, 1906-07-09

Tor Fort Collins, WuSIS Ine StHeu
woods will visit for a few days.
Dean Hunton arrived from Wheat
land yesterday and this morning as
sumed his position as stenographer il
the office of Prof. b. c. Buffum.
II. A. Cosgriff, the Cheyenne capital
list and bank president, and James Cos
griff, his Rawlins brother, were among
the visitors to the city last night.
Misses Lizzie Hasson and Hanna
| Walters have gone to Laramie, where
they will attend the summer school at
the university.-Rock Springs Miner.
d. L. KILLER, formerly superintend-
ent of the plaster mills, is looked for
in a day or two, having disposed Of his
mining claims at Jelm to a Michigan
party.
Mrs. H.. Grail and Miss Rae Daniels
will leave in about a week for Custer
City, S. D., where Mrs. Grail will visit
for some time With her mother, Mrs. j.
B. Maple.
Joseph Dunn, DR.. Curtin, Eugene Nc
Arthur, p. j.. McEnery and l.. j. Long
OF Denver left this morning for Solder.
green's, where they will spend the
week fishing.
Father Bryant of Casper and Father
Duffy of Cheyenne were the guests yes
terday of Father Cummiskey, here to
attend the institution of the council
of knights of Columbus.
e. O'Brien, who arrived a few DAYS
ago from Central City, Neb., will be as
signed to duty as a brakeman between
this city and Rawlins, having success
fully passed the examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Harnden and little
son and the Misses Porter of Woods
landing left today for the Harnden
home at Arlington, where the young
ladies will spend a part of the summer
visiting.
Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Bross will leave
in a day or two for Fish creek for g
visit of several days with friends. Mr..
Bross' connection with the local Metho-
dist church will cease with the close of
next Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Hogbin, Prof. Helen
and her mother, Mrs. Mid.
dlekauff of Nebraska, and Mrs. w. J..
Kelly returned late Saturday afternoon
from Sodergreen's, where they had
been for a couple of days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Fitch have gone
to the country for a week. Mr.. Fitch
is the assistant cashier at the Albany
County National bank, but that does
not hinder him from catching plenty
of fish when he gets an opportunity.
Chaplain G. C. Stull of Fort Russell,
who conducted services at the Meth
church Sunday morning and ev-
.ning, has returned to his post. He
preach in the same church again
next Sunday, according to present
plans.
Sheriff and Mrs. c. A. Reals returned
yesterday afternoon from Pueblo,
where Mrs. Reals had undergone an
operation in a hospital. She was feel
ing somewhat tired from the journey
home, but otherwise was in good
MI. and Mrs. Andy Walsh, who ar
rived yesterday afternoon for a visit
with friends, returned to their home
at Cheyenne at Don today. Mr..
Walsh has the reputation of being the
handsomest conductor on the fourth
district.
Mrs. j. B. Maple and her young son,
Boyce Maple, who have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary Grail on
Third street for the past six weeks,
left for their home at Custer City, s..
D., at noon today, having had a de-
lightful visit here.
C. NJ. Tegner, wife and son drove to
Sodergreen's in Mr.. Tegner's automo-
bile yesterday, Mrs. Tegner and Will
liam remaining for a weeks visit and
Mr.. Tegner coming home this morning.
Mrs. John Thees will have charge of
Mrs. Tegner's store during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Johnson and chill
dren left today for Cheyenne, where
Mrs. Johnson and the children will
visit for several weeks, Mr.. Johnson
going to Denver for a business trip.
They will be located at SOC East Tween
tieth street for the present, whence
The Republican will follow them daily.