, 1906-09-17

irving yesterday from his home at Lit
tie Medicine, and will probably remain
during the county fair here this week
Mrs. Mary A. Blount, who has beer
ill since Friday, Is somewhat better to
day, able to leave her bed this after
noon. She hopes to her dutie!
tomorrow.
Mrs. Hahn of Casper, whose husband
is connected with the hot springs al
Thermopolis, has arrived in the city
and is the guest of Mrs. Glidden on
Second street.
Ben Rogers and I. c. Roberts, horse
men from Grand Island, Neb., were
here today, leaving for the country
during the forenoon in quest of a ship.
ment of horses.
A. 7. Scoville of the Millbrook farm
was a city visitor today. He brought
the noted Belgian stallion, Esculape, to
the county fair to be exhibited in the
breeder classes.
Louis Miller, grand. secretary of the
Odd Fellows of Wyoming, was too i'll
this morning to be at his store, send,
ing word that he would remain at home
until he felt better.
Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Frazee returned
last night from Denver, where they
had been for a few days, Mr.. Frazee
doing some buying for his Leaders
fall and winter stock.
DR.. Ballard, Joe Lohlein and Mr..
Lockwood, who were out antelope
hunting last week, saw four beauties
in a bunch, but we're not close enough
to bring one of them down.
Sam Moore of Toltec is in the city.
He has been asked to have charge of
the wild west show at the Wheatland
fair this week, but believes he will
not find time to make the trip.
Prof. and Mrs. B. C. Buffum and
their baby daughter arrived Sunday
morning from Denver, Prof. Buffum
having Joined his wife at that place on
his way home from Washington.
J.. w. johnson Of Laramie, accompa-
MED by his son, were Centennial visit
tors last Saturday afternoon. Mr.. John
son is interested in several ranch prop
critics in the vicinity.-Centennial Post.
Miss Philena Bailey left Sunday af-
ternoon for the John Reid place, which
place she will make Ter home while
teaching the district school in that vi
entity. The school there opened Mon
day morning.-Centennial Post.
Mrs. S. B. Miller returned Saturday
night from Portland, Ore. She had in
tended staying longer, but the rainy
season set in while she was there and
she desired to get back where the sun
shone occasionally.
Charles f. Kuster, secretary of the
rair association, has returned from
Fort Collins, where he had been with
President Miller and Fred Cameron
to look after the race horses sent over
from that section to the races here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Crumrine returned
late Saturday afternoon from the
Coughlin ranch, where they had been
to look v e the property and to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. C~oughlin. Mr..
Coughlin has not quite completed his
harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Whitenack and
daughter of Jerseyville, Mrs. John Lo-
gan and daughter of Alton, ILL.,, and
Mr.. L. Cook of ~Jerseyville are the
guests of Mr.. l.. L. Laughlin at his
home at Toltec, and will visit here for
a few weeks.
John A. Smith of Toltec is in the city,
having come to look after some bust
ness matters. He says there have been
some storms in his section in the last
few days, about like it is here. His
horse roundup is now in progress and
will not be concluded for a fortnight
yet.
John w. Ernest came home Sunday
morning from Wheatland, where he
had been for a few days on a business
matter. Mr.. Ernest says the Wheat,
land country will in time be one of the
richest spots in the west. There are
good crops on all the farms and indi.
cations Of a prosperous year for the
farmers