, 1906-08-31

N. ID. Mcintyre went TO Holmes to-
day.
w. Lucas of Woods was in the city
last night.
Henry Kinney of the Millbrook ranch
was here today.
John O'Connor returned to his home
at Woods today.
Andrew Nelson came in from Holmes
yesterday afternoon.
Lee Stone came in from the Bos.
well ranch yesterday.
Rev. Hogbin arrived from the Hail
ranch yesterday afternoon.
q. +. Gaskell returned to his home at
Sheep mountain this morning.
George II. Chapman vas in from Les
lie with the freight teams today.
Prof. w. H. Reed has returned from
the fossil fields north of Laramie.
j.. H. Merriam left this afternoon for
Nampa, Idaho, where he will locate.
Gordon II. Balch of the Riverside
ranch was a guest at the Union Pacific
last night.
President Ivinson and C. w. Berry
went to Centennial this morning, for
a brief outing.
DR.. Brockman was among the arriv-
ais from Walden by the stage yester-
day afternoon.
V. e. McCarty, travelling engineer
for the Misunderstanding district, was
here last night.
Mrs. MCGOWAN and daughter, Miss
Bessie MCGOWAN, of Walden arrived
in the city yesterday.
Miss Agnes johnson, the niece of
DR.. H. L.. Stevens, left this afternoon
for Los Angeles on a visit.
John Engstrom of Rawlins was
among the visitors to the city last
night, a guest at the Kuster.
Miss Louise Thobro left this after
noon for Elk mountain, where she will
teach during the coming school year.
George and Malvin Hodgeman will
leave tomorI ow for Denver to spend
Sunday with their mother at st. JOS
eph's hospital.
Miss Mabel TRADING arrived last af-
ternoon from her home at Wayside for
a visit with the families of l.. d. Miles
and George TRADING.
Mrs. ]. P. Long and three children
arrived in the city this afternoon and
are the guests of Mr.. n Mrs. J.. w.
Jamison on Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Scofield and son
will leave tomorrow afternoon for San
Francisco, their furniture here having
been stored for the present.
Mrs. John Ernsdorf of Logan, Ia, is
in the city, the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Oakley, and will
spend perhaps a month here.
Mrs. Fred A. Miller and Miss Zoe
Miller returned last night from Salt
Lake and Ogden, where they have been
visiting for a fortnight or SO.
Mrs. Maggie Langheldt and her
niece, Mrs. Emma Knadler, returned
this afternoon from Denver, where they
had been visiting for some time.
c. G.. Sherman, who is interested in
the mines about Holmes, and who has
been in hat section for a few days,
returned to the city yesterday after.
noon.
Mrs. Medley and Mrs. G. L. Bundy
and daughter, Matte, arrived from
Walden last afternoon, the latter two
ladies leaving for Denver on the noon
train today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Frazee and par
ty, who have been camping in the
Centennial valley for a few days, reach
ed home yesterday afternoon, having
had a delightful time.
Miss Alice Holiday will leave 10
night for Evanston, where she will at
tend the meeting of the Wyoming
State Sunday school convention, sh,
being the secretary of the association
Mrs. John Hendren of Idaho, form
erly Miss Dell Leslie of this city, will
spend some time here as the CUES
of the family of her aunt, Mrs. William
Co%rdiner, at Tenth and Grand avenue
J. w. C"Paddy") Young, president o.
the San Pete Valley railroad at Sal
Lake, arrived in the city yesterday ant
left this morning for the Gresley &
Logan ranch at Centennial for a few
days visit.
Mrs. William Keefer and Mr.. ant
Mrs. McBroom arrived this Afternoon
with the body of William KeefeI
whose death at Denver yesterda,
morning vas noted in these column
that afternoon.
C. B. Eggleston, the Denver mimi
man, who has been looking after som
mining interests in the Sibylee countr