, 1908-06-13
THE LARAMIE REPUBLICAN, DAILY EDITION SATURDAY lvNE a. 1sa


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O. G. Murnan Of Denver is at the
Johnson . I
r. L. Smith of Walden Is at the
Johnson.
J. F. White went to Centennial this
morning.
H. F. Curtis OF Omaha is al the I'm
ion Pacific.
J.. H. Berger Of Kearney. Neb.. is
at the Kuster.
L.. Austin Comfy is registered at the
Union Pacific.
, Mrs. Ben watkins and children went
to Hanna today.
Mrs. T.. H. Knight returned from
Rock River today.
w. E. Clark Of Portland, Ore. is at
the Union Pacific.
Nick Lundquist vas in from his
Sand creek ranch.
Charles S%odergreen arrived from
the ranch this morning.
A. J. Mokler and son., Verne Mck-
Ter, are guests at the Ucion Pacific.
E. w Burke, pure food commission
er of Wyoming, vent TO Encampment
today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ziegler Of Man
del were here on a shopping expedi-
ton this morning.
Sam Bean and G. Kruger were pas
sengers from Walden by the stage
yesterday afternoon.
James M. Thompson of Gleneyre,
Colo, was a city visitor last night, a
guest at the johnson.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Thompson left last night for their
home in Sioux City, Iowa.
Mrs. w. C. McKeown has as her
guest this week Mrs. F. c. Let's OF
Laramie.-Cheyenne Tribune.
Miss Miriam Roberts Of Shoshoni ia
visiting her brother, Edward Roberts.
who is attending the university.
Mrs. Thomas Hebron returned to her
Pioneer canal ranch yesterday after
noon, after a buying trip to the county
seat.
Nola McCool and Annie McCool OF
Nebraska we're in the city last night,
being met here by G. s. Simonson OF
Keystone.
c. X. Buckle of Springfield, s. D.,
is in the city. having business with
the board Of trustees Of the University
of Wyoming.
C. P. Gould, a Philad siDo;a travel
Ing man, end Charles -Zabrinski of
Denver were among the guests at the
Kuster last night
Mr.. and Mrs D.. o. Herrick Of
Millbrook were ~ the city last ev.
ening, attending the cadet ball at the
university gymnasium. ~
Walter Hastings, who has been at
tending the university for the past
year, left for his home at Widdowfield
today to spend the summer.
Miss Ella Hunter, who has been at.
tending the university for the past
year, LEFT for her home today at Down
ington to teach school this summer.
Mrs. Weir, sister Of e X. Crowley OF
this city, Miss Hecht and Mr.. Frank
Kintz, who came from Cheyenne to at
tend the cadet ball, returned home to
uay.
MRS. Caroline Tinkham, sister OF
MIS-. M. c. Brown Of this city, arrived
from her home in Chicago today and
will visit at the Brown residence fol
several weeks.
Miss Grace Drew left for her home
at Hanna today. Miss Drew is of the
normal department of the university
and will teach school this summer in
the vicinity of Hanna.
Mrs. Lena Sitter, the mother of Will
Sitter. the Thornburgh street confec
toner, who has been Ill for a week o.
her home In this city, is believed u
be a little better today
Misses Marion Burrage, Bessie
Jones and Bessie PASCAL went over
to Laramie today where they will at
tend the cadet ball at that place to
night.-Cheyenne Tribune.
William T. Donnell, r. NJ. Booth
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Paul KenLall OF
Rock River were in the city last night,
coming to be present at the cadet ball
at the university gymnasium.
Charlie Crooks and his playmate,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Frazer
left for the Paul Pascoe ranch yester
day afternoon, where they will spend
a week driving cattle to the dipping
watts. 7f
Hon. E. L. Shaw OF Washington, D.
c., connected with the bureau Of ami
NAL husbandry of The department Of
agriculture, is q city visitor. spending
some time in the 0fice Of Director
Towar of the experiment station.
Miss Jennie Enson of Oklahoma is
the guest Of the family of her sister,
Mrs. H.. D. Beemer, at Tenth and
Sheridan streets. and will spend the
greater part Of the summer here. The
sisters have not met before for ten
years.
Just arrived, new sewing machines,
at Mrs. Blake's. 257ts
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