, 1906-05-10

Pat whelan is in the city.

- II. hlNtllNoSu VI i call Mdo a NlAg
visitor last night a guest at the John.
son
Wayne O'kane of Rawlins was
among the visitors to the city last
night.
Misses Ada and Elsie Ream of Oma
ha Were among the visitors to the city
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen and Mrs
d. A. Allen of Sibylee are in the city
for a few days visit.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Walton and sons
have returned from their visit with
friends on the SiDylee.
Mrs. William Greaser returned to her
home at Morgan today, after a visit OF
a day or two in this city.
C. P. Budd of Big Piney and John
Jones of Lander are the Fremont coun-
ty visitors to the city today.
DR.. ]. A Ballard left at noon today
for his old home in Minnesota, where
he will visit for the next fortnight.
c. R Root of Cheyenne, represent
ing Swift & Co., was among the visit
lag travelling men in the city this
morning.
w. w. Bower returned last night
from the Ralph Hall ranch, near
Wheatland, where he had been for a
few days.
Superintendent McKeen of the mo-
tive power and machinery department
of the Union Pacific arrived from Oma-
ha this afternoon.
Miss Essie Parker arrived last night
from st. Cloud, Colo, and left this aft
ernoon for Tie Siding, where she will
visit for a few days.
Mr.. n Mrs. e. j. Bell arrived last
evening from the Millbrook ranch, and
Mr.. Bell will likely remain over for the
dollar dinner tonight
Mrs. Forest Chumley and family of
Walden are moving into one of the cot
tages in the Ingersoll row on Grand
avenue, between Third and Fourth
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Browne of Omaha,
connected with one of the railroad out
fits centering here, were guests at the
Union Pacific last night, leaving for
the west this morning.
Mr.. Keys of Omaha, connected with
the bridge department of the Union Pa
cifc, is looked for this afternoon, and
will visit the tie plant and other rail-
road institutions of the city.
President Edward Ivinson and Elmer
Lovejoy returned yesterday afternoon
from the Bird ranch, in the upper Cen
tennial valley, making the trip in Mr..
Lovejoy's automobile in two hours.
W. R. Fleming, the federal sheep in
spector who has been stationed for sew
eral years at Casper and Laramie, ar
rived in Lander last week, and will re-
main here this season.-Lander Repup-
lican.
Percy Jessup, formerly connected
with the Riverside ranch, and who
went to his old home in England a few
months ago, has returned to the city
arriving direct from the east yeste :day
afternoon.
G. w. Weber and Homer Weber
left for their home at Woods this morn
ing with a large load of grain and pro-
visions. They anne in yesterday af-
ternoon with lumber for one of the
yards here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hansen left this
morning, with a ~wagonload of supplies,
for the Sayer Hansen ranch, recently
purchased by Frank Mcdonald OF
Woods, and which they will operate
during the coming
The Big Four consisting of Chris
Larson, John F. Johnson and two 9th
ers, left this morning for the Chugwat
er, where they will spend a few days
fishing. One of the original Big Four
Louis Miller, mas not yet returned from
the east.
w. e. Williams, the merchant a
Cowdrey, left for home this morning
being accompanied by his brother, w
j. Williams, who has been i'll at a hos
pital at Salt Lake for the past three
months, and who came to Laramie by
way Of Denver last night.
Prof. Lewis C. Tldball, principal Of
the schools at Manville, Converse coui.
ty, and a graduate of the University Of
Wyoming, is in the city, the guest OF
his brother, V. ]. Tidball, of the uni
versity, and is meeting a large mum
Der of other friends here.
William H. Maxwell of Pierre, S. D.
the contractor for the government
building, was in the city this morning
leaving later for Pierre. He will g
from there to Fresno, Cal, where h
has a contract for a large government
building, work upon which will star
shortly.
John T. Donnellan is in the city from
Pacific Grove. Mrs. Donnellan and Mis-
Marguerite Donnellan are at Ions
Beach, where they have spent the pas
month, and will leave about the mid
die of the month for Pacific Grove
where they will spend the summer
Salt Lake Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Meyers of Hanna,
who have been visiting at Denver for
several weeks, arrived this afternoon
and are the guests of Mrs. C. L. Vag
ner and family at Fifth and Garfield
streets. Mr.. Meyer is president of the
Bank of Carbon at Hanna and is large
ly interested in the Carbon Timber