, 1901-12-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Milton Stipe of Denver was a Sun
day guest at the Kuster.
A. E. Jupp returned last night from
a business trip to Denver.
Dave Morgan of Pueblo is in the
city, a guest at the Kuster.
George Mason of Joplin, Mo-, was at
the Thornburgh on Sunday.
C. J. Vallette and A. K~arquerson of
Holmes are at the Johnson.
H. A. Cox Of Saratoga was at the
johnson hotel this morning.
Charlie Kuster returned Sunday
night from a business trip to Cheyenne.
w. A. Mcintyre, the mining nan OF
Holmes, is in the city, a guest at the
Kuster.
]. M. Ferguson was here from Den.
yer this morning, a guest at the
Thornburgh.
Miss Nan Grant, a teacher in the
East Side school, will leave tomorrow
for a short visit with friends in Chey'
enne.
DIR. o. s. Rhoads and family arrived
yesterday and are domiciled at St
Matthew'S hall, where the doctor will
open a sanitarium.
M. E. Taylor Of the Mining Age al
Laramie was the guest of his brother
c. W. Taylor, 5aturday.-Grand En-
campment Herald.
| Mrs. Summit aud little Q return
to their home at Colores today. Mrs
Summit is the wife Of the operator
at the telegraph Office there.
Mrs. Myra L. Lindsey came in from
her ranch Friday quite i'll. She ii
stopping at her sisters, Mrs. ALFRED
Cook, under the care of DR.. H. L. Stew
ems.
Mr.. Marsh has returned from Rocl
River, where he superintended thu
transshipment of a lot Of mining ma
chinery for the mines west Of tina
place.
Harold Merriam, a sergeant In tn,
cadet corps of the Denver university
Is home for the holidays and is bein,
greeted by a large number Of hi
friends.
w. ]. Broadhurst is down from Til
Siding today, attending a called meet
ing Of the board of county commission
ers at the court house. He is stopping
at the Kuster.
Mrs. Lydia Konold and Miss Louis'
Konold of Laramie are city visitors
Mrs. Hainsworth and sister have re
turned from a visit to Laramie.-Chey
enne Tribune.
Mrs. Myers, who spent the Christ
mas holidays with the family OF he
father, M. H. Murphy, at Second ant
Fremont streets, returned to her hom'
at Cheyenne yesterday afternoon, u
the delayed train.
Captain A. c. Ducat of the Unite'
States army came over from Cheyenn'
last night and spent the forenoon a
the local recruiting once, swearing ii
the recruits and getting then ready t
be forwarded to the Preside.
Joe West and E M. Taylor came IL
from Cooper hill last night. They wer,
present yesterday when the air drill
resumed work on the breast Of tn
Croesus tunnel, and say the outlook I
very favorable for that proposition.
Miss Grace Raymond Hebard Of Lar
annie has returned from a visit to For
Collins, and will spend the remainde
of her vacation with her mother AM
sister in this city, returning to Lara
mie on Thursday.-Cheyenne Tribune
Judge c. w. Bramel and Louis De
Lario returned today from Lander
They had q distressing trip by stag
from Lander to Rawlins, not reaching
the latter place until 10 O'Clock las
night, worn out with fatigue and cold
At RAwlins the Judge was met with tn,
news Of the death Of his brother.
Charles Beach II In the city from
Hanna, near where he 10 doing somt
work for the Ksmmerer Coal company
with which concern he has . good pc
sition. Mr.. Beach d q graduate Of thi
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