, 1908-01-06
PARAGRAPHS

Ed X. Crowley came over from Chey-
enne yesterday.
Frank H. Eggleston went yer to
Cheyenne on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Ernest left
today for Denver on business.
F. l.. Fernald of Rawlins was among
the business visitors t. the city last
night.
Ralph McGibbon left this morning
for the Willow Creek ranch on a bust
ness trip.
Claude Elias returned today from
his home at Rock Springs to again at
tend the university.
Charles Jarvis and family have re-
turned from a two weeks visit to their
old home at Toledo, la.
Dean and Tom Hunton returned
from Wheatland yesterday n will
again enter the university.
e. T. Payton of Cody was in the
city yesterday, delivering a lecture on
psychology to a small audience.
Miss Evelyn Eykyn left today for
Denver, where she will again take up
the study of music at Wolfe hall.
Postmaster Beltz returned Sunday
morning from Denver, where he had
bein for a day or two on business.
Clyde Simpson has returned from
his home in Omaha, Neb., and will
enter upon his studies at the univer-
sity.
Miss Maggie Coughlin and niece,
Katherine, went to Cheyenne today.
Katherine will again enter the con,
vent.
Miss Mate Murray, a student at the
university, returned yesterday after
noon to resume her studies at that
institution.
Mrs. Wesley Davies and children OF
Palisade, arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs
w. A. Hooker and daughters.-Evans,
ton Press.
Miss Edith NJ. Cundiff is preparing
for a visit at Albuquerque, N. M. She
is now at the home of Mrs. C. w. Arey
in this city.
Misses Abbie and Grace Drew re.
turned from their home at Hanna yes
terday to attend the university this
coming term.
Misses Clara Prahl and Anne Reid
returned to Evanston Sunday, where
they are employed as teachers in the
schools of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe Larson, who were
married here Saturday afternoon by
County Attorney Downey, left fol
their ranch yesterday.
William McMurray vent on the noon
train to Denver, having been summon
ed by wire that his mother was Sc
siously i'll in that city.
J. w. Stryker of Laramie was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Sawyer several days last
week.-Wheatland World.
Misses Louise Hinkel and Agnes An
derson returned from their home al
Rock Springs yesterday to attend the
university again this term.
Principal Tidball of the high school
has pleasant things to say of his visit
TO Laramie, the state university, his
alma mater.-Rock Springs Rocket.
w. NJ. Mosman of Walden, who took
his mother to Denver a few days ago
returned to the city yesterday after
noon and left for home this morning
Edwin Crowley, a student at the uni
yersity and an officer of the corps Of
cadets, has returned to the city ant
resumed his studies at the university
Miss Edith Belts returned to her du
ties as a teacher at the Woods schoo
this morning, after spending the
Christmas holidays with friends IL
this city.
Among the visiting ranch people tc
the city Saturday afternoon were Mrs
William KUHN, w. e. Robinson, q. ]
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Klein ant
James Vass.
Miss Alice Rice returned to her du
ties as teacher at the Sodergreer
school this morning, having spent the
Christmas holidays with her parents
in this city.
Miss Craig has been visiting in Lar
annie this week, and we are informed
that a certain scribe in that city i;
extremely happy in consequence
Rawlins Journal.
Miss Laura Dean of Douglas has in
formed friends here that she will moi
enter the university this term. Miss
Dean was the Cheyenne Tribune's
scholarship winner.
Miss Edith West, who is teaching
the Osterman school near Jelm, return
ed to that place this morning, after
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