, 1906-08-20

Sunday afternoon, after a briei Visit
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. H.
eeIarvey, in this city.
re Judge and Mrs. C. w. Bramel went
MO Tie Siding Sunday afternoon, going
from there to the country for a weeks
vacation in the hills.
Justice Victor Carlin of the Keystone
precinct returned home this morning,
after a business visit and vacation
trip to the county seat
" H. r. Haygood and Bert Willford of
the Strong mine force were among the
ARRIVALS in the city late yesterday aft
%ernoon, direct from Leslie.
4 J.. A. Johnston of Denver, manager
of Clay, Robinson & Co.'s business at
that place, was here Sunday, leaving
for home on the noon train.
Harry Bernstein of Denver returned
yesterday afternoon from Cheyenne
and is again a guest at the Durlacher
home, at Fifth n Custer streets.
Harry Reals, the young son of Sher-
iff and Mrs. c. A. Reals, returned last
Saturday night from Centennial, where
he had beer visiting for a few days.
Hon. L. G. Davis, forest supervisor
of the Medicine Bow forest reserve,
left Sunday afternoon for Rawlins and
will go from there to his home at Sar-
atoga,
l L. ]. Mills, the Red Cross pharma-
cist, who has been at Denver to lay In
"a stock of goods for the coming holt
day season, returned home Sunday aft
%ernoon.
Mrs. Maine of st. Joseph, who has
x been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. j.
/ w. Jamison, on Eighth street, for the
past month, left for home Saturday
S afternoon.
y A. Z. Curtis, who has been the guest
for a few days of Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Terry, left at noon today for his home
st at C%ardington, O., the former home of
tine Terrys.
IS Miss Esther Johnson, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus A. johnson, who
has been visiting at Cheyenne for the
10 past two months, returned home Sun
ga day afternoon.
Miss Maud Foster and her brother
~ Frank Foster n Orbin Harnden o
,v Arlington are among the visitors to the
city today, having come from Airing
ton last afternoon.
Miss Margaret Fast, daughter o. MT
and Mrs. G. F. Fast, left Sundty ait
g., I%ernoon for Tie Siding, intending 10 go
from there to a ranch on Fsh creek
for a few days visit.
w H. Reed, the paleontdoSlst CT the
u University, will leave fo the country
~ again tomorrow, to arrnge MS a1alt'
lat HE camp for the lose of the pres
all ent prospecting seaon,
'hu Prof. n Mrs. E B. Ridgaway, whc
we're encamped Nth the Clio club a
son sodergreen's, cached the city this
the morning. seyeal hours ahead of the
remainder q the party.
star Mr. anf Mrs. Sam Blount of Cali
on ente rsv., passed through the cit.
sundgy afternoon, en- route to Chey
eat ann, where Mr.. Blount will be as
ssned to duty as ~yardmaster.
an Mr.. and Mrs. Rowley Crumlcy hav
ier returned from Ogden, where they haI
hit, been visiting for a few days. Mr.. Crum
IN. ley expects to resume his position a
IN the rolling mills in a few days.
Ter Miss Blanche McDermott of tn
On. Leader, who has been given a for
zoe nights vacation, left Sunday afternoo
alt for Denver to spend a part of the tim
ew with relatives and friends there.
C. H. Colt of Denver arrived yeste
af. day afternoon to join his wife an
on. babies at the Durlacher home in tn
in city for a visit. Mrs. Colt and the lit
ones have been here for several week
av Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Gibson returnc
red late Saturday afternoon from the Ale
her Boggs ranch, at Centennial, where The
have been for a week, Mr.. Gibson ia
ing a full mans part in the hay ha
vest.
for Harry Hardy, son of the car repair
here, left today for Greeley and Low
tho land, Colo, where he will engage
will the electrical business, being an ele
%trician of note, although still young
years.
DIR. and Mrs. A. B. Hamilton n [
and Mrs. w. H. Douglas, who ha'
been camping in the Encampment al
Centennial sections for a week or mo
returned home late Saturday afternoc
having had a delightful outing.
Mrs. Liza Brown of Morgan Hi
Cal, whose husband died on the ira
between Medicine Bow n this C.
Y early yesterday morning, left the trt
n here, remaining in the city until !;