, 1902-11-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

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William McKc" is mere from Pink
hamton.
w. Mitchell of Chicago and Frank
Hcwctt of Santiago ar" registered at
the kIster.
Dr. James Weaver. the Den.er min
ing man, is in the CT! today, .Ooi:llS
a:t"r his interests here.
County Commissioner J. w. John
son went to Rock creek yesterday on
business for the county.
w. j. Broadhurst is in the city to at
tcnd a called meeting of the board of
county commissioners tomorrow.
r.. II. Homer returned from a bust
ness trip to Salt Lake and Rawlins
Sunday morning and vas a visitor here
today.
Miss DRAMA Williams. teacher in the
third grade at The East Side school,
las gone to Denver to visit the schools
there. and during her absence Miss
Downcy will act as substitute.
Vivian Shearcr has gone to Omaha
to visit his fathcr,R A. Shearer, a mem
Der of the gricvCnce committee ri the
O.RT.. and to have his eyes treated. He
will be absent about a week.
Among the Sunday guests at the
Kustcr were Miss p. L. Bennett, Raw
Inns: Charles Dcarlove. Hatton; w. r
Williams. Tie Siding: II. Romer. c. S.
Acklcy and l." Bonette. Cheyenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brees, who were
married at Douglas Saturday. are in
the city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Breos. They will probably re-
main until Friday before returning to
Douglas. where they will reside.
Mrs. Sink, a cousin of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey Cornwell. passed through from
the west this afternoon, en- route to her
home at Kearn2y. Neb. She was met
on the depot platform by her relatives
who "visited' with here while the
train waited.
Guy Blackmer. a cousin of Mrs. DR..
McCollum, passed through the city
last night, en- route from his home at
Fort Collins to San Francisco, where
he has been forwarded as a naval re-
cruit. He does not know to what YES
sci he will be assigned.
William Miller. the second advance
agent for "A Wise Member" coming
to the opera house mex Saturday, was
iE town today. finding all his work
done by Mrs. Root. anticipating his
coming. He turned in" however, and
put up a lot of commercial paper for
her.
Mrs. c. NJ. Simpson left on the noon
train for Boston. on a strictly business
trip. to be absent perhaps a fortnight.
She was accompanied by Miss Mittie
Richardson, who boarded a railroad
car for the first time. The young lady
q delighted at the prospect of a ride
across the continent.
Sunday guests at the Johnson: f. F,
Cobate. Denver: H. B. May and Ollie
Robyne. Hugo, Colo: J. Veasey and
wife. Chicago; r. w. Rupert, F. Cam
bello. New York: w. Wolfe, c. B
I.ynds and w. w. Lyle. Down Mobile
company: A. NJ. and F. Fl. Falconer,
Morgan. Wyo.. and Miss A. B. BEEN
and Miss Maud West.
W. B. West and daughter. Miss West
and her friend. Miss BEEN. left on the
noon train today for Denver. and viii
&C from there to their home at Mimi
eapolis. Kas. Mr.. West was here to
look after his various mining interests,
the young ladies accompanying him
and the members of his party to Coop.
err hill for nearly a weeks outing.
B. +. Bracken. president of the Dick
ey Mercantile company. Kansas City
Mo. who has been here for the past
week. looking after the CroeSus mine
and other property interests. returned
east today. quite well pleased with the
result of his visit. He spent several
days at Cooper hill and visited the coal
mines of the Monach Coal company,
attending a meeting today of the Lar
annie Oil and Gas company.
The Sunday guests at the Them
burgh included B. F. Bracken, Kansas
City: A. A. Colder. Boston; B. w. Rich
mond, w. E. Brooke, Cheyenne; NJ.
Rosebblum, Chicago: Joseph A. Names
Philadelphia; H. G. White. Den
yer: E. f. Seaman, Kansas City; Paul
c Pefryman. Omaha: William Ma:bie
and wife, Down Mobile company. Ira
d Casteel and II. A. Hunter, Encamp-
ment, and F. o. Harrison, ranch.