, 1907-07-15

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Mrs. Judge Brady, who has been
visiting with the Mast family, went
to Kansas City today.
Mrs. Weaver spent Saturday in this
city with Or. and Mrs. McCollum, they
taking her back to Tie Siding in their
automobile yesterday.
A. w. Harnden, who was at the Gear
hardt ranch yesterday, caught a trout
weighing three pounds in an irrigating
ditch near the ranch.
Mrs. w. C. Wigle and two little
daughters, who have been visiting
Mrs. C. w. Bramel for some time, left
today for Spokane, Wash.
Hon. G.. M. Winkleman of Walcott is
in the city today. calling at this hive
of industry during the forenoon with
Hon. H. B. Henderson of Cheyenne.
Homer Cowden, George Powell,
James Naismith and Charlie Brands
caught a nice mess Of fish at the Le-
roy bridge yesterday. going out in Mr..
Brands automobile.
G. M. Akers went to Walden this
morning and will return with a man
named Gus Eckleburg, who is i'll and
who will be taken to a hospital at
Denver for treatment.
A. M. Anderson of Alma, Colo, pub
Usher of the North Park Union at Wal
den n a paper at Alma, in the South
Park, left this morning for Walden to
install a printer in the office.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Reed of Centen-
NAL arrived in the city by the Laramie
Plains line yesterday afternoon and
were the guests of Mrs. Fred A. Miller
at her home OF Thornburgh street.
j.. R. Billmeyer, H. R. Hay and C. L..
Wanamaker of Centennial were among
the guests at the Union Pacific last
night, coming across the plains on the
Plains line FISH special" at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. Ed Matthews of Cheyenne, wife
of the passenger conductor, former res.
idents Of this city, was here yesterday,
the guest Of the family of her sister.
Mrs. M. F. Knadler, at Second and
Park venue.
]. A. Kane, a printer who has been
employed in the office Of the Wyoming
Industrial Journal here, and wife left
this morning for Walden, Mr.. Kane
having accepted a place in the Office
of the North Park Union.
Dean Hunton returned home yester
day from Laramie, where he had beer
attending the state university. He
made the trip overland on his wheel,
crossing the Laramie plains and
the range of MISUNDERSTANDING
World.
Father Duffy of Cheyenne is in the
city, travelling owe the state in the in.
terest of the Catholic cathedral at
Cheyenne, now in process of building
He was present during the services al
the Catholic church yesterday.
Attorney T. H. Gibson and Mr.. An
derson Of Moline, ILL.,, returned yester
day from Toltec, having made the jour
ney in Will Goodale's car. They re
turned without accident of any sort
Mr.. Goodale finding fairly good roads
for bis automobile
Hon. Andrew Olson of Rawlins, su
perintendent Of the Carbon Timber
company, left this morning for Key
stone, coming from the west yester
day afternoon, and Is looking after the
interests of the company at the Doug
las creek tie camp.
James M. Christensen returned yes
terday from Saratoga, Encampment
and other points thereabouts, being
present at Saratoga Saturday when the
last spike was driven en- the road from
Walcott to that city. The train car.
ried several passengers back to Wal
colt when it returned late in the af
ternoon.
M. r. Johnston of Wheatland, L. G
Phelps of Meeteetse, C. A. Butcher Of
Sheridan, Charles F. Maurer of Doug
las and Rev. Leon C. Hills of Evanston
constituting the board appointed by
the governor to investigate the Morton
charges against the University Of
Wyoming, are in the city, having en-
tered upon their duties this morning
They are registered at the Union Pa
cifc.
G. H. Denton and w. B. Denton o.
Denver, who have been fishing along
the Laramie river, having ONE to this
county by way Of Fort Collins, arrived
in the city last night, in an automobile
and will go from here to their home
They broke a spring on the way in ant
stopped here to have the repairs made
The young men have had a delightful
outing, experiencing no greater diff
Guilty than an occasional rainstorm ant
some mud.
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