, 1908-04-06
THE LARAMIE REPUBLICAN, DAILY EDITION MONDAY APRIL 6 1908

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tor Leroy Grant.-Cheyenne Tribune.
Elmer Lovejoy is planning a trip to
Denver tonight, if he can be spared
from the shop, to take in the automo-
bile show now in progress in that city.
Hon, ]. w. Nelson, supervisor of the
Medicine Bow forest reserve, was
among the visitors to the city last
night, here in the interest Of the re-
serve.
Prof. H. G. Knight went to Evanston
last night to appear as a witness in
the case of the state against Mrs.
Bruce and her daughter charged with
, murder.
X. j. MacCallum of Walden left sun,
day afternoon for Fort Collins, wnere
he is attending a meeting of the board
of county commissioners of that Colo
RADIO county.
r. H. Lawrence, Karl Spinner and
Thomas Cottle were in attendance at
the Grand Commandery Knight Temp
lar of the state of Wyoming held at
Laramie last week.-Green River Star.
State Auditor Leroy Grant return
ed to Cheyenne Sunday afternoon.
after having spent a couple OF days on
his ranch up the Laramie river, which
his son, Roy Grant, is now occupying.
N. r. Greenfield of Rawlins, prose-
| cutting attorney of Carbon county, is
in the city taking part in the argu-
ments on the motion to dismiss in the
Frank J. Keefe case in the district
court.
Mrs. H. G. Knight, wife of the state
chemist, left yesterday for Wichita,
nas., where she will visit with her
parents during the absence of her hus-
pand to the northern part of the state
on institute work.
Miss r. H. Osborne, VINO has been
here for several days the guest of her
brother, John Osborne, left Sunday af-
ternoon for Spokane, Wash, where
she will visit, having a brother also
at Seattle whom she will see before
returning eastward.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Blair, who
have spent the winter at their former
home at Richmond, Va, returned Sun
day afternoon and are now at the home
of their son, C. e. Blair, in this city.
Both are improved in health from
their stay in the Old Dominion state.
Senator j. w. Johnson this morning
received a note from Rev. H. P. Han
sen, formerly pastor of the West Side
church here. now in charge of a church
at Joliet, Ill, saying hat he and Mrs.
Hansen were nicely situated there and
that they sent their regards to Lara
ME friends.
Mrs. Will Arp, wife of the policeman,
who has been quite i'll for a few days
with a severe attack of erysipelas,
was reported some better this morn
ing, but still under the care of a ply
stefan. Mr.. Arp has not been on duty
for d few nights, devoting his whole
time to his wife.
Fred ]. Ihmsen returned yesterday
afternoon from Sherman, where he
had been spending Sunday with his
family. Mr.. Ihmsen a y the hay har-
vest has not yet begun on the noun
tain, but that the grass is growing and
the first sprouts of the e banana
crop are showing through the soil. He
still believes that Sherman hill is the
garden spot of the county.
Bishop James b. Funsten went to
Cheyenne at oon yesterday, conduct
ing services at st. Marks church last
evening, when a class of forty was
confirmed. Early this morning the
bishop passed through this city again,
going directly to his home at Boise.
He Travelled several hundred miles in
Wyoming during the present trip OF
three weeks and confirmed not less
than 100 persons.