, 1906-09-12

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day.
Marshal Sigman transferred nj
force of crossing workmen to the cor
ner of Second and Thornburgh street
today.
w. e. Marshman went to Holmes thi!
morning and will go to work for the
Douglas Consolidated Placer Mining
company.
C. A. Haskins, who has been at Wal
den for several weeks, arrived in the
city last night and left today for Boul
der, Colo.
C. G. King. MAX Baer and Walter
Beam of Denver were among the trav,
cling statesmen at the Union Pacific
last night.
Prof. Herbert T. NOVEL;, connected
with the dry farming experiments now
being carried on by the university, re-
turned from Cheyenne this afternoon.
Mrs. c. L. VanSickle, wife of the
railroad policeman, returned last at
ternoop from ~Gothenburg, Neb., where
she has been visiting for several
weeks.
Al Mountford left by the Morgan
stage this morning for Rock creek,
where he will resume his work on the
mining claims he represents in that
section.
Mrs. William II. Dance of Chicago,
wife of n of the managers of the
American View company, left for home
last night, having word that her moth
er is ill in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Green were
among the guests at the Kuster last
night. They will return to Walden,
where Mr.. Green is the owner of a
large and fine ranch.
Harry Sureson, who has been spend
ing a month in North park, attending
to some business and resting a little
between times, returned home last
night IN the Walden stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Oviatt and chill
dren left for the ranch again this morn
ing, being accompanied by Mrs. Pope
and Miss Nettie Pope. The Oviatts
arrived yesterday afternoon.
Fred Snyder of Horse creek arrived
in the city last night and is at the
bedside of his wife, who is i'll at the
johnson hotel. Her ailment is not Sc
rious, her friends say, but confines her
to her room.
Mrs. T. w Ellis of Minneapolis,
Kas., the mother of Mrs. Joe West OF
this city, is here, arriving yesterday
afternoon, and will spend some time
in the city as the guest of the family
OF her daughter.
Fred Greenough of Green River and
Ed Fisher, who have been visiting in
this section and looking after some
business interests in the Douglas creek
mining district, were arrivals from
Holmes last night.
Mr.. l. d. Rogers of San Diego, Cal,
who is here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward I%vinson, will leave for the east
at noon tomorrow, going direct to Om-
aha. He is one of the oldest real estate
agents on the coast.
Mrs. Mary Slavens Clark, director of
the school of music of the University
of Wyoming, who spent the summer
with her husband in Fremont county,
on a ranch, has returned to the city
for the opening of the university on
the 25th.
Mrs. H. NJ. Coen of Mandel, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Coen of Grandy, Neb., Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Coen of this county, Ar
thur Phillips of Seven Mile and Misses
Kunkel and Izora Phillips of Mandel
were in the city this morning, guests
at the wedding Of Mr.. ]. D. Coen and
Miss Reba Martin at the Kuster hotel
at II o'clock.
Fred Cameron and c. +. Kuster have
gone to Fort Collins to attend the Lar
inner county fair in session there this
week. Mr.. Kuster is the secretary Of
the Albany County and Inter-Mountain
Fair association member of the north,
ern Colorado and southern Wyoming
circuit. Mr.. Cameron is now the own
er of a fast horse and interested in
the races
Walter Beam, treasurer OF the Lara
mic Light and Power company, operat,
ing the electric light plant here, who
has been here since yesterday looking
after the interests of the company,
left for his home on the o 10 train to-
day. Mr.. Beam called at The Repub-
lican Office during his stay in the city
and inspected the plant using large
quantities of electricity for machinery
purposes