, 1901-09-25
PERSONAL

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William Good is in from his ranch
today.
J. Mcmillan of Evanston is at the
Kuster.
A. F. Mack Canoe of Rock Dale is in
the city.
William A. Cassils of Collins. Wyo.,
is stopping at the Thornburgh.
City Clerk McCullagh and Charlie
trip to Denver.
Rev. J.. P. Walch Of Rock Springs
was in the city this morning, returning
home on train No. g..
Mrs. Mike Sullivan and son arrived
from Rawlins this morning and are the
guests of friends in this city.
Mr.. n Mrs. William L.. Baxter ar
rived from Boise. Idaho, last night and
are registered at the T~hornburgh.
Mrs. A. E. May of the Dormitory left
this afternoon for q trip to San Fran
cisco, where she will attend the Eplsco-
pal convention.
John Engstrom. the Laramie alder
man employed as mochinist here. re-
turned from the Gem City today
Cheyenne Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hull and family
left today for their former home at
Boone, Iowa, for a months visit with
relatives n friends.
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Hunter and lit
tie daughter Of Fort Collins were the
guests Of Judge and Mrs. j. H. Hay
ford during their stay in the city.
N. X. Boswell went to Rawlins on
the morning train, on business con-
nected with the removal of the pris-
oners to the new penitentiary at that
place.
Rev. H. H. McQuilkin returned to his
home at Cheyenne on the noon train.
He had been here to assist in the in
stallation of a pastor at the Presby-
terrain church.
S. A. Campbell, superintendent of the
fish hatchery. returned this afternoon
from the LaPlata district. where he had
been with some young trout for lakes
i'll that section.
C. A. Black. land agent for the I'm
ion Pacific, who has been here for a
few day closing some deals for Union
Pacific lands, left on the morning train
today for Evanston.
A Deselm n Mr.. Bowles, Of the
firm of Bowles & Wright, Little Medi.
cine, have returned from a business
trip to Cheyenne. where they had beer
before the state land board.
Rev. James Lynch, presbyterian mis-.
%sionary for Boulder presbytery, arriv.
ed Unexpectedly In the city last ever
ing and was present at the installation
of Rev Hogbin at the Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milward Adams Of Chi
cago, who have been the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert H. Homer for the past
three weeks, returned home today. Mr.
Adams is the manager of the Auditor
ium at Chicago.
Miss Willie Trewartha, who hat
been at Waterloo, Iowa, and Leaven
worth. Kas.. for o than a year fol
the benefit Of her health, returned
home this afternoon. her health having
been greatly improved by her stay in
Iowa and Kansas. p
Earle and Merf Wolfard returned tc
Laramie, Tuesday, to resume theil
studies at the state university. having
, spent their vacation at home. Pre-
5 vious to their departure q company o.
> about fifty Of their frieuds gave the
boys a very pleasant farewell party
| Grand Encampment Herald.
J. T. Wyche, resident engineer fol
the Union Pacific, arrived from Chey
enne this morning and passed on west
He was accompanying CHEF Engines
Bissell Of the Boston and Maine rail
road on . tour Of Inspection Of the
new work On the Union Pacific, the
party occupying oflcial car 90. Mr..
Bissell will 90 to Ogden.
Emory Land. son Of Superintendent
Land Of the fsh hatchery ct Laramie.
and a student 1t Annapolis Naval
academy, visited ~ Rock Springs this
week with his old friend IN tAe Wyo-
ming university, Robert Smith. Jr.,
Like 20 many western boys Mr.. Land
IL winning the highest Aoaors In ~
class It the 0oyss1msnt noa1sngan1
IL also In thsslead . N a<Alsts.-Aock
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