, 1908-09-08

OF their mother, Mrs. Susan Jane Fill
more, were shipped to Oakland, Cal.
for interment.
Frank Stread of the Riverside ranch
was among the visitors to the city
last night. leaving for home again
this morning.
G. S.. Alexander Of Chillicothe, O.,
Fred Stock of Denver and B. F. Gar.
rison of Burlington. Ia, were guests
at the Johnson last night.
Judge H. ". 8 Groespeck went tc
Denver Sunday afternoon and was the
speaker at the socialists celebration
of Labor day In that city.
Bernard Holtum, arrived from Cen
tennial yesterday. afternoon, on. a bust.
ness trip, returning home by 3 the
Plains line train this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor M. White, who
were married yesterday morning.
Miss Rose White and John White of
Rock River left for home today.
Mrs. Fred Cameron and young
daugrter left today for Gothenburg
Neb.. where they will visit Mrs. Came.
ron's parents for the next month.
J.. w. Stryker, who has been visit
ing with his daughter. Mrs. D. N. Sud.
duth, at Walden, for a fortnight. is
expected home late this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ivinson and
Miss Elizabeth Grow left this morning
for Denver in their automobile, and
will be quartered at the fremont hotel.
Mrs. Charles Gardner and daughter,
who have been visiting at Salt Lake,
passed through the city Sunday after.
noon, or their way to Denver, their
home.
w. H. ,Crandall, the contractor, left
for Centennial this morning with his
grading outfit, having a contract on
the. Laramie Plains lines Walden ex-
tension.
Mrs James Mathison went to Chey.
enne Sunday to visit until her hus-
band returns from Lander, where he
is attending the Pythian grand lodge
meeting.
Ray Wood, chief clerk in the Office
of Manager Otto Gramm of the Bos-
ton and Wyoming Lumber company,
went to Centennial this morning on
business for the company.
Miss Alice Holliis; returned yes.
terday afternoon ftom Cheyenne,
where she had been attending the an.
nual meeting OF tho Wyoming State
Sunday School association.
Mrs. 8. j. Casteel of Big Creek ar
rived in the city yesterday and left
last night for Denver, where she will
attend the interstate fair and visit
friends for a week or more.
Mrs. Cain, Mrs. Dickens and Mrs.
Gardner Of Centennial are in the city
today. MRS. Cain brought her two
sons, John and Tom Cain, who will
attend the university this winter.
w. w. Paterson Of Rock Springs
formerly grand chancellor Of the
knights OF Pythias in this state, pass
ed through the city Sunday on his wa,
to. Lander to attend the grand lodge
meeting.
Judge Gibson Clark returned to his
home at Cheyenne last night, after
having attended the meeting yesterday
of the executive committee Of the
board Of trustees of the University OF
Wyoming.
Mrs. Tinkham of Chicago. the
daughter OF the late Mrs. Susan Jane
Fillmore, left for Oakland, Cal, yes
terday afternoon. accompanied by
Mrs. M. c. Brown, with the remains
Of their mother. 81.
John Kunkie, who has been i'll for a
few days at his rooms at Mrs. G. 2.
Harvey's, was able to be down town
a part of the day yesterday, still some.
what weak from the attack, but believ-
ed to be on the road to recovery.
M. M. Green of Chicago, secretary
of the Rambler Copper and Platinum
company, and E. w. Cheney of Shell
byville, Ind, n Of the large share
holders in that company, left this
morning for the Rambler mine to
watch the progress OF the work on
that property.
e. R. Talmadge left for his home at
Chicago yesterday. He spent the day
Sunday at the Boswell ranch, where
the Tallmadge-Buntin company is plan.
ming to build a huge storage reser-
voir for the reclamation Of a vast
tract of land. The reservoir will del
uge the Boswell and other ranches
in that section.
Miss Olive Garrett, Miss Fannie Gill
espie and Robert Garrett of Garrett,
who were here yesterday to be pres
ent at the marriage Of Victor White
and Miss Genevieve Garrett, at the
home of Rev. r. A. Lansdell, left for
their home this afternoon. They were
guests at the Johnson during their
stay in the city.