, 1901-06-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

L. Nolhl's - mere Nun Nlhl't'l'
\. R. Brant is in from Moore.
l.. L. Laughlin is here from Toltec.
J.. Doggett of Saratoga is in the city.
Charles P. Dow is a North Park Wis
itOr.
c. +. Richardson is in from Tie Sid
ing.
w. Workman is mere from Chey-
enne.
C. L. Carpenter of Denver is at the
Kuster.
S S. Woods and wife are down from
Woods Landing.
NJ. Parker and wife are in from the
Hyde Park ranch.
O. D. IIcling Of Kansas City is at
the Thornburgh.
d. l.. Berry and wife of Boston are
stopping at Johnson's.
~Thornburgh. He halls from Boston.
William Good of Red Buttes was
down from hat place last afternoon.
w. C. Morris and Tom Higgins We're
among the Tie Siding visitors last
night.
G. l.. Porter and wife are here from
Woods Landing, guests at Johnson's
hotel.
Louis Miller. Prof. Woodhave and
Mr.. Spence drove to the Jelm mines
today. and will remain away some
days.
Carl Hayford and sister, Miss Ma
bel HayfOrd, who were here to attend
the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Ed
wards. returned to their home at Chey-
enne on the noon train.
Mrs. Dunlap. who has spent the last
few months with the family of her son,
C. II. Dunlap. of the telephone com
pany. left today for Marion Center,
Kas., where she will visit for a time.
Frank Murphy, a graduate of the
university, who was taken i'll shortly
after commencement, and who has
since ben confined to his bed, is on the
road to and will soon be out
again.
Albert J. Gates, who spent a few
days here as the guest of his parents
and to be present at the wedding of
his sister, Miss Mary. and Mr.. Gar
lock yesterday. returned to his home
at Denver today.
Walter C Klein. who has been at
tending the Christian Brothers col
mer vacation. and will remain here
about six weeks, until the fall term of
school begins. when he will return to
St. Louis.
Z. D. Carter. who is at Cedar Rap
ids. Iowa, today, on a visit with rela.
tives. is expected home on Sunday,
but Mrs. Carter will not return for
several weeks. remaining in Iowa UNI
til her mother is able to accompany,
her here to spend the summer.
Rev. H P. Hansen returned late
yesterday afternoon from Denver,
where he was called to perform the
marriage ceremony for a couple of
his old Pensioners. He was detain-
ed a day that he might perform a like
service for a Cripple Creek friend of
his and a Denver lady.
Attorney General and Mrs. Van Ors-
dell were in the city today, en- route
to their home at the state capital from
a very pleasant trip to the Pacific
coast. They went by rail to Los An
geles and thence by boat to Portland
and other Oregon points. Mrs. Van
Orsdell's health was greatly benefited
by the trip.
Frank Prayer and his two sons are
in the city, taking in the sights and
in supplies. Mr.. Prayer is one
of the pioneers of Garrett, and has liv-
ed to see that thriving settlement
from nothing to its present pro
portions. They are now getting mail
three times a week from Rock River,
whereas. when Mr.. Prayer was young,
and the Indians roamed over the Lar
lmie plains almost undisturbed, If
nail arrived once in three months the
thought they were very near
civilization. The boys are bright,
manly fellows, with much Of their IA
hers good nature and business gen.