, 1906-08-25

John Erwin is in from the Stickpey
ranch.
A. A. Smith is in from the HALEY
ranches.
John Lindstrom is in the city from
Sherman.
Charles ziegler and wife are in town
from Mandel.
Mrs. Harry Maynard is in the city
from Howell.
A. X. Walla was in from Red Buttes
this morning.
Thomas Bross came in last night
from Riverside.
J.. w. Bolts was a passenger last
night from Jelm.
Rev. N. G. Sundby was in yesterday
from Centennial.
State Auditor Leroy Grant is over
from Cheyenne today.
Carl Wagner was a passenger today
for Hanna on train No. 8.
Colonel E. j. Bell came in last night
from the Millbrook ranch.
Nick Lnndquist, the Sand creek
ranchman, is a city visitor.
E. A. Cramer was an arrival on the
stage last night from Halls.
Ole SaGden is in town from Sherman
to attend the republican convention.
Hon. T. H. Simpson and family are
looked for about the first of the month.
Charles A. Patched of the Boone
rang went to Denver on No. 4 this aft
ernoon
Don Miller left this morning for the
George creek saw mill with a load of
supplies.
F. w. OFT left last night on a bust
ness trip to include Cheyenne, Denver
and Douglas.
W. T. Doescher and wife leave to-
morrow morning for Denver for a
weeks outing.
w. A. Mcintyre was in from Holmes
last night and returned again on this
mornings stage.
Mrs. Mills of Fort Worth, Tex, will
render a solo at St. Matthews cathe-
dral tomorrow night.
Mrs. William Mahoney has returned
from Laramie, where she visited with
friends.-Cheyenne Tribune.
Francis Sargent, jr., arrived in the
city yesterday from Boston and is a
guest at the Riverside ranch.
Miss Anna Rice of Laramie, who has
been visiting the Misses Campbell, re.
turned to her home Sunday.-Saratoga
Sun.
Mrs. James Davis left this afternoon
for Denver. She will be accompanied
home by her son, Jamie, who has been
visiting there.
Mrs. Olivia Peale and Miss Grace
Peale returned this afternoon from a
visit of several weeks with relatives in
Denver and Cheyenne.
George A. Cook, city editor of The
Republican, left last night on No. 6
for Denver, for a few days visit at
the Colorado metropolis.
Messrs. John DeLario and Robert
Gottschalk have returned from Den
yer after a weeks visit spent in seeing
the sights of the big city.
Miss Ida Langheldt and Miss Edith
West returned to their homes in Lar
annie today, after a visit in the city
with Miss Genevieve Grifin.-Chey-
enne Tribune.
j.. G. Bibee and Vic Doze, who have
been working here in the shops, went
TO Denver last night, and will go from
there to San Francisco. to engage in
like work in the Pacific coast city.
H. Ralph Hall arrived yesterday
from Omaha, called here by the illness
of Mrs. Hall, who is visiting relatives
in the city. Mrs. Hall, however, is
much better and on the road to re-
covery.
Commissioner w. A. Richards of
the general land office accompanied
by Misses Edna and Ruth Richards and
Rev. and Mrs. Guy McCreery of Raw
Inns, passed through Laramie yester-
day on their way from Rawlins to
Cheyenne
DR.. E. A. Croskery of Wheatland was
a caller at the Office of The Republican
yesterday. DR.. Croskery is making a
trip overland for the benefit of his
health, and went from here to Solder
green's, camping last night at Hutton's
lake.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
With local applications, as they can