, 1907-01-07

guests at the Union racine.
Misses Catherine and Margare
Coughlin left yesterday for Cheyenn,
to attend the convent school for tn,
remainder of the present year.
Mrs. Skidmoro of Cheyenne, VIII
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II
A. Smith and other friends here, re
turned home Sunday afternoon.
Representative Carl Sieverts of Lit
tie Medicine went to Denver Saturday
afternoon, intending to return to Chey.
enne today fo- the opening OF the leg
islature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard left Sunday
afternoon for Rawlins, Mr.. Howard
having a position ON the Rawlins.
Green River district of the Wyoming
division.
Senator Atheriy and Representa-
tives Callahan and King left Sunday
afternoon for Cheyenne to assume theiI
duties as members OF the Ninth state
legislature.
Miss May Winston, who is teaching
at Hanna, returned to that place Sun.
day afternoon, after having spent the
Christmas holidays with relatives in
this city.
NJ. ]. Coughlin and wife have return.
ed to the ranch after spending a day
or two in the city. They came in with
their daughters, who have returned to
school at Cheyenne.
c. e. Jackson left this afternoon for
Salt Lake, and when he returns he
will go to Boston, accompanied by Mr..
Shaw of the Douglas Consolidated Plac-
er Mining company.
R. N. McShay, John Wells, Frank
Hammond and George Hammond, of
May, Idaho, and G. B. Graves of Gold
burg, Idaho, were here today, having
stock on the way to market.
George Nichols has arrived from Den
yer and will assume the mechanical
management Of the Johnson automo-
bile shop on Second street when that
establishment is ready for business.
Miss Bada johnson, who spent the
Christmas holidays at her home in this
city, returned to Evanston yesterday
afternoon and will resume her duties
as a teacher in the West Evanston
schools.
NJ. Horton, who has been connected
with the Carbon Timber company's
store at Rock River, left this morning
for Keystone, where he will again be-
come the bookkeeper for the company
at that place.
A. j. Vance of Cheyenne, general
manager for Wyoming for the Rocky
Mountain Bell telephone company, was
here from Cheyenne yesterday, looking
over the repairs and improvements 60
ing forward here.
Doris Stewart, daughter of Superin-
tendent Stewart of the Laramie Plains
line, returned to Denver yesterday aft.
ernoon and will re-enter school there.
She was accompanied by her father,
who will probably return tonight.
D. H. Clark of st. Paul, MINI, trav-
cling for a Chicago medical supply
hnllga iG in rhn ,ity rfgftiru prfth hi,
old friend, DR.. C. A. Ballard, and Incl
dentally looking after his business in
terests here. He comes about every
four months.
Hon. Andrew Olson, a former mem
Der of the legislature from Carbon
county, and still quite interested in the
sessions, went to Cheyenne yesterday
afternoon to be present at the inaug.
u~ration Of Governor Brooks today and
the opening of the legislature tomor
row.
Mrs. Bridget Higgins, who left here
Saturday, after a visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs. DR.. Delaney, telegraphed tc
the doctor yesterday, from Missouri
Valley, Ia, that she was unhurt in the
accident which caused the death o
Louis DeLario. She occupied a berth il
the sleeper directly across the aisl,
from the unfortunate young man.
Jacob Berner left Sunday afternoon
for Denver, where he will spend a few
days attending the Lumbermen's con
~vention in session in that city. He /!
a member Of the Coacatenated Ordel
of Hoohoos, and as there are some can
didates to be initiated at this meeting
Mr.. Berner will not be expected tt
grow overly homesick and hurry bacl
before the end of the convention.