, 1908-06-05
STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM TODAY
THE ICE CREAM THAT MILLS MAKES
MILLS University Book and Drug Store
PARAGRAPHS

Ed Cook is here from Centennial.
A.. b. Gillespie of Garrett is in the
city.
Father Duffy of Rawllns is in the
city.
william G. Hass of Cheyenne is in
the city.
John w. furnish Of Walden is al
the Johnson.
j. B. Ehrson of Enterprise, Kas., is
a city visitor.
William Jones OF Lindsey, Neb., is
visiting here.
Mrs. c. w. Taylor returned from
Sherman today.
Mrs. Dolf Walcott and son of Chey-
enne are in the city.
Frank viox of Green River is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Rev. Carl Thell returned home to
day from points in Nebraska.
Tim Keliher, the Union Pacific de-
t~ective, is in the city on business.
State Auditor Leroy Grant. arrived
from the state capital this afternoon.
F. r. Dildine Of Cheyenne was a
guest during the night at the Kuster.
George Heberland left today for Den
yer. where he has q position awaiting
him.
C. w. Anderson is in from Camp
l. nnCcfa po,, I acI;a 4oJau gn. -.
ness trip.
Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll came from
Cheyenne today to attend to business
in the city.
William Flynn and Carl Jaynes of
Mandel were guests at the Johnson
this morning.
Mrs. c. E. Davis left this morning
for Walden, where she will visit dur
ing the summer.
w. H. Austin of Cody was among
the visitors to the city last night, reg
istered at the Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. McNealey are in
from their Centennial ranch today,
guests at the Johnson.
Frank Carroll of Tie Siding is
among the visitors to the city, reg
istered at the Johnson.
Mrs. Emigh and children arrived
from Walden last night and were
among the guests at the johnson.
c. N. Haight and wife, Tom Shelley
and Albert E. McGloyn of New York
were guests at the Johnson last night
At the Kuster last night were
Thomas E. Sprague, John Gill, ]. F.
Pierce, l. H. Williams and Hugh Clay.
ton and wife.
Judge John D.. Milliken. president
Of the Northwest Land and r com.
pany of Denver. arrived in the city to-
lay on business.
Mrs. James Fenwick and pretty little
daughter of GoIdfield. New, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Fenwick at
Sixth and Custer streets.
At the Union Pacific are e. Z. Bur.
ton of Dowagiac. Mich, C. C. Casten-
sen and L. Wimber of Denver and l..
P. Biddick of Boise, Idaho.
Jacob Lund is in from his Big Lar
annie ranch today and reports his, ap-
pie trees one mass of blossoms, pre-
senting a most beautiful sight.
F. W. Geddes and son of the Deer
wood ranch at Centennial we're here
last night, leaving for home this morn
Ing in charge of a shipment of cattle
from the west.
Mrs. J.. H. Jackson returned from
Cheyenne today. where she has been
to visit her husband, who was trans
ferred to the blacksmith department
OF the Cheyenne shops.
Thomas Bath, who came here to
attend the funeral of his brother, the
late Sheriff Alfred Bath, left today for
Ely, New, his home. Mr.. Bath is en-
gagged in the mining business in Ely.
Charles Eberhart. Lewis Eberhart
and Katie Eberhart and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mulfeld arrived today from
Brooklyn, N. Y, they being relatives
of Dick Eberhart of this city. TheRy in
tend to make their home in the Gem
City.
Mrs. Jacob May left last night for
San Diego, Cal. Her daughters, Miss
Violet Martin and Miss Media May,
have been spending the winter on the
coast. Mrs. May intends to spend a
month there and then will be accom-
panied home by her two daughters.
Jack Christmas. a former student
at the university here, who has been
attending the K%earney military acad-
envy for the past two years, passed
through the city today. bound for his
home at Kemmerer. Mr.. Christmas
was met at the train by a number of
his old college chums.