, 1906-06-11

Helen M~iddlekauff, principal of the
English department at the University
of Wyoming, will visit her daughter
here for a few weeks.
Mrs. G. B. Grow and Miss Elizabeth
Grow arrived Sunday from their home
at San Diego, Cal. and are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ivinson, the
parents of Mrs. Grow.
Foreman Robinette of the govern.
ment building has gone to Indiana for
a couple of weeks visit at his old
home and to be present at the gradua-
ton of his daughter this week.
Chaplain G. G. Stull Of the Eleventh
infantry, who occupied the pulpit at
the Methodist church yesterday, re,
turned to Cheyenne last night, after
the close of the evening services.
John Affolter, a former mining man
of this vicinity, now located at Louis.
vile, Colo, and Ii. ]. Lee of that place
left this morning for Walden to look
after some business matters there.
Ralph Coyte and s. r. Cox were here
Sunday, on their way to North park and
a trip from Walden to the Moffat road,
for a look over the field with a view to
the cattle business for the summer.
Mrs. Abbie Vuagniaux and Ira Vuag-
niaux of Gleneyre, Colo, who have
been visiting at Walden and other
points in the North park country, were
here this morning, on their way home.
Justice M. N. Grant returned yester-
day afternoon from French creek,
where he had been with a couple of.
gentlemen from New York, who had
been to look yer some mining prop
erty.
j.. T. Holiday, vice president of the
w. H. Holiday company, and the gen
eral manager of the building depart
ment, returned last night from Denver,
where he had been for a few days on
a business trip.
Charles Bellamy and Mrs. Godat, the
mother of Mrs. Botany, returned yes
terday afternoon from Rawlins, where
Grandma Godat spent the winter and
where MI. Bellamy had been on a pro
fessional mission.
Mrs. H. H. Lewis of Tacoma, Wash,
is in the city for a visit with Mrs. V. b.
Campbell, wife Of the manager of the
Laramie telephone exchange. She is
on her way to Ottumwa, Ia, for a Wis
it with her parents.
Miss Bada Johnson, teacher of the
North Evanston school for the past
term, left on Saturday for her home at
Laramie to spend the vacation, after
which she will return to assume her po-
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Mrs. W. R. Adams of California,
wife of a former warden of the pen
it~entiary here, who has been visiting
friends in Laramie since yesterday,
left on the noon train today for Ne
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John Ehlund of Denver, who was
here looking after the installation of
the new counter and other fixtures at
the Albany County National bank, com
pleted his work this morning and left
for home on the noon train.
MI. and Mrs. G. A. Patterson of Lar
annie were arrivals in Walden Friday
night. They went over to Hebron. the
first of the week, where they are visit
ing with Mrs. Patterson's father, c. F.
Staples.-North Park Union.
Mrs. Blunt will leave on Wednesday
for Calientes, New, where she will join
her son, Sam Blunt, yardmaster for
the railroad company there, and wife,
and accompany them to Los Angeles
for an indefinite stay on the coast.
Miss Graham and her brother, cou-
sins of Mrs. Andrew Miller of this
city, who have been visiting here for
a few days, left on the moo train for
Philadelphia, their home. They have
been spending the winter in California.
Mrs. w. H. Maxwell, wife of the con-
tractor for the government building
here, is in the city looking after the in
terests of her husband for a few days.
Mr.. Maxwell is expected here from
Fresno, Cal, by the end of the present
week.
George Spalding, James and Frank
Davidson, James NJ. Christensen, Hugh
Vass, H. d. Beemer and Will Mckay
returned last night from a trip to the
country, having spent the day at Hugh
McPhee's ranch fishing, with excellent
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H. Cook of Berkeley,
Cal, are in the city, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. d. Hiskey at Sixth and
Thornburgh streets. They are on their
way to Cherokee, Ia, for a visit with
relatives, but will remain here for a
few days.
+. II. Harnshaw and Horace Craig
head, who went to the Douglas mining
district last week with Justice of the
Peace Grant to look over some mining
property, returned yesterday after
noon and left this morning for their
home in New York.