, 1906-09-24

Doyle went to Rock River yesterday
where they will visit for a day or tw0
before returning to Cheyenne.
Mrs. Emma Howell Knight, count
Superintendent of schools, has gone t
Douglas to attend the Wyoming Stat
Teachers association meeting.
Mrs. Siefken and baby son and he
sister, Mrs. Gonden, will leave tomol
row for Omaha. Mrs. Siefken has beel
: visiting here for several weeks.
Robert Norris went to Walden thi
morning, summoned home by word O
the death of his father, who acclden
tally wounded himself a few days ago
A. Miller arrived today from hi.
ranch neal Fort Collins, bringing his
daughter, Mrs. Charlie Miller, and heI
babe, and they will visit here for a few
days.
Dan Brees, air demonstrator for the
Union Pacific, left last night for {
tour of the Colorado division Of the
Union Pacific, in connection with his
duties.
Prof. II. 7. Novel; returned to Chey.
enne this afternoon, where he is con.
Quoting some dry farming experiments
in connection with the experiment sta.
ton here.
Miss McClelland and Miss Jackman
left for the east yesterday, Miss Nc
Clelland to Philadelphia and Miss Jack,
man for her home at Poughkeepsie,
New York.
q. NJ. Hicks of Centennial is in the
city, looking after some business mat
tiers here and giving a glowing account
of conditions in that favored spot of
Albany county.
F. B. Kern and family, accompanied
by Earl Foss and family of Sterling,
Colo, returned from Mr.. Kern's ranch
late last evening, where all enjoyed
themselves very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Roach left this
afternoon for Rock River and will go
from there to the McGilI ranch for a
week, Mr.. Roach on business and Mrs.
Roach for a visit with friends.
Hon. H. C. Beeler, state geologist, ar
rived last night from Cheyenne and
left this morning for the country, be-
ing sent out by E. ]. Winslow. He
goes to the Douglas creek placer fields.
Mrs. Durlacher, who went to Pueb-
10 with her little granddaughter, Miss
Colt, and who was joined at Denver
by Miss Jean Durlacher, returned home
last night, accompanied by Miss Jean.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Weigel, who were
married here at IL o'clock this morn
ing, left this afternoon for Omaha,
where they will reside, being accom-
panied to the depot by a large number
of friends.
Mrs. McDermott returned to her
home at Rock River Sunday morning
and was Joined that night by her son,
Fred. The latter will return later in
the week and resume his duties at the
university. q
Miss Grace Charles, a member of
the faculty of the University of Wyo-
ming, returned yesterday morning
from Chicago, where she had spent the
summer vacation, ready to assume
her duties here.
Miss Amy Daley, who has been Wis
iting at Los Angeles, Ogden and other
cities in the west, returned home this
afternoon. She is the daughter of
Prof. N Mrs. ]. P. Daley and has
been absent about a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hunton and
children of Wheatland were guests at
the Inter-Ocean today en- route to Lar
annie, where Mrs. Hunton will remain
for the coming school year while the
children are in school.-Cheyenne Tri-
bune.
Phillip Hoover of Denver, connected
with the Colorado Telephone company
as an expert electrician, went to Wal
den this morning to superintend the
building of a telephone line from Wal
den to the Moffat line of railroad and
thence to Denver.
Henning E. H. j. Svensen of this city
will leave Wednesday night for Web.
ster City, Ia, where on the Sd of Oc-
tober he will be married to Miss Marie
Magdalene Widmann of that city, re-
turning on the 9th with his bride. Mr..
Svensen is the photographer on Third
street, near the Opera House.
Mrs. Robert Nelson and son left
yesterday for their home at Morgan,
Mrs. Nelson taking the Peter Schut-
tier wagon awarded to her for the
champion herd of cattle at the county
fair. The wagon was shown on the
track at the fair grounds Saturday,
drawn by the splendid draft team be
longing to the experiment station.
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