, 1908-01-13

Mrs. John w. Jamison, little daugh-
ter and son, Verne, came home from
the east today, having visited relatives.
Prof. Towar and F. s. King have
gone to Helena to attend the National
Wool Growers association convention.
Mrs. Hannah Durlacher, who has
been i'll at her home for a few days,
was able to be down town this morn
ing.
w. B. Barnett of Cheyenne was
looking after the business of the Three
Rules.
w. NJ. owen of Cheyenne pass, who
was here to attend the sheepmen's
convention, left for the ranch this
morning.
George II. Gardner and Albert John
son of Denver were among the visitors
to the city last night, staying at the
Johnson.
Emil Larson of Rawlins returned
home today, after having spent a few
days here and attended the wool grow
ers' meeting.
Ed Barber left this morning for Lar
annie to attend the annual meeting Of
the Wyoming Wool Growers associl,
tion.-Lusk Herald.
Miss Laura Dean returned last night
from her home at Douglas and this
morning resumed her duties at the
University of Wyoming.
NJ. F. Reed of Centennial returned
home this morning, having spent Sun
day in this city, the guest Of his broth
er-inlaw, Fred A. Miller.
Attorney General William H. Null
len of Cheyenne, who spent Saturday
in this city on business with Judge
Carpenter, returned home that evening.
Thomas Peryam passed through
Monday on his way back to the Wyo-
ming university to continue his studies
at hat popular institution.-Saratoga
Sun.
Mrs. Ed Watkins and babe of Pueblo
are in the city, arriving this morning
for a months visit with MIR. and Mrs.
John Watkins at their home at Fourth
and Clarke streets.
H. E. Hunter of Walden left yes
terday afternoon for Denver, having a
carload of fat cattle on the way to
that place for the stock show which
begins there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Kinley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Sodergreen and Charles F.
Sodergreen of Sheep mountain, who
were here attending the wool conven-
ton, left for their homes yesterday.
George Heaton and F. l.. Sheik of
Denver, Charles S. Clark of Richmond,
Va, John Nj. Struck of St. Louis and
Frank Stone OF Omaha were among
the guests at the Union Pacific last
night. -
H. NJ Conrad, assistant supervisor
of the Medicine Bow forest reserve
and ranger in charge of the Crow creek
reserve, left for the latter reserve this
morning to look after some homestead
matters.
M. G.. McCuen of Martinsburg, Ia,
who has been working on the H.. E.
Hunter cattle ranch at Walden, left
for Denver Saturday night, in charge
of the Hunter cattle to the stock show
in that city.
Supervisor J.. w. Nelson leaves to-
day for Laramie and Keystone on ma.
tional forest business. He will pro-
badly take in the state wool growers
convention at Laramie while absent
Saratoga Sun.
Conductor Fred CAN'T left for Den
yer today for a few days visit. When
he returns he expects to be accom-
panied by Mrs. CAN'T, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Harris,
for some time.
Prof. NJ. A. Stoner of the domestic
science department of the University
South Dakota, having been informed
of the serious illness of her mother.
Her stay is indefinite.
Judge NJ. C. Brown of Laramie, but
who later was appointed judge of a
district in Alaska, and later practiced
at his profession in Seattle, was in
Casper this week visiting among old
time friends.-Casper Tribune.
Frank Eastman of Fort Collins, a
brother of Miss Arletta Eastman of
Rawlins, whose wedding is announced
in an item in the university notes in
today's issue of The Republican, is
here for a brief visit, having formerly
resided at Laramie.
Miss Bovee, a teacher in the East
Side school, has been granted a weeks
leave of absence and left Saturday
night, on the Wool Growers special,
for her home at Helena, Mont, &C
companying the ladies' of the party IN
a private car. She will return later in
the week.
William Benton, the Holmes mining
man, who was here for Sunday, left
for home this morning. Mr.. Benton
brought word of another find of copper
in the Topeka company's mine, the
breast of the tunnel being twenty-five
feet in the body, which is looking
very good indeed.
Hon ]. w. Nelson of Saratoga, for.
est supervisor of the Medicine Bow
forest reserve, who was here attending
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