, 1906-01-13
PARAGRAPHS.

Denver.
Mrs. A. e. Jupp and babe left on tn
noon train today for their home at Pu
eblo, Colo.
Manager Gonden of the Union Pa
cific has returned from a business triI
TO Cheyenne.
w. H. Hunter, the ranchman an,
cattle dealer, was among the visitor.
70 the city this morning.
Fred J. Ihmsen, who has been i'll 70
i few days, was able to be down tow
a little While this morning.
Herman Madsen and Hugh yass o
the Gem City Grocery company were
both on the sick list today.
H. N. Boyd. representative of the
Paxton-Gallagher company at Chey.
enne, was a city visitor this morning
George Naismith, who was called tc
Laramie by the illness and death O.
his mother, has returned to his home
at Ogden.
w e. Jenison. special agent for the
Cheyenne land office, was here this
morning on business connected with
his Office.
Archdeacon James Cope of the Do
cese of Laramie passed through the
city today, en- route from Rawlins to
Cheyenne.
Fl, c. Cones returned to his home at
Denver last night, after a business
visit to this city. He is interested in
the Three Rules.
Mrs. Hannah Durlacher has return.
ed from Denver, where she had been
to attend the funeral of her mother,
Mrs. Regina Gross.
Hon. J.. S. Atherly came in from his
ranch yesterday afternoon and learned
of the marriage of his son, Clyde Ath-
erly, and Miss Elsie Marshall at Cody
last Sunday.
Mrs, Pat Gallagher is in the city
from her ranch near Mandel, and will
visit here for some time. Mr.. Gal
lagher is the pumpman at Cooper lake
water station.
c. A. Guyton of Rockdale was
among the pleasant callers at The Re
publican Office Friday afternoon. He
was in the city on a business trip, re-
turning home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson are re-
joicing at the birth of a handsome
daughter to them Thursday evening,
and mother and babe are both re-
ported as doing well.
Mrs. w. E. Mccain, whose husband
died in this city yesterday morning, at
the hospital, arrived from her home at
Rock River last night and was a guest
at the Johnson hotel.
George B. Walton of Stamford,
Conn, an expert matchmaker, was
here today, oiling and cleaning the
clocks in the time lock of the treasure
vault of the First National bank.
Governor B. b. Brooks and State
Engineer Clarence T. Johnston of
Cheyenne, who delivered addresses at
the auditorium last night, returned to
their homes at the state capital at
midnight.
State Geologist Beeler and DIR. Swi-
CART returned last afternoon from Les
lie, where they had been to visit the
Strong mine, both feeling very good as
the result of the inspection of the in
nermost workings of that property.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcdonald
who were here to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Agnes Chapman Baillie, re
turned to their home at Denver today,
where Mr.. Mcdonald is connected with
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad.
Z. E. Boehne of the tie preserving
plant left today for Chicago to attend
the convention of the Wood Preserv
ers' association of the United States
and Mexico. Mr.. Berry, the superin'
tendent of the plant, went earlier in
the week.
Mrs. McKinlay of Council Bluffs, who
was called to Laramie by the illness
and death of her mother, Mrs. Euphem
la Naismith, left for her home this
afternoon. Her husband, on account
of business matters, was unable to be
present.
The state board of legal examiner
met at Cheyenne yesterday, when tn
following were admitted to practic
law in wyoming: Warner Moody O
Casper, S. p. Cadle of Sheridan; ORR
H. Wood of Basin, Fred Johnston @
Green River and Don L. Wakeman o
S%undance.
John C. Callahan of Chicago, genera
western agent for the Nickle Plat
route, passed through the city on tn
noon train today, en- route home iron
a trip as far west as Salt Lake in tn
interest of his road. He says business
!, conditions are somewhat dull now a
to passenger traffic, but that a reyiva
will come with spring.