, 1907-07-31
SOME GO0DNEWs
FROM ROCK RIVER
INTERESTING LOT OF ITEMS FROM
THE BUSY CENTER OF
TRADE IN NORTH.
Dance at Murray Ranch Was Splendid
Success, Music Being Furnished by
Ankrom of This City-New Resi-
dence Undertaken This Week.
SnecIal IN The Republican.

dance given in honor of the guests at
Murray ranch, which took place IN
Victor Whites new house Saturday
night, proved a bowling success, twen-
ty-six couples being present to par
t~icipate in the dancing and merry
making until the "wee" hours. Elk
cellent music was furnished by Prof.
Niethe and Miss Bess Ankrom of Lar
annie. At midnight Mrs. Evans of the
Home hotel' served light refresh
ments, consisting of punch, lemonade,
ice cream and cake. Many of the
guests were from surrounding ranches.
When the jolly crowd dispersed all de-
clared having spent a very enjoyable
evening, hoping to renew it in the
near future.
Saturday L. L.. Laughlin returned
from IN extended trip west.
The Cheyenne Tourists.
Among those who went from here
to Cheyenne to attend the Frontier
celebration were Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
Ross and daughter, Miss Nell. and
son, John; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lane,
Miss E.. Butler, Miss Bertha Heidi,
Miss Bertha Folda, Mrs. R~eifsnyder,
Miss Mclean, Harry Parkinson, Brice
Kennedy, Tom Keigley, G. Ira Hoge,
r. Marshall, r. Kelley, r. P. Thomas.
f. P. Kendall went to Laramie Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knowell of
Garrett returned from Cheyenne on
Thursday, where they have been to
prove up on their homestead, and they
left for Garrett Friday with a load of
supplies. .
Mrs. G. E. Smith and sister, Miss
Grace Peale, returned Wednesday, aft
err a few days visit with friends in
Laramie.
Sheep for Toltec Company.
The Toltec Live Stock company I'M
loaded $500 sheep here last week,
which were purchased at Soda Springs,
Idaho.
Grandma Blake of Laramie arriv-
ed Friday morning and was met by
her grandchildren, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Dixon of Cooper hill. They left for
the ranch Saturday.
e. S. Waugh made a business trip
to Laramie Saturday.
L'rad MoDorpoptf hoe rat,rnad from
Denver, having spent a few days with
his mother, who is there under the
care of a doctor. She is much i'm
proved in health and expects to return
in a short time.
Victor White and Tom Woody made
a business trip to Laramie Saturday.
Hunting Hay Hands.
William Donnell left for Laramie
Sunday, in search of help for the hay
harvest.
Tom Woody and Frank Shine left
for Laramie peak Monday.
Miss Pearsol, who has been spending
the past week with Mrs. Hoge and
family, returned to Laramie Saturday
evening.
The Misses Garrett of Garrett went
to Laramie Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Clark went to Laramie Sun
day.
Mrs. C. Bennett left yesterday for
Dale creek, where she will spend a
week or SO visiting her brother, Ed
Lane.
Clifford Davis went to Laramie Sun
day for medical treatment.
Prof. Niethe and wife have returned
to Laramie, after a few days fishing,
being very successful.
Gone to Laramie Peak.
DR.. and Mrs. Dean of Denver, Miss
Richards and Will Mathison left for
the Laramie peak country Monday
morning.
A party of Tim Ross friends left
for Garrett Monday.
J.. H. Lewis met with an accident
Monday morning. falling from a bug
gy, and vas bruised up considerably.
P. Farrar has started to build a new
residence.
A site has been selected for a first
class livery stable, to be erected in a
short time.
Albert Cronberg stopped here on his
way home from Medicine Bow.