, 1907-08-30

night and registering at the Union
Pacific.
Miss Margaret Thompson, who
taught the eighth grade Of the public
school last year and will this year, re.
turned from her home in Sioux City,
Iowa today.
Mr.. n Mrs. A. Miller, formerly of
Keystone, where Mr.. Miller was en-
ployed, left this afternoon for the
west, intending to locate somewhere
in this state or Utah.
Finis P. Ernest, brother Of John w.
ernest OF this city, and Mr.. T. JEFF
Daniel left today for Denver, st. Lou
is and other points before going to
Amesburg, Massachusetts,.
Prof. Blackwelder and Herbert Ken
nedy came in from the Strong mine
today, having been out on a geology
expedition for the United States ge.
illogical survey for thirty days.
Chris Berg, who arrived from Mime
apolis, MINI, last night, went to the
Douglas creek tie camp of the Carbon
Timber company this morning, having
accepted a position with that company.
Paul Absher, the lad who had his
leg broken just above the ankle at the
shops the other day, is doing nicely at
st. Johns hospital, Cheyenne, and his
parents and friends hope for a speedy.
recovery.
Mrs. C. F. Valid of the Dubuque
Times, Dubuque, Ia, was in the city
this morning, looking after some bust
ness in connection with the manufac
ture of hotel registers. She was a
guest at the Johnson.
Miss Harriet Knight, a teacher in
the Cheyenne public schools and a
member of the board of trustees of
the University of Wyoming, is here
today, attending the meeting of the
board at the university.
Hon. r. P. Fuller of Cheyenne, com
missioner of public lands for the state
of Wyoming, arrived last night from
Saratoga, where he had been to attend
the celebration of the opening of the
railroad from Walcott to that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Greene of Jelm
and their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Greene of Cheyenne, arrived from Jelm
last night, where the latter have been
visiting for some time, and both cou-
pies went to Cheyenne this afternoon.
Hon. ]. F. Crawford, editor of the
Saratoga Sun and a member of the
board of trustees of the University of
Wyoming, is In the city today, attend.
ing the meeting of the board at the
office of the secretary at the univer-
sity.
G.. S. Simmons and his brother. c..
D. Simmons, arrived last night from
Keystone, the latter leaving this after
noon for his home at Verdon. Neb.
He has been visiting for a few days
with the family Of his brother ct Key
stone.
P. Lower, agent for mo Mother To
Guide Her" which company is coming
to the Opera House next Wednesday
night, was in the city this morning,
looking after the posting of the paper
and other details of the coming of the
attraction.
T. H. Longdon of Cincinnati, Art S.
Wolfram of Kansas City, w. o. Stan
ley of a Francisco, j. D.. Culver of
Chicago, J. J. oliver of st. Paul and
Charles c. Thinker, c. E. Adams, jr.,
and R. L. Minaugh of Denver were
guests at the Union Pacific last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Bangs and daugh-
ter, Miss Laura, have gone to Nebras-
ka, where they will visit for a few
days, and when they return they will
be accompanied by another daughter,
Miss Ethel, who will enter the univer-
sity here. Miss Laura will resume her
position in.the bindery department of
The Republican.
DR.. Tebbitt and Will Goodale re-
turned last night from the Bath
ranch, where DR.. Tebbitt had been
called to treat Mrs. Freel, who was
taken i'll on her way home from a trip