, 1906-06-13

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man.
Ed Hicks of Centennial was here this
morning.
Mrs. Blount left for the west this
afternoon.
Jerome Decker arrived from North
park last night.
Samuel Nelson was here from Rock
River this morning.
Mr.. n Mrs. A. r. Gilliland are in
the city for the day.
Roy Squires left this morning for
his home near Gleneyre
Mrs. J.. c. Timbrel of Walden was a
guests at the Johnson last nigth.
Dick Leveridge of Mandel was
among the visitors to the city last
night.
G. c. Campton of Gleneyre was
among the visitors to the city his
morning.
William McKeag of Medicine Bow
was among the visitors to the city
this morning.
Rev. r. Addison Lansdell has re-
turned from Cheyenne, where he had
been visiting for a few days.
Justice James McGrath left this
morning for his home at Holmes, after
In fpU doye snnpt In tbi. oit,,
Mr.. Mullen, the mining man, left for
his home at Holmes this morning, and
will resume o~peratios on his claims
there.
Conductor Frank Bowman returned
to Cheyenne at noon today to resume
his II on one of the night trains to-
night.
G. A. Campbell, the insurance man,
returned at noon today from a bust
ness trip TO the western part of the
state.
Miss Pearl Stout will arrive from
Saratoga tomorrow to visit Miss Grace
Davis and to attend the cadet ball Fri.
day night.
Misses Nellie and Ida MacIntyre ar
rived from Idaho last night and left
with their father this morning for
their home at Holmes.
State Examiner Harry B. Henderson
and his assistant, Charles f. Mallin,
are in the city, checking over the
books of the university.
DR.. Hamilton returned last night
from Douglas creek, where he had
been to treat a little girl who was suf-
fering with an abscess on the neck.
John Affolter and R. ]. Lee of Louis
vile, Colo, who went to Walden on
Monday, returned to the city last night
and will go from here to their homes. |
Frank Farmer, who came night be-
fore last from Walden, where he had
been on legal business, left for home
late yesterday afternoon. He has a
ranch at Gleneyre.
c. A. Campbell, the teamster for the
independence mine, on the south end
of Sheep mountain, is in the city after
a load of supplies and will probably not
return until Saturday.
Mr.. I'M Mrs. Cook of Berkeley, Cal,
who have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. D. Hiskey for a few days, left
for the east at noon today, intending TO
visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. N. H. Roach left this afternoon
for Denver for a visit, Mr.. Roach going
with her as far as Cheyenne, from
which city he will return home. Mrs.
Roach will be absent several days.
H. G. Cones of Denver, connected
with the Three Rules store here as
president of the company, was in the
city this morning, spending the fore
noon with Mr.. Gish, the manager Of
the Laramie store.
Sheridan and Stephen Downey, the
young sons of Mrs. S. w. Downey of
this city, who have been attending the
law school at Ann Arbor, Mich, re
turned home yesterday afternoon for
the summer vacation.
Miss Bessie Fitzgerald of Cheyenne,
who has been visiting for a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Lawrence in
this city, returned home on the noon
train today. She is the daughter of
the popular passenger conductor.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. B. Hicks of
Williamsport, Pa, who arrived yes
terday, left this morning for Holmes,
where they will examine the property
of the American Copper company, Mr..
Hicks being the president of the com.
pany.
A. Trabing is in from Wayside and
will leave tomorrow for Centennial to
look over the stage and mail route,
the management of which he will as
sumo the first of July. While on the
line he will locate the stage stations
and look after other details of the star
route.
Hon. Leroy Grant, auditor of state,
arrived from Cheyenne yesterday aft
%ernoon, spending twenty-four hours in
this city and leaving for the west this
afternoon, with Governor Brooks,
Treasurer Irvine and Superintendent