, 1901-06-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

district.
j.. D. Naffzeiger is a visitor at the
county seat from Moore.
Robert Woods was a visitor from
Tie Siding last afternoon.
Mrs. James Allen, wife of the post
master at Sybille, is in the city.
Louis Miller had not returned from
Jelm at 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
Hon. Otto Gramm returned at noor
from a weeks visit in California.
A. Z. Miller, of the Temple of Econo-
my, went to Denver on a business trip
last night.
Miss Hannah Hunt returned home
last night from several days visit in
Cheyenne.
j.. p. Woodhave, interested in mines
in the Jelm district, is here from Den
yer.
Colonel N. X. Boswell returned this
afternoon from a business trip to Chey-
enne.
Mrs. E. NJ. McCourt will leave tomor-
row for a few days visit with friends
at Denver.
NJ. J. Fitzgerald of Albuquerque, N.
NJ, and John Fern. Of North Park. are
at the Kuster.
Miss Josephine Barker, a teacher in
the high school, has accepted a sum
mer term of school at Rockdale.
c. B.. Richie and family will
leave tomorrow for Pollock. where
they have mining and ranch interests.
Nick Taylor. the surveyor, who has
just returned from a professional trip
to the country, left last night for Salt
Lake City.
Arthur Ross. Murray Schwartz. L. E.
Adams, Louis Hackstaff, j. D. Mallon
and NJ. Branstine of Denver are guests
at Johnson's.
Arthur Brant and Walter Berner are
in from the Sybille today. and will re-
turn with a load of barbed wire for
fencing purposes.
Frank and John Smith, members of
the Freshman class at the university
left this afternoon for their. home at
Kemmerer.
Fred Whitney of Los Angeles. is the
guest of his father. Assistant Superin-
tendent w. A. Whitney, Of the Union
Pacific here.
Mrs. w. J. Naismith, Jr.. daughter,
Miss Verna, and son, Willie, have gone
to Central City. Neb., where they will
visit for a few weeks.
Ernest N. Wilcox, Elmer D. Merrill
and Bailey Willis, of the United States
geological survey at Washington, are
guests at the Thornburgh.
Prof. Wilbur C. Knight of the facul-
ty of the University of Wyoming, re-
turned this afternoon from a business
trip to Lincoln, Nebraska.
C. A. Black, right of way agent of
the Union Pacific, and A. Simons, con-
nected with the construction DEPART
ment of that company, are in the city.
Inspector A. H. Burke, of the inter-
ior department of the United States
government, passed through the city
this afternoon, en- route from Chey-
enne to Lander.
DR.. George A. Gates of Cheyenne,
who will deliver the. bac~calaureate ser.
mon to the graduates of the UNIVERSE
ty of Wyoming tomorrow afternoon, is
the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Slosson.
A letter has been received from Hon
Luther Fillmore, who is on his ranch
on the Little Laramie, saying he would
probably return to the city this after
noon or tomorrow. The storm may
delay him somewhat.
General Superintendent F. c.
Gentsch Of the Pacific Express com
pany, passed east last afternoon, en-
route to the company's Headquarters at
Omaha from a trip al far west as
Salt Lake.
Miss Mabel Hayford. connected with
the Office of the register and receiver
Of the general land office at Cheyenne,
arrived this afternoon to spend the
Sabbath with the family of her father.
Judge J H. Hayford. in this city.
The Auxiliary to the B. Of l.. E., will
Thursday evening June 20, 1901 from
to 8.