, 1902-02-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

~ ~. NtDOLdiu Wthl 10 DtlINeT Ou
the noon train, on a business trip.
W. J. Ennis and C. l.. Gloyd of Chica.
day.
B. F. Simpson and wife of Sand creek
at the Johnson.
Miss Annie Reid returned yesterday
from a delightful two days visit with
friends in Cheyenne.
Rev. H. p. Hansen. pastor of the
West Side church. left today for a
short business trip to Denver.
Mrs. Helen Kidd of Laramie, selling
agent for various makes OF pianos, is
in the city.-Rawlins Republican.
F. w. OFT of the Laramie Times will
go to Denver tomorrow. to be absent
two Or three days, on a business trip.
Jesse Converse went to Cheyenne
on the noon train to attend the annual
convention of the Scottish Rites Ma.
sons.
Jackson l. Brown returned Sunday
from a trip to Laramie. He wen on
up to his French creek ranch Monday
morning.-Saratoga Sun.
Mrs. Florence Weaver McCallum
left yesterday for Cheyenne, where
her husband. DR.. McCallum. will locate
for the practice of his profession.
Mrs. Lew Hughes and son. formerly
Of this city, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Rauner. They
will return to their home in Cheyenne
tomorrow.
B. R. Pearson of Hastings, Neb., who
has been here for a day or two trying
to buy horses to be SEN to South AT.
RIGA, went west this afternoon. He will
return t. Laramie.
Dana A. Crawford of Saratoga was
in the city this morning, on his way to
Cheyenne. He Is the son Of Colonel
Crawford Of the Saratoga Sun, and is
on business for the paper.
Miss Mabel Hayford, -stenographer
in the United States land Office at
Cheyenne, spent Washington's birth
day with her parents in this city, re.
turning to her post on the noon train
today.
Harry B~reitenstein and mother re-
turned Friday from Iowa, where, for
several weeks past he has been, un'
dergoing treatment in a hospital. He
is completely ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tribune.
Capt. A. C. Ducat of the United
States army arrived from Denver last
night and spent the forenoon at the
local recruiting station, swearing In
some recruits and getting them ready
to be sent to the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller went to
Cheyenne on the noon train. Mr.. Mil
Ter will attend the meeting of the Scot.
fish Rites Masons and Mrs. Miller will
visit there until her husband shall have
taken the degrees in the lodge.
Miss Ella Rice has accepted a posi-
ton as stenogl apher in the Office Of
Superintendent A. j.. Vance Of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
pany at Rawlins and went to that place
yesterday to assume her duties.
Frank Alkire and wife went to Den
yer this morning and will remain there
until In operation to be performed up
on Mr.. Alkire has been accomplished
at the Union Pacific hospital. They
will keep house in that city in furnish
ed apartments.
Mrs. Graf and Mrs. Winslow OF Ev
ahston. who have been at Omaha on 9
visit, passed through this morning, en-
route home. They are friends o.
George Fast, the local agent Of the Pa
cific Express company, and he was or
the platform to greet them while the
train waited.
Mrs. James C.. Eagon, wife OF the
new manager Of the Thornburgh hai
arrived from her former home at Mex
leo, Mo-, and will reside here. Mr.. Ea
expects to take full charge of the
~Thornburgh. relieving Mr.. Clark, al
soon as the travelling auditor Of the Pa
ciac Hotel company can get here ant
check n manager out and the Other
in.
Deputy Sheriff James M. Milne o.
Casper was in the city today, the
guest of his brotherin-law, Pete
Smart. at the Kuster. He is on hi
way home from Rawlins, where he hat
been to take Thomas Jefferson Frank
lin to the p~enitentiary to serve thret
years for breaking Jail. Franklin es
capped at the same time the Woodardi
did. One of the Woodlands is in the
penitehtiary for ten years and the 9th
or is under sentence Of death. Mr.
Milne went from here to Cheyenne.
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