, 1901-12-03
PERSONAL

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
V. J.. Butts of Saratoga is at the Kus.
ter.
C. w. Hicks of Centennial was here
today.
Charles E. Hall of Russell, Kas., is
at the %Thornburgh.
A. c. Brooks of Woods is registered
at the Johnson hotel.
G. W.. Stole of Philadelphia is reg
istered at the Johnson.
J. W. Ludwick of New York il at the
Thornburgh for the day.
D. NJ. Hansen of Spicer was a guest
yesterday at the Kuster.
G. M. Williams of Omaha was a Wis.
itor in the city last night.
C. w. Weber and mother were
guests yesterday at the Johnson.
s. H. Dennison and j. H. Mckee of
Walden are guests at the Johnson.
G. r. Sullivan of Rawlins arrived in
the city last night on a business trip.
w. L.. Hough, J. l.. Jones n John
Plattner of Denver are at the kuster.
Ed Whitman and W. H. Heath Of
Denver are registered at the Thorn
burgh. a..
w. E. Brooks, C. l.. Buck and G. M.
Williams of Omaha are guests at the
Thornburgh.
r. G. Hebeler and A. Murray of Rock
! Creek were guests at the Thornburgh
this morning.
Miss Jean Goodale of this city is the
guest of Mrs. R. w. Rich Of Cheyenne,
says the Tribune.
Gus Evans was among the visiting
ranchmen yesterday. He was regis
tered at the Johnson hotel.
Mrs. o. J. Walker and Mrs. Allie
Quentz returned Saturday from a
weeks visit to Denver and Cheyenne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ivinson will
leave tomorrow afternoon for. their
winter home in San Diego, California,
August Drumm, representing the
Philip Fang Brewing company Of Den
yer. is in the city today, in the inter
est of that company.
w. J. Broadhurst is down from his
bhome at Tie Siding, attending a meet
ing of the county commissioners Of
which he is a member.
A.. A. Dimmitt, city editor OF the
Boomerang, left this morning for mis-
home at Seneca, Kas., being summon
ed by a telegram from his wife.
Mrs. Weber, who has been the
guest for some time of her son, c. w
Weber, of Woods landing. left toda,
for her home at Los Angeles, Cal.
The Cheyenne Leader OF yesterday
personalities these Laramieites: Sher
if Alfred Cook, F. B. Cramer, W. A
Whitney. Miss Jennie Goodale and
Earl Carter.
N. E. Corthell returned from Chey
enne this afternoon, bringing word thai
Judge Scott had overruled Mrs. Codes
demurrer in the smith-grand lodge
case and gave her ten days to file re
ply.
NJ. D. Houghton returned from Tie
Siding today. He tried to get home
last night, but vas unable to pervai
upon a freight train to stop at that sta
ton and was compelled to spend the
night there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Robinson will
leave tonight with their grandson, Les
lie Gooding, for near Fort Collins, to
the deathbed Of ]. A. Gooding, the faith
er Of the boy. He is very low. the doc
tors having announced that he cannot
live over %forty-eight hours.
J. H. Livasey of the Wabash railroad,
and his sister, Miss c. 8. Livasey, are
the guests Of the family Of ". M. Ship
man. Miss Livasey will spend the win
ter here for the benefit of her health.
Mr.. Livasey is , conductor on the Wa
bash. and but for the fact that he was
en- route to Laramie, and had given
up his run, he would have been In the
terrible wreck on that road a few days
ago, as It was this train thaf was run
Into. He and MI. shipman are old.
time friends and fellow employees. He
Is q pleasant gentleman, and thinks
the climate of the Laramie plains will
do wonders for his sister.
Everything In Wearing Apserst for
mss md boys It Woodruff ATsrry's.