, 1902-04-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

DR.. and Mrs. j.. B. Wilson are e
home tomorrow.
l.. A. Jenkins OF Cheyenne was at
the kuster this morning.
Hon. J. S. Atherly and family are
here from Sherman today.
r. l.. Steinberger of Denver was IA
guest today at the Kuster.
J. II. Symons went to Rock River to-
day to prove some land titles.
d. A. Connolly of Sal Francisco was
the johnson this morning.
Sam Wilson, the insurance hustler.
left on the morning train for a western
trip.
w. J.. Kelly, the Horse creek ranch
man..is in the city. stopping at the kus-
ter.
J. B.. Woods and Gale c. Cue of
Cheyenne were at the Thornburgh last
night.
James Reid. H. Gebhardt and w. C.
Hussey of Denver are at the Thorn-
burgh.
Frank II. Eggleston went to Denver
this afternoon to meet DR.. and Mrs.
Wilson.
James F. Turpin of Wheatland was
in the city last night. a guest at the
Kuster.
W. B. Mitchell of St. Joseph and
John F.. Hayden of st. Louis are at the
Thornburgh.
w. B. Hogan Of Milwaukee and T.
F.. Wilder of Chicago are travelling men
at the Thornburgh.
L. w. Johnson of Gleneyre and A.
w. Clover OF Denver were at the John,
son hotel last night.
c. H. Minnie. W. B. Cool. z. o. Boyer
and A. d. Wild OF Omaha are register
ed at the Th%ornburgh.
w. w. Lanno and S. Williams OF
Cheyenne were among h guests at
Liz INC iooe hie"'
Miss Daisy Faulkne- and her broth.
err. Granville Faulkner. were registered
at the Johnson last night.
Mrs. William Mckay is in from heI
husbands Sand creek ranch. the guest
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Oakley.
Thomas H. Gibson, a prominent law.
state house this fore.oon.-Cheyenne
Leader. .
Arthur e. Schmidt and Samuel Coen
of Rockdale are visiting ranchmen at
the Kuster.
NJ. R. Matthews. Monte Blevins.
Park Blevins. Earl Cranch and Andrew
Norell OF North park were registered
at the .Jhonsen last night.
j. NJ. Thomas. jr., interested in the
mines at Battle Lake. is in the city, a
guest at the Kuster. He is in consul
tation with local mining men.
W. J. %Broadhurst. the handsome Tie
Siding member OF the soard of county
commissioners. Is in the city today
arriving OH the morning train.
Mrs. Fang and two daughters. Misses
Dorothy and Rose, who have been the
guests of the family OF Mrs. Sophia
Kleeman, left yesterday for their home
at Chicago.
J.. B. Morton. w. E. Preston. r. C.
Etnor and A. Bergman. cattlemen OF
Newton, Iowa, are in the city. regis
tered at the Kuster. They are looking
over the local situation.
W. S. Vance. who came here from
Iowa several months ago and bought
the Felming ranch. was in the city this
morning. laying in some supplies. He
registered at the Kuster.
James M. Hoge. the well known and
prosperous Big Laramie ranchman. is
registered among the guests at the
Kuster. He is doing business in the
city and buying some supplies.
Messrs. Standard and Slower, old
friends Of Prof. Fleming OF the state
university. were in the city a few min
utes yesterday afternoon. en- route
west. They were met at the station
by Mr.. Fleming.
Charlie Oviatt is down from Raw.
Inns for a few days. greeting old
friends. He says the p~enitentiary is
running as smoothly as oil on water,
and that he and Mrs. Oviatt are as con.
tented as can be. The small SOL is
well and growing like a boy should
grow.
A. T. Holmes. one Of the largest
stockholders in the New Rambler mine
on Douglas creek. came Monday after.
noon from Laramie to attend the Fer
ris hotel banquet and get acquainted
with some Of III prominent mining
mel. Mr.. Holmes left this morning
for a trip to South Pass. Atlantic City
and Lander to look after the mining in
terests in that section-Rawlins Re.
publican.