, 1906-06-22
PARAGRAPHS.

j.. d. Coen is in from Mandel.
b. Rose of Cheyenne is in town.
c. Weber is down from Woods.
Miss Ehie Naismith is at Denver.
r. f. Hecht is in from Centennial.
j. NJ. Cameron of Marshall is here.
r. E. Hughes of New York is in the
city,
Otto Gramm went to Cheyenne this
afternoon.
Miss Flora Knight went to Cheyenne
this morning.
j.. f, Pierce returned to Rock River
this afternoon.
Arthur w. Payne OF Cowdrey, Colo,
was among the business visitors to che
city this morning.
Miss Laura Breisch, a student at
the university, returned to her home
at Cheyenne this afternoon.
Miss Ethel Cheney, who has been a
student at the university, left this aft
ernoon for her home at Lander.
Mrs. c. Ii. Harris and young son left
yesterday afternoon for Omaha, where
they will spend a part Of the summer
William Radichal of Plumbago was
in this morning for some shopping
and to attend to some other business.
Miss Leslie Swigart and Miss Helen
Simpson left last night for Denver,
after the close of the teachers insti-
tute.
N. X. Mcdonald of North park was
a business visitor to the city today,
coming last night and registering at
the Kuster.
U. G. Adkins, the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist missionary left this morning
for Cheyenne, after a visit of a day or
two in this city.
Mr.. inc Mrs. John H. Davis. Mrs.
H. Campbell and son, and Mrs. w.
c. Thomas II son left this afternoon
Denver for a few days visit.
Hon. Timothy F. Burke, who attend
ed the meeting of the board of trus.
tees of the university yesterday, has
returned to his home at Cheyenne.
ID. l.. Gelatt, who is hauling supplies
to the camp at the Divide ditch up the
Laramie river, is in the city with his
nptGttina fp,. Tho ro+,,r., All.
tomorrow.
A. H. Stewart of Denver, western
agent for the Union Mutual Insurance
company, was among the visitors to
the city this morning, looking after a
claim against the company.
DR.. Vosburgh, who delivered the an
nual address at the university last
evening, hurried away from the uni
yersity at the close of the exercises
that he might take the train for home.
Frank Hewett of Kansas City, rep
~resenting a s~tereopticon advertising
concern, who was on his way to Salt
Lake, stopped off here this morning,
leaving for the west on the afternoon
train.
A daughter was born yesterday aft
ernoon to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mad
sen, and Grandfathers Chris Madsen
and Lawrence johnson are having trou.
BILE to explain that they equally love
the little miss.
Miss Kerr, who delivered a lecture
before the Woman's club Wednesday
afternoon, returned to her home at
Denver today. She and Mrs. Fred A.
Miller were among the callers al this
office during the forenoon.
Vice President Kent of the Denver,
Laramie and Northwestern is i'll at his
home from fatigues and exposure of
his recent fortnight trip to the coun-
try, but his physician does not con-
slider his condition alarming.
Ed o. Moen, who bought the Albert
%Severson ranch at Virginia dale, and
who is now living there and making
some money, was among the visitors
to the city and callers at The Re
publican office this morning.
Mrs. E. B. Dawson, the mother of
Mr.. n Mrs. j. Fred Dawson, of Sid
ney, who has been visiting for some.
time on the Pacific coast, arrived from
the west last night and is stopping at
the Dawson home on Grand venue.