, 1906-04-23

Mrs. j. Nelson ven to Medicine Bow
today.
Bud Gillespie was down from Look.
out this morning.
Jerome Decker left for Woods land.
ing this morning.
William Holt was in the city yester-
day from his ranch.
Chris Christensen of the Pioneer Ca
nal went home yesterday.
John Irwin of the Stickney ranches
was a city visitor yesterday.
j. NJ. Thompson, a Gleneyre stock
man, was a city visitor today.
Chris Klein was here Saturday after
noon, leaving for home late in the day.
Mrs. Jacob Berner expects to return
from Los Angeles about the middle
of May.
e. j. Bell returned to the ranch yes
terday, after a couple of days spent in
the city.
Mrs. George Post and Barney Mallon
left this morning for their homes at
Walden.
Mrs. Warren Rogers has returned to
her home with a load of supplies for
the ranch.
l. c. Holiday has returned to his
ranch up the river, after a brief visit
to the city.
T.. NJ. Akers and o. G. Ekeberg were
passengers to Cowdrey by the Walden
stage this morning.
E. S. Batchel, a Denver paper sales
man, was among the callers at The
Republican office this morning.
Walker Bidder, foreman of the Riv-
erside ranches, was among the visitors
to the city this morning.
William H. Maxwell. contractor for
the government building is in the city,
a guest at the Union Pacific hotel.
Gordon Cameron, who was on the Lit
tie Laramie with Assessor e. A. Allen
last week, returned home yesterday.
Rev. Mclean and Mr.. Davis left for
Laramie yesterday, where they will at
tend the Presbytery.-Saratoga Sun.
H. Coggins, A. Haskins, F. A. Valid
ron and r. Heckmen, visiting mining
men, will leave tomorrow morning for
Walden.
Mrs. Peter Gallagher and her two
daughters, Bessie and Josie, of Mandel,
were among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
George Berner, the Sibylee ranch
and former resident of this city, is
here today, looking after some bust
ness matters.
j.. S. Stanley is in Laramie as a del
egate from the Presbyterian church at
this place to the Wyoming Presbytery.
Saratoga Sun.
Miss Let's, daughter of Trainmaster
Let's of Laramie, was up for the So
cial Forty dance Friday evening
Rawlins Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Cornwell return
ed Sunday afternoon from Denver and
Fort Collins, where they have been WIS.,
iting for a few days.
mrs. Sweeney OF the Leader lett Sun
day afternoon for North Dakota, where
she has gone to join her husband, who
is located in that state at present.
w. A. Comley left on the afternoon
train yesterday for Rock River, where
ne Will compete II assessment of his
district for the taxes of the current
year
Mrs. Maggie Langheldt who went to
Cheyenne to attend the funeral of Mrs.
David n. Jones Saturday afternoon, re-
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Dillenbeck arrived
from California yesterday afternoon
and will visit with the families of e,
D. Hiskey and Charles Washburn for
a day or two.
b. A. Allen one of the county asses
sors, returned Sunday from the Little
Laramie, where he has been listing the
property in that section for the take!
of the current year.
Miss Laura BreisCh, a student at the
university, who spent Sunday with heI
parents at Cheyenne, returned yester
day afternoon and this morning resum
ed her duties at the university.
DR.. Fleming of Laramie was in Gree
ley Tuesday night. The doctor was fed
eral stock inspector for this district
the season of 1904-5. Mrs. Fleming and
little son are visiting relatives in Buff
falo, N. Y.-Greeley (Colo.) Sun.
Walter Zipful took MONDAYS stage
for Laramie, being on his way to Rocl
River, Wyo., where, We understand, h
is going to work with one of the SUI
veying gangs OF the Denver, Larami
and Northwestern, this summer
North Park Union.
Justice c. N. Potter of the state 81
preme court at Cheyenne arrived in tn
city yesterday afternoon and was me
by DR.. Tisdel of the university. TIL
Judge delivered an address at the un
versity Sunday afternoon, returning t
Cheyenne last night.
d. A. Wetterling of Illinois, who ha
been the guest of the family of his cous
in, Ed Palmquist, at All Eighth street
left for home last night. He "a a
San Francisco, leaving that city jus
a few hours before the earthquake
shock of last Wednesday.
Rev. J. ]. G. Graham returned from
Laramie Friday morning where he ha
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