, 1906-05-14

internal revenue collector for Wyo-
ming. who is making an official trip
over the state. was among the guests
at the Union Pacific hotel last night.
Ira w. Ware of Ogden, H., arrived
in the city yesterday and left this
morning for walden, where he will
visit for some time and look after
some business interests in North park.
w. C. Hicks of Lead City, s. D., ar
rived in the city yesterday and was
met here by his brother, Howard
Hicks, who took him to the Hicks
ranch at Centennial this morning for
a few days visit.
Homer 7. Weber and James Jensen.
who came from Woods Saturday after.
noon with heavy loads of lumber for
the local dealers, returned home with
their teams Sunday morning, prepar.
ing to bring loads again in a day or
two.
II. c. Scofield returned Sunday morn
ing from Denver, where he had been to
study the floor plan of the working
room at the ~postofice in that city with
a view to certain recommendations
concerning the building here, now
nearing completion.
Il. A. Allen, the county assessor for
the southern district of Albany county,
who has been working in the section
OF the county east of here, arrived in
the city last night and was at the
office of the supervisor of the assess
ment, N. c. Peterson, this morning.
Frank Spafford, who was summoned
to Cheyenne as a member of the grand
jury for the May term of the district
court, went to the capital this after
noon, and will probably be followed to-
night by John Travelle, another Al
bany county member of that body.
Miss Hendrickson of Los Angeles.
the aunt of Fred and Robert George
and Mrs. Bert Holiday of this city,
passed through yesterday afternoon,
en- route from her home to Springfield
Ill, where she will visit for a time
She was met on the depot platform
by her relatives.
John McGrath, a deputy sheriff of
Natrona county, who has been here
Tor a few days the guest of the family
OF his br~other-in-law, Peter Smart, og
the Kuster hotel, left for home on the
noon train today. He had been to Raw
Inns with the sheriff of Natrona county
and stopped off here last week on his
way home.
Louis Miller, the of the
wyoming Queen Mining company, re-
turned Sunday afternoon from a stay
of several weeks in Calumet and other
Michigan cities. He came by way of
Chicago and Omaha. At Chicago. he
said, the weather was very warm, but
1t was cooler and quite pleasant at
Omaha. He is feeling much better |
than when he went away, but is glad |
to be home just the same.
Mrs. G. e. Eggleston arrived this af-
ternoon for a visit with DR.. and Mrs.
K. j. Gardiner. Mr.. Eggleston is now
In Colorado and may also visit the city
before returning home. The Eggles- |
tons went from here to Idaho, but find
ing the altitude and climate there
prejudicial to Mr.. Eggleston's health,
they went to New York and are now
living near Buffalo. Mrs. Eggleston
will visit here for some time.
Rev. A. G. Hogbin, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, will leave tomor-
row or Wednesday for Des Moines. la.
where he will represent the ~presbytery
of Wyoming at the meeting of the
general assembly of the Presbyterian
church. The general assembly will
at IL O'Clock on Thursday and
will probably be in session nearly two
weeks. Mr.. Hogbin may visit the fam
lily of his brother-in-law, Rev. Preston,
at Usage, Ia, before returning to Lar
annie