, 1901-10-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

H. l.. Hedges, Denver. is at John
sons.
Sheriff Daniels OF Rawlins was here
today.
w. o. Petzold of Sheridan is at the
Kuster.
B. H. Kent. New York. is at the
Th%ornburgh.
s.. Billstein of Cleveland is at the
Thornburgh.
Benjamin J. Reid of st. Paul is at the
Thorrburgh.
Mrs. Joe Code is home from a trip
to Cheyenne.
C. B. Richie came in from Lake
creek last night.
John Ernest came home from Den
yer this afternoon.
E. H. Thornton is down from his
Rock river ranch today.
Sam Daniels, a whisky salesman of
chicago, Is at Onnson s.
F. B. Cramer came in from the Mich
igan mine this afternoon.
T. E. Smith, Omaha, and J. NJ. Da,
Wis, Denver, are at the Kuster.
Mrs. Webb left last afternoon for
Thompson Springs. Utah. for a visit.
Orley Lewis of Walden and P. Sim.
onsen of Centennial are at Johnson's,
John F. johnson and Lewis Miller
ing.
Peter Mordhurst returned last night
from a business trip to the Michigan
mine.
Mrs. C. B. Richie will leave tonight
for a visit in Iowa and other eastern
states.
C. F. Wayne, Parachute, and NJ. E
Smith, Gleneyre, are Colorado guests
at the Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Peale return.
ed to their home at North Platte, Neb.
on the noon train.
NJ. Z. Dodge, Denver, and H. D. Ches
eldine, Omaha, are railroad men regis
tered at the Thornburgh.
w. Condeet. wife and son, arrived
from Bennett, Wyo., this morning, and
are stopping at the Kuster.
Mrs. NJ. J. Marsh and Mrs. E. r
Hubbard of Walden were registered al
the Thornburgh this morning.
Harry Williamson, the druggist, re
turned last night from a combined
business and pleasure trip to Denver
Mrs. John Huempfner and daughter
Miss Marguerite, and young son left
today for Pocatello, Idaho. Miss Mar
guerite will later go to Salt Lake for q
course in college there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Phillips re
turned last night from Denever, where
they had been attending the festival
They had a delightful time and en-
joyed the occasion very much.
N. X. Boswell returned last nigh
from a visit to the new ~penitentiary a
Rawlins. He thinks the buildings ma!
be completed some time this montl
and the prisoners transferred.
Charles 7. Peabody has gone to Sal
Lake for a visit with his brother Al
fred. and may decide to remain in tina
city for the practice of his profession
If he thinks the situation will justify
He is a skilled engineer, and that cit
is said to offer many inducements TO
a man in that business.
e. S. Boswell, late manager of tn
Thornburgh hotel here for the Pacif
Hotel company, left last night for Der
yer with his family, and will not returl
to Laramie. Mr.. Boswell mas a nun
Der of very f%1attering offers. including
one at Kansas City, which he may de
eide to accept. The Republican wishe
him success wherever he may locate
and health to his charming wife an,
daughter.
]. NJ. Whitney and wife. OF IVA, Wy
oming, were In town several days dur
ing the past week visiting with Enocl
Cornell and family. Mr.. Whitney II
a stockman on the Laramie river. ant
Mr.. Cornell is endeavoring to persuade
him to move into the basin, where Mr.
Cornell is largely interested. Mr.
Whitney, Mr.. Cornell and Hon. C.. W
Burdick of Cheyenne, were at one tim,
all located near each other in the Lar
annie river country, and all three spen'