, 1902-04-29
PARAGRAPHS.

J. R. Sicily of Denver is in the city.
James G. Lee of Jelm is at the John.
son.
J. r. Shelly Of Denver is at the John
son.
E. B. Lane of New York is at the
Thornburgh.
Jane S. Paulson Of of Rawlins is reg.
istered at the Johnson.
William Tellison and family were in
from Horse creek last night.
j.. ]. Deck. a Lincoln, Neb.. travelling
man, is a guest at the Kuster.
c. H.. Jones was here from his ranch
on the Little Laramie last night.
Councilman Otto Schwatke was a
w~est-bound passenger this mornig.
Mrs. James Harnden of Sand creek
was in the city yesterday afternoon.
J. d. Callahan returned to the Ply
ramid mines near Laramie Peak today.
L.. b. Bird, H. F. Strickling and w.
S- loiih VI SliiId6o are IL lit lol IL
burgh.
Mrs. Martha Wardlow has gone to
Boulder, Colo, to reside for the time
being.
E. E. Van Orthwick returned t O Owen
this morning, after a business visit to
this city.
John A. Macarthur, the w%ell-known
mining man, is in the city. a guest at
the Kuster.
J. F. Thompson. Kansas City. and
John c. Fisk, St. Louis, are at the
~Thornburgh.
M. II. Hampton, a ranchman from
Rockdale, was in the city this morning
a guest at the Kuster.
Prof. Morse of the university is at
Cheyenne with DR.. Grace Hebard, who
sprained her ankle a day or two ago.
C. ]. Fletcher and r. c. Furber OF
Denver were at the Kuster last night
and left this morning for North park.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Hancock and
Louis Miller went to Jelm today, where
the Hancocks will spend the summer.
NJ. E. Warner, E. E. Mccormick, f.
C.. Stannard and F.. A. Mararity of Den
yer are registered at the %Thornburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knadler of Chey-
enne were in the city last night,
guests at the Odd Fellows ball at the
Manager.
Mrs. F. L. McCarty and Mrs. d. Hig-
ley were in the city last night from
Bosier, n attended the Odd Fellows
ball at the Maennerchor.
Mrs. W. A. Jones and children will
leave on Thursday for their new home
at Pocatello. Idaho, where Mr.. Jones
has been for several weeks.
William H.. Winscom and z. H. o.
Decker of the North park are in the
city on business. They were register
ed at the Kuster this mornig.
j. J. Hunter, the Pinkhamton mining
man, who has some very valuable min
ing claims in the new Pearl district,
Is in the city, stopping at the Kuster.
A. D. Martin. the new proprietor of
the City Steam laundry, returned yes
terday afternoon from a trip to Chey-
enpe, where he had been to spend Sun
day.
John Shaffer and Oscar Waechter
Of the Sybille were guests at the Kus-
ter this morning. They came in to
witness the drill at the Odd Fellows
celebration last night.
Charlie Merbe. who accompanied
Mrs. Bath and her mother, Mrs, Pull
chow. to Trenton. N. j., some weeks
ago, has just returned from the east
and is a guest at the Kuster.
Miss Allie HUFF will return from the
state university at Laramie tomorrow
or Saturday and resume her position
with the Wyoming Mercantile com
pany as stenographer.-Rock Springs
Miner.
w. c. Hanks. a member of the Mil
Ter Mercantile company. whose store.
the Temple Of Economy, was thrown
open to the public this morning. is in
the city from Chicago. and was pre-
sent at the opening.
Mrs. A. La Fever and daughter of
Oakland, California, were here this
morning. guests at the Kuster. They
left on the stage for Walden. near
where they formerly resided. and are
there for the purpose of meeting old
friends and making q visit.
The following members Of the Eigh-
teenth infantry orchestra from Fort
Russell were at the Kuster today:
Chief Musician T. A. Wurm. Edward
Gadyean, ]. Greyerson, Thomas Hoyes.
F. w. Lewis. John O'Graiy. Harry
Evans. A. Hall, George Plummer and
H. Hopper. They returned to Chey-