, 1902-03-12
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PERSONAL

|. Stein OF Louisville is at the John.
SON..
William Stretch is down from Sher-
today.
The state land board is in session at
Cheyenne today.
Ed Cooney of the Little Laramie is
at the Johnson.
A. F. Whitman Of the Michigan mine
is at the Kuster.
II. C. Hicks of Centennial was at the
Johnson last night.
J. Strong of Bosler was a guest last
night at the Johnson.
T. S. Pomplin and J. Huell of Chi.
cago are at the Kuster.
viii N. Wylie of Denver was a guest
this morning at the Kuster.
W. B. Mitchell of St. Joseph was a
guest at the Johnson today.
J. Mandel and wife OF Chicago are
registered at the Thornburgh.
F. Cunningham of the ranch is here
today. registered at the Kuster.
Charlie Murbe has gone to Califor-
mia for the remainder of the winter.
each Weber and wife were in from
Woods last night. guests at the Kus-
ter.
Louis Heinrich OF Pittsburg, a wit
ness in the Churchill case. is in the
city.
William Mckay of Sand creek was
among the guests at the Johnson last
night.
George l.. Taft Of Colorado Springs
was a guest last night at the Thorn
burgh.
r. r. Patterson, A. Y. Stevens. ]. M.
Lapp and c. A. Black of Omaha were
at the Thornburgh this morning.
A. W. whitman of the Michigan mine
is in the city. He arrived yesterday
and was registered at the Johnson.
William A. Winscom, H. C. Chedsey
and Mrs. j. B. Sidemer of North park
were guests at the johnson this morn.
ing.
Judge C. E. Carpenter went to Chey-
enne on the noon train today to be
present at the meeting Of the state land
board. "'
c. c. Priest. James Mcintyre, Will
lam Lawrence and Charles Nicely of
Denver were guests at the Thornburgh
last night.
Gus johnson returned last night
from Fort Collins, Colo, where he had
been to look after a carload of young
trees he has purchased there.
Miss E. Maud Wallis, a sister Of John
Wallis Of this city, who has been teach
ing in the public schools at Sheridan,
has returned home from a short stay.
Miss Jennie Hooker of Evanston, a
student at the university, went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Iowa. today. She was met
here by her father who accompanied
her.
w. J. Broadhurst Of the board of
county commissioners came down from
his home at Tie Siding this morning.
He says four inches OF snow fell at the
Siding night before last and is still on
the ground.
Mrs. C. d. Oviatt, who has been visit.
ing here for several weeks. returned to
her home at Rawlins this morning. &C.
companied by her young Son. Mr..
Oviatt Is connected with the peniten.
tiary at Rawlins.
Mrs. John H.Bath and little daughter
and Mrs. Pulchow. Mrs. Baths mother,
left last night for Trenton. N. j., where
they have been subpoenaed as wit.
nesses in the United States court in a
pension case, the defendant, it is be-
ieved, pretending to be the father Of
Mrs. Bath in order to get a pension
granted to the widow.
Captain seaforth of Pittsburgh. Pa,
a brother of the late Mrs. Margaret
Yund, who has been in the west for the
benefit of his health, arrived this after
noon and is the guest of his nephew,
Charles Yund. He will remain In the
city for a day or two. At the time OF
the death Of Grandma Yund Captain
seaforth was too Ill to attend the fun
eral and then went to California over
the southern route.
Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll of the Lara.
mile Dry Goods company returned this
morning from her eastern trip. bring
Ing with her Miss May Winslow Of
Chicago. a trimmer and milliner. who
will have charge Of the millinery de-
parment Of the store. Mrs Ingersoll
she had = very pleasant trip east,
secured . splendid stock Of spring and
summer goods. saw Prince Henry and
visited the larger cities during her
stay in the east.