Crumrine are in
the Yellowstone park today, expecting
to reach Denver about Saturday and
home next week. Both were quite well
when the letter received this morning
was written.
Mrs. M. B. Judson was in the city
this morning, having finished her hay.
ing yesterday and brought the men to
town to be paid off. The Empire
ranches are in excellent shape at the
present time.
Marshal Sigman, Frank Frazer, vii
liam McCuen, John Blair, Joe Black and
Charlie Appel drove to the Crow creek
maneuver camp this morning for the
day. Mr.. Knadler is acting chief OF
police today.
Mrs. Flake Hall of Mandel left at
noon today for Wheatland, taking the
children of her sister-in-law, Mrs. H.
Ralph Hall, to their home at that place,
Mrs. Ralph Hall is here under the care
of a physician.
l.. M. Nottage of Texarkana, Texas,
who has been visiting at the home OF
his father-in-law, E. F. Cheney, started
for his home Sunday. He will stop in
Laramie for a short visit with rela.
tives.-Lander Clipper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Crandall and
daughter left this morning for Centen.
NAL, having arrived from their home
at Lincoln, Neb., yesterday afternoon,
for the purpose of spending a few
weeks in the mountains.
Mrs. NJ. G. Barrow and her friend,
Miss Hurd of Chicago, who have been
visiting Mr.. n Mrs. Fred Brees here
for a couple Of days, left for Denver
this afternoon and will go from there
to their home at Douglas.
Prof. Buffum will leave for the east
on the 2Sth to install the Albany cou
ty exhibit at the good roads convention
at C~hillicothe, Mo-, September 8 and
4. He has succeeded in collecting a
magnificent display of threshed grain.
R. T. Guppy of Omaha, principal as.
s~istant engineer for the Union Pacific,
was here this morning, leaving for the
east on the noon train. He was inter,
ested in a proposed addition to the
water system of the tie preserving
plant.
H. D. Richardson was in from the
Richardson ranch this morning. He
says the excitement at Ragged Top has
even reached his neighborhood, but
that he himself is not affected. He
is too old, he says, to grow rich so
suddenly.
E. j. Davies left this morning for
Centennial and will go from there to
the Douglas Consolidated Placer Min,
ing company's camp, where he will
have charge of the new saw mill to be
erected by that company for use in its
mining operations.
Frank Wherrer of Greeley. Colo, a
prominent farmer of that section, who
has been here for a couple of days.
the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Buffum.
left for home at noon today. Mr..
Wherrer has been here looking after
some sheep for winter feeding. but
was not able to close a deal at this
time.
Mrs. Hiskey, the mother of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. D. Hiskey, arrived this after,
noon from Salt Lake, and will visit
here for a few days before proceeding
to her home at Monroe, la. She was
accompanied to the city by her son., U
U. Hiskey, general manager of the Sar
Pete Valley railroad at Salt Lake, and
little grandson. The latter will return
Ito their bpna AT Zipu DarbapS tpnnpr