, 1906-11-30

nue.. They We're mere LOT the InankS
giving reunion at the Beaudoin home
yesterday.
Prof. Helen Middlekauff of the de.
partment of English at the university,
went to Cheyenne yesterday to spend
the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Rauner and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Loyejoy have returned
from Sodergreen's, whittier they went
yesterday afternoon.
d. j. Smith of Rawlins is in the
city, taking the examination for ap-
pointment as a cadet at the naval
academy at Annapolis, Md.
Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Hogbin returned
this afternoon from the S%odergreen
ranch. where they had been to he
kinley-Sodergreen wedding.
Miss Bessie Kingsford of Cheyenne
is the guest of Colonel and Mrs. VIII
liam Brands, her grandparents, at
Seventh and Custer streets.
L. H. Hartman returned yesterday
morning from Denver, where he had
been with a shipment of sheep, for
which he received a splendid price.
w. H. Frazee and l.. S. Bartlett left
last evening for Denver, where they
will meet eastern statesmen and buy
their spring stock of carpets and drap-
cries.
George w. Yund of Green River, a
former resident of this city and the
brother of Charlie Yund, was here
last night, registered at the Union
Pacific.
Miss Zoe Miller, who has been at
tending the Wolfe Hall seminary at
Denver, is home for the holidays, and
will not return until after the first of
the year.
Miss Abbie Drew is in the city, com
ing yesterday and witnessing the foot
ball game at the university. She was
formerly a student at the university
and a general favorite.
DR.. H. L. Stevens returned yester-
day afternoon from Wayside, where he
had been called to attend August Ira
bling, whose death occurred before the
arrival OF the physician.
James Atkinson, jr., son of James
Atkinson of this city, and w. C.
Fletcher of Garrett were among the
arrivals in the city yesterday among
the guests at the Kuster.
John Lindsey of Jelm, who a day
or two ago sold his ranch in that
neighborhood to the Riverside com
pany, was here this morning, coming |
down yesterday afternoon.
Pat Coolican was down from Han
ma yesterday, looking after his inter-
ests here. He is interested with his
brother, Frank Coolican, in the Pea
body store on Second street.
Alberta O'Connor, Mrs. Frank Eli
oft, Miss Efie Bryceson and Tim
Marker were in the city last night,
coming to attend the Women of Wood
craft annual ball at Maennerchor hall.
Miss Annie O'Keefe, who is teach
ing the Amber school, near McGill's,
is visiting in the city. Her school
closed for the Thanksgiving holidays
on wednesday with a pretty little en-
tertainment.
G. Foster Garlock returned to his
home at Cheyenne Thursday after
noon, after dining with Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. e. Gates and Mrs. Garlock and the
children. Mrs. Garlock will remain
here for a more extended visit.
E. F. Gaskell arrived yesterday aft
ernoon from Sheep mountain, having
sold his ranch and determined to live
in the city. He and his son will occu-
Ply for the present one of the vacant
~storerooms on Grand avenue opposite
the Johnson hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Swank, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Hansen,
at Cheyenne, and who came from that
city to this, will leave shortly for
Florida, where she will spend the win
ter with relatives. She attended the
Cowboys dance Wednesday night.
Victor Facinelli of Rock Springs, a
graduate Of the University of Wyo.
ming, is in the city, coming yesterday
to witness the football game between
the university and city teams. He was
met by a large number of students,
with whom he was always a favorite.
A. Crone of Walcott was in the city
this morning, arriving yesterday from
Omaha, where he had been with a car
load of cattle. Mr.. Crone has a ranch
at Walcott, Mrs. Crone and the chill
dren spending the school year here,
where the children are in the universe.
ty. Mr.. Crone Spent Thanksgiving
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