, 1906-08-13

Mrs. William Marvin and children
have returned from Missouri and Iowa,
where they had been visiting for sew
eral months.
Hon. L. G. Davis of Saratoga, super
visor Of the Medicine Bow forest re-
serve, was here yesterday, a guest at
the Union Pacific hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Abrams returned
to Ketchikan on the Jefferson yester-
day, after several months residence in
Juneau.-Juneau Record-Miner.
Jimmy Davis, son of Engineer and
Mrs. James Davis, left this afternoon
for Denver, where he will visit for the
remainder of the month, perhaps.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Rauner and DR..
Tebbitt left yesterday morning for the
country, OF a camping and fishing trip,
to be absent the whole of the week.
Mrs. John Baillie and children left
Sunday afternoon for McGill, where
they will visit for a few days with
Senator and Mrs. McGill on the ranch.
Mrs. Lola Nowlin, whose husband
died here a few weeks ago, and who
has been in Nebraska since the date of
the funeral, returned home yesterday
afternoon.
c. r. Swan of Red Buttes, foreman
of the section at that point, was here
this morning, on company business and
to buy some supplies for the Red
Buttes hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Grow and Miss Eve
Ign Corthell returned late yesterday
afternoon from the Riverside ranch,
where they had been as the Guests of
Miss Marjory Balch.
w. H. Na##AC contractor for the
government building, is\here today,
noting the progress of the Work, which
is expected to be completed before the
end of the present month.
Mrs. Joe Stimson n daughters ar
rived yesterday afternoon from their
home at Cheyenne n are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Mathison at
Sixth and Kearney streets.
Clark Tisdel, a nephew of Senator
Clark, arrived in Evanston from Mus
kogee, l. T., on Sunday, and was the
guest of Senator and Mrs. Clark for a
few days.-Evanston Press.
Edward Ivinson, president of the First
National bank, returned last night from
a few days outing in the neighborhood
of Cooper hill, where he had gone or
a grouse shooting expedition.
Charles Sodergreen was in from the
ranch this morning, returning during
the forenoon. He says haying is in
progress in his section and hat the
crop is turning out quite well.
Miss Nellie Maher returns to her
home in Evanston tomorrow, after an
absence of six weeks. She attended
the normal school for teachers at the
Register.
Chris Christensen, Chris Greaser, E.
P. Baker, William Penn, John Erwin
and j. c. Austin, visiting ranchmen,
have returned home, after disposing of
their business commissions to the
county seat.
Rev. Oscar Woods will leave tomor
row for Denver, and on Wednesday
will wed Miss Freda Prahl of Balti-
more. They will go to Colorado
Springs for a few days before return
ing to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. King were in
from the King Bros. ranch yesterday,
for a brief visit. Their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Thompson, are occupying
their home at the orner of Seventh
and Garfield streets.
Herbert Cook, the son of Colonel and
Mrs. Jabez Cook Of this city, passed
through own Sunday afternoon, en-
route to San Francisco from Denver,
where he has an excellent position
with a large automobile company.
DR.. Tisdel, president of the Univer-
sit of Wyoming, and his wife spent a
few days in Evanston this week. Miss
Laura Clark is a cousin of Mr.. Tisdel,
and their presence was in connection
with the nuptial festivities.-Eyanston
Press.
Mrs. Hiskey, the mother of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. d. Hiskey, is expected on
Wednesday from Salt Lake and Aus
tin, New, where she has been visiting
for a few months, and will spend a
few days here en- route to her home at
Monroe, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Arnold and sons
returned late Saturday afternoon from
their trip through the Sand creek
canon, through Ute pass and into
North park. They were out a week,
changing camp often and having a de-
lightful time.
Dave Rauner of the fire department
and John Hurley of the grocery depart
ment of the w. H. Holiday company
left early Sunday morning for French
and points around there, to be absent
the remainder of the week on a fish