, 1906-08-28

Pat Gallagher is in from Mandel.

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ranch.
Warren Rogers of Mandel is here
on a business trip.
o. V. Stromberg came in last night
from the Pioneer canal.
Mrs. H L. McCollum has returned
from a visit to Tie Siding.
Henry aud VIII Nagle have gone to
the Sibylee for a few days fishing.
Mrs. w. H. Seibert of Lookout is in
town, a guest of Rev. and Mrs. Woods.
Mr.. j. S. Atherly n Chaplain Stull
were visitors yesterday at the soldiers
camp.
Mrs. f. A. Miller n Miss Zoe Mil
Ter will probably arrive from their
western trip tonight on No. G.
Miss Harriet Knight has returned
to Cheyenne from Chicago, where she
took a summer course in study.
l.. S. Bartlett of the Leader is back
at his place this morning, after a flying
business trip to Omaha and Denver.
Mrs. C. L. Wagner and daughter, Miss
Nellie Wagner, are enjoying a short
outing with friends at Elk mountain.
Miss Maggie Blair of the Three
Rules has gone on a two weeks vaca-
ton, to be spent for the most part in
Colorado Springs, Colo.
H. T. NOVEL; of the experiment
farm went to Cheyenne last night on
No. G 10 look after matters in connec-
ton with the station III that city.
Rev. Bryant c. Preston, wife and
daughter left this morning on No. 8
for their home in Iowa. They have
enjoyed their outing in Wyoming ex
ceedingly.
Miss Neva Nelson went out to the
Johnson ranch this morning to join
the party of young ladies at that place
which is being ch]aperoned by Mrs. J.
F. Brown.
Joe T. West and E. A Buck drove
out to the surveyors camp of the
Denver, Laramie and Northwestern
railway this morning, which is now
about twelve miles south of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Colt returned to
their home in Pueblo, Colo, on this
afternoons train. Mrs. Colt and the
lphi1drpn urhn have hnnn ,,,r,-,,r;,-
here, will be greatly missed by their
legion of friends.
Mrs. Merrill, formerly Miss Anna
Thobro, stopped off in Laramie yester-
day between trains for a visit with
friends here, being the guest of Mrs.
Frank Rice. She is returning to her
home in Salt Lake.
The Misses Brine returned yester-
day from Denver. Miss Cissie Birnie
also visited st. Louis on her trip, view
ing the millinery stocks at that point,
and she has returned with a large and
beautiful selection in that line.
Miss Middlekauff of the department
of English at the university left for
Lincoln, Neb., this morning for a visit
with her mother. For the past three
weeks Miss Middlekauff has been a
member of the Hogbin party at Cen
~tennial.
AL Mckee returned to Laramie from
Walden one day last week to resume
charge of his barber shop there at lis
Grand avenue, which Ben Mckee took
care of while Al was here. Ben returned
to Walden on Fridays stage.-North
Park Union.
Miss May Winston, who has been
spending the summer with her mother
and family, has left for Rawlins to at
tend the teachers institute in session
there this week, and will go from there
to Hanna, where she is a teacher in
the public schools.
Senator C. D. Clark left Tuesday for
Denver, where he will be joined by his
brotherin-law, Clarence c.. Hamlin,
who will accompany him to Basin,
Wyo. The gentlemen will remain in
the Big Horn country for several
weeks, combining business with pleas,
ure.-Evanston Press.
Mrs. Thomas Johnston and children,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends here for some time, left this af
%ternoon for Green River and Evanston
where they will visit for some time
Mr.. Johnston, who was formerly a ma
chinist in this city, is now a foreman
in the shops at Grand Island, Neb.
but is thinking some of removing tc
Salt Lake.