, 1908-02-10
the Laramie plain, a guest at the John.

| Ernest ]. Travis of Sheep mountain
was here this morning, looking after
some business matters at the count,
seat.
John Irwin was in Saturday after,
loon from the Stickney ranch with a
wagonload of dressed hogs for the local
market.
r. B. Kinley ana Oscar Sodergreen,
who were here to attend the sheep con.
vention Saturday afternoon, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Blair left at
room yesterday for Richmond, Va,
where they will make IN indefinite Wis,
it to their daughter.
w. p. Green, Fred Engle and Mrs.
Langhoff arrived from Walden by the
stage Saturday afternoon, the latter
remaining over until yesterday.
William l.. Fox and Joe Monahdn OF
Denver, +. D.. Freeman of Detroit and
w. c. Browning of st. Louis were
guests at the Union Pacific last night
Judge c. E. Carpenter left last night
for Casper, where he will hold a term
of the Natrona county district court,
one of the counties in the Second ju,
Jicial district.
John Hyland, who has been visiting
his brother in the city, left today for
his old home in Illinois to visit for
several months. Mr.. Hyland is an
old railroad conductor here.
Mrs. w. A. Comfy will leave tomor-
row for her former home at Maumee,
Ohio, where she will visit for some
time. She and her husband arrived
from the ranch yesterday.
George Patterson, court stenograph-
er for the Second judicial district, left
Sunday afternoon for Casper, where
he will attend the term of the district
court to be held this week.
Mrs. Frank Bow man, wife of the pas.
senger conductor on the wyoming di.
vision, arrived from Cheyenne with
her young sol yesterday afternoon for
a brief visit with friends here.
Mrs. William ]. Naismith and Will
Naismith returned today from a sew
eral months visit at New York and
other eastern points. Mrs. Naismith
went for the benefit of her health.
Charles B.. Popp left yesterday for
his home at Denver, after a visit of
several days there, where he and his
brothers, Chris Popp, are opening a
saloon in the old Huempfner building
on Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Durand and
Florence Massey of Butte, Mont, and
i. Horton Weicke of Cheyenne, Saliva
ton Army officers and workers, are
in the city for a series of meetings,
and are registered at the Kuster.
Mr.. Simpson OF Omaha, the mother
OF Clyde Simpson, a studentsat the
university, arrived Sunday afternoon
and is the guest OF Mrs. Cara Simpson,
on Second street, the son making his
home with his aunt during his resi-.
dence in Laramie.
Rev. and Mrs. N. G. Sundby of Cen
rennial were here yesterday, Mrs.
Sundby leaving on the early morning
train for Minneapolis. where she HAD
Eetn informed of the serious illness of
fer mother. Mr.. Sundby returned
LONE later in the afternoon.
Mrs. Eta Roach returned last night
from Sheridan, where she had been
for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. ].
T.. Peckenpaugh, wife of a telegraph
operator. Mrs. Roach reached ALI
ance, Neb., yesterday and telegraphed
her son, Fl. N. Roach, from that place.
C. J.. Gilkison of Fort Collins and
his mother, Mrs. Gilkison, who have
teen visiting with Prof. and Mrs. Gilkl.
son here for a few days, left for home
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Gilkison
brought his baby daughter, Florence.
to this city to be are for by Prof.
and Mrs. Giikison, the babes mother
having died a few weeks ago.
Hon. w. George Aber Of Sheridan.
who came to be present at the meeting
of the board of trustees of the Univer.
sity of Wyoming on Saturday, and
whose resignation as a member of the
the board, returned home yesterday.
He is one of the county commissioners
of Sheridan county and a prominent
business man Of the city of Sheridan.