, 1902-11-14
PERSONAL

Mrs. G u. Spalding is much better
today.
Hon Otto Gramm was a wost-bound
passenger last night.
Hon. e. L. Wagner of Carbon is in
tn" city for a day or two.
John Biddick is in from Wyoming
this afternoon for medicine for his sick
boy.
S. b. Woodmau was in from Horse
creek this afternoon with nine coyote
pelts.
j. f. Mallon, W. J. Dawson and w.
d. MCGOWAN of Walden were at the
Johnson this morning.
Tom King was in from the King
ranch on the Big Laramie today with
a coyot" pclt for bounty.
Louis Miller went to Jelm today to
pay the miners at work for the Wyo-
ming Queen Mining company.
Frank and George auckland. the
well known Garrett ~ranchmcn. are in
the city today. guests at the Johnson.
County Surveyor f. \. Buck went t.
the Rambler district this morning to
do some surveying on a county road.
Judge Cornish and wife passed east
at > O'Clock this afternoon. the official
car % being attached to the first sec
ton of train No. t..
S. A. Koran. travelling for the Davis
Bredahan Drug company of Denver,
was in the city this morning. calling
upon the local trade.
Mr.. Bruce Davis. who has been a
guest at the Vance home, Sixth and
Garfield. for a few days. left to-
day for his home in Iowa.
NJ. NJ. Green. head of the Rambler
Mining and Smelling company. return
ed today from Chicago. where he had
been on mining business.
DR.. d. f. Brown is expected home
from Chicago perhaps tomorrow,
"ll'u l' Will 'liupS MS I'" III III
the Van Horn-Miller building.
Victor Hansen. E. 4. Waltenburg
North park with cattle, which they
will load for the Omaha market.
Miss Frances Church. teacher of sci
encc in the Cheyenne high school. has
gone to Nebraska City. Ncb., on &C
count of the death of her father.
Charles C. Curry of Holmes. Harry
Miller of Medicine Bow. Thomas p.
Kelly of Holmes and J. d. Naffziger of
Moore are guests at the Kuster.
Thomas J. Daley arrived this morn
ing from his home at Michigan for
a few days visit with the family of his
brother. William Daley. the dispatcher.
W. o. Stanley of San Francisco. S.
A. Koran of Denver, II. Ives of Chica,
go and c. S. Hubbard of South Omaha
were guests at the Johnson last night.
Max Ottcnhcimer of Milwaukee. E.
L.. Drumm and George +. Hawley of
Chicago. S. Horner of St. Louis and
NJ. NJ. Schayer of Denver are regis
tered at the Thornburgh.
Charles Walter. resident director of
the Belgo-American drilling trust, ex
poets to leave this afternoon for Rock
Springs. and will go from there to Chi
cage on business for his company.
Harry Williamson and his Indiana
friends returned last night from their
hunting trip to Rock River. bringing
with them none of the antelope said
to exist in great droves in that sec
ton.
Richard King is expected home this
afternoon from Omaha, where he has
been with a shipment of cattle.
Thomas King. his brother is in the
city today from the Big Laramie ranch
to meet him.
d. o. Ouellet ard wife of Dubuque
are guests at the Thornburgh. Mr..
Ouellet is a train dispatcher just add
ed to the local force here. making the
ninth man, and. as Chief Dispatcher
McPhee says, "a full house" each trick
having an operator.
R. Hardwich has just arrived from
England and left this a%fteroon for Salt
Wells. Sw~eetwater county, where he
will assume tho nnSition IF head drill
er under Chief Engineer Johnson. for
the Belgo-American Drilling trust. pre-
pairing to drill W miles from that sta
ton.
These cattlemen were here this
morning, registered at the Kuster. en-
route each with a big shipment of cat
tie: Chris Nelson, John C. C. Budd,