, 1906-01-02

~ DSJ hau DeeH 10 spend the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. NJ. N. Grant and sons. Mortimer
and Sumner, returned Sunday after.
noon from Kearney, Neb., where they
had been to spend the Christmas holi.
days with relatives.
Prof. B. C. Buffum, director of the
state experiment station at Laramie,
spent Christmas in Sheridan, the guest
OF his brother. DR.. G. H. Buffum.-
Sheridan Enterprise.
Mrs. C. B. Richie sends word from
Sedalia, Mo-, where she is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Heckart, hat she is having
a delightful time and greatly enjoying
her visit in that city.
Miss Margaret Knopf. an assistant
in English at the University of Wyo-
ming, returned yesterday afternoon
from Cheyenne, where she had been
to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaPash of Cheyenne
arrived in the city Sunday afternoon
and are the guests Of the family of H.
ID. Richardson, on the Richardson
ranch, east of the city.
Miss Florence Ross, who was the
guest of Mrs. Andrew Miller, Mrs. e.
w. Bross and other friends here dur
ing the Christmas holidays, left for
her home at Rawlins Sunday after
noon.
Julius Merz, who expects to leave
about the end of the week for San
Francisco, sailing on the 18th for Ma
Mia, has arrived from Cheyenne and
is with the family Of his father on
Seventh street.
DR.. A. B. Hamilton returned Sunday
night from Pennsylvania, where he had
been to attend the funeral of his broth
er and to visit with his mother. He
left Mrs. Hamilton in somewhat i'm
proved health.
Mrs. Robert Nelson and babe, who
have been here for several days, guests
of Colonel and Mrs. Jabez Cook, have
returned to their home at Morgan, the
babe having so far recovered as to
make the trip to the ranch safe.
Mrs. William Mahoney and bright
young son, Ethelbert, who came Sat
urday that Mrs. Mahoney might be
present at the large whist party Civ
en- that day by Mrs. Fred A. Miller, re-
turned to, their home at Cheyenne Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Frank B. Draper and babe re-
turned to their home at Cheyenne Sun
day afternoon, after having spent the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. Blount
and other relatives here. Mr.. Draper
was on the train and took them on with
him to Cheyenne.
Theodore Gentsch, connected with a
large banking firm at Salt Lake, was
here Sunday, the guest for a short
time of his brother, Herman Gentsch,
agent for the Pacific Express com
pany at this place. He had been east
and was on his way home.
Mrs. Gray, the mother of Mrs. F. w.
Lee, who spent the Christmas holidays
with the family of her daughter here,
left Sunday afternoon for Cheyenne,
where she is making her home with
her granddaughter, Mrs. C. c. Carlisle,
wife of the assistant engineer.
DR.. and Mrs. II. Z. McCollum return,
ed Sunday afternoon from Browning,
Mo, where they had been to spend the
holidays with relatives of the doctor.
The latter had been to Illinois on pro
fessional business and met his wife at
the home of his father at Browning.
Miss Minnie Burke went to Denver
a slight operation. Her inability tC
lead the music necessitated the aban,
donment of the intention of the choir
of the Catholic church to repeat the
christmas music at the vesper services
Sunday evening.
Prof. B. c. Buffum and Mr.. G. e
Morton returned yesterday morning
from Cody, where they had been to
hold the second farmers institute and
attend to some business matters. The
institute was quite successful, the gen
tlemen say, there being a good at
tendance at all the sessions.
Miss Grace Drew and her brother
Herbert Drew, who spent the Christ
mas holidays with the family of Mrs
J.. H. Abbot in this city, returned Il
their home at Hanna Sunday afternoon
Miss Drew Is teaching the winter tern
of school at Elk mountain and will re
sumo her work this week.
Miss Helen Middlekauff, ~professol
of English and principal of the pre-
partory department at the University
of Wyoming, who spent the holidays
with her brother at Lexington, Neb.
and with friends at Cheyenne, has re
turned to the city, prepared to resume
her place at the beginning of the new
term at the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Nj. Kingsford
who were the guests during the holi
days of their parents, Colonel and Mrs
William Brands. left for their home