, 1907-05-20

sibylee are in the city, the guests Of
Justice and Mrs. Hynds at their home
at Eighth n University streets.
H. N. Small of the Sibylee was a
Wheatland visitor last Thursday and
spent the night the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Shope.-Wheatland World.
Mrs. G. H. Harvey, who has been WIS.,
iting friends and relatives at Denver
and other Colorado cities for several
weeks returned home yesterday after
noon.
H. Hentz of st. Paul, R. H. Devices
of Kansas City, r. l.. Fitch of Omaha
and W. NJ. Mathis and E. N. Davis OF
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N. Meyer have
returned to their ranch at Mandel, af-
ter a buying trip to this city. They
now occupy and operate the Gallagher
ranch at Mandel.
A. F. Potter of Washington, assistant
forester for the department of agricul-
ture, left yesterday afternoon for the
Millbrook ranch as the guest of Colonel
Bell for a few days.
William Davidson left this morning
for Centennial, where he las opened
the Centennial livery stable, "at the
terminus Of the Laramie, Hahns Peak
and Pacific railway"
John A. Smith of Toltec, a former
member of the late firm of Smith G.
Moore, at Toltec, is in the city, a guest
at the Kuster, and will look after
some business matters here.
James Atkinson, the sheepman, left
yesterday afternoon for Rock River. in
tending to be absent from home for
several days, looking after his sheep
interests in the northern part of the
county.
W. B. Emmons returned to the Riv-
erside ranch this morning. after a
brief business visit to the city. He
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den and o. Whitman, to accept posi-
lions on the ranch for the season.
Hon. Otto Gramm returned Saturday
afternoon from Rawlins, where he had
been looking after the duties of warden
of the penitentiary during the absence
of ]. P. Helm. Mr.. Helm attended the
meeting of the Mystic Shrine at Los
Angeles.
DR.. Hamilton and DR.. Douglas return
ed yesterday afternoon from Leslie.
where they had peel for a visit with
DR.. and Mrs. Swigart. The weather
was SO nearly perfect that the gentle
men were somewhat sorry when com
ing-home time came.
John Hill, who has been studying in
Philadelphia for the past five months,
and who will take charge of the scour-
ing plant at the experiment station,
reached home yesterday, coming by
way of Ann Arbor, Mich, where he Wis.,
tied the Downey boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Homer arrived
from Denver yesterday afternoon and
were met on the depot platform by a
number of friends. Mrs. Homer had
been to New England to attend b fun
eral of her mother and Mr.. Homer net
her at Chicago, coming with her to Den
YER and thence home.
George TRADING, superintendent OF
the Centennial stage line, left for the
transfer station with his automobile
this morning, taking a party of nine
men to that station, whence they Will
go to the Douglas creek tie camp for
positions with the Carbon Timber COM
pany. The most of the men are among
the late arrivals from Europe.
Prof. Helen Middlekauff Of the de-
partment of English at the university
and Miss Helen Bassett of that institu-
ton returned yesterday afternoon from
Cheyenne, where they had been to at
tend the state convention OF the
knight of Columbia, stopping on at
Denver on his way home for a Visit
with friends.