, 1906-12-04


the city last night, suffering with few.
err, and was sem to the hospital for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. dew. Baldwin of the
Priscilla ranch, Gleneyre, Colo, are
city visitors today, stopping at the I'm
ion Pacific.
General Hugo Donzelman and l.. Ka,
bis of Cheyenne returned home last
night, having come TO be present at
the TRADING funeral yesterday after.
noon.
Among the Cheyenne visitors to the
city last night, and registered at the
Union Pacific, were ]. Donnelly, F. 7.
Cummings, A. NJ. Hall and Fred Lem
mon.
G. G. Logan was at the Union Pacific
hotel last night, coming home from a
trip to the east, and left for the ranch
in the Centennial valley by the stage
this morning.
F. s.. King. +. A. Holiday and Jame0
Rasmussen went to Cheyenne last
night to participate in the four days
meeting of Wyoming consistory, Scot.
fish Rites Masons.
Among the Denver visitors to the
city last night were w. e. McEldowney,
S. R. Rigg, d. L. Rackofsky, e. S. To
hey, 3. H. Westervelt and H. L. Snyder,
all registered at the Kuster.
r. B. Kinley of the Sheep mountain
section was among the visitors to the
city this morning. He has lately
bought the e. f. Gaskell ranch and
will occupy it with his family.
A~rchdeacon James Cope left this
afternoon for Rawlins, having arrived
yesterday afternoon from Kearney.
Neb, his home. He will look after the
interests of the church at Rawlins.
James Naismith of the Laramie
Plumbing company will leave tonight
for Denver and Superior, Neb,, partly
on business n partly on pleasure, in.
tending to be absent for some time.
Mrs. Paul Pascoe arrived from her
ranch yesterday afternoon and is this
afternoon entertaining a number of
guests at a musicale at North Star hall,
to introduce her niece, Miss Entwisle.
Misses Maude and Mae Miller of
Cheyenne, who were here yesterday to
be present at the marriage of their
sister, Miss Eva Jane Miller, to Mr..
Oscar Arthur Waechter, left for their
home last night.
Miss Elva Lund, who has been visit
ing her sister, Miss Efie Lund. at
Denver for a few weeks, arrived this
afternoon and is the guest of Senator
and Mrs. J.. w. Johnson, awaiting the
arrival of her father from the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sodergreen are
in from the ranch, coming to bring Miss
Mabel Sodergreen back to the city that
she might resume her studies at the
university. They contemplated return
ing home today if the storm did not
prevent.
Mrs. Gus Buechner and Mrs. Charles
Buechner of Cheyenne, who were here
to attend the TRADING funeral last aft
%ernoon, returned home during the
night. They were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. OFT during their stay
in the city.
c. F. Swayger of Cheyenne, the land
scape gardener for the Union Pacific,
was here this morning, looking after
the interests of his department in this
city. The lawn at the telegraph Office
was one of the prettiest on the di-
vision last summer, and Mr.. Swayger is
making some preparations already to
create another beauty spot there next
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Smith of Salt
Lake, who have been visiting with the
families of their brothers, Fred N.
Fisher and Ed Fisher, left for home
this afternoon. Mr.. Smith wanted to
know just what sort of weather this is,
and when he was told it was just the
right kind for the banana belt at this
season of the year, shivered and said
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