, 1902-04-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ora haley was an e~ast-bound pas.
! senger on the noon train.
C. A. Black OF the Union Pacific land
department is in the city.
F. W. OFT of the Laramie Times went
to Denver today. on a business trip.
Mrs. C. N. Northrup has gone to the
ranch with her family for the summer.
w. w. Russell left this morning for
Montpelier. Idaho. on a business trip.
Assistant Superintendent Whitney
vent to Cheyenne. on No. 4 this aftel-
noon.
Mrs. Oscar Sodergreen and son arc
III from the ranch today, doing shop.
ping
Sterling Hughes, Ed Rogers and T.
H. Offner Of Chicago are at the Thorn
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Howard of Chey-
enne, Wyo., were at the Cecil, Boston,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Simpson a;e in
from the Boswell ranch doing some
shopping.
Mrs. w. d. Adams has returned from
an extended visit in Ogden and other
Utah points.
John Callahan and JoM Lapway of
the northern uart of the county are in
the city today.
G. A. Campbell returned last night
from a trip of three weeks in the neigh
borhood Of Casper and Douglas.
The Misses Martha Daley and Tes-
sic Gibney went to Laramie early in the
week to attend the fireman's ball.
Rawlins Journal.
Mrs. Challes A. Adams and little
daughter, Frances, left this morning
for California, where they will visit
for ONE time.
Terrence Logan and Willie Watson
of Cheyenne, who spent Sunday with
friends in this city, returned to their
home last night.
William Schoberg and family con-
template a visit to their old home in
Indiana this week. He is employed in
the rolling mills here.
Mrs. George Hunt Of Cheyenne is the
guest of relatives here. She came in
today from Rawlins and will return
home in a day or two.
Misses Sorchie Moss and Annie Reid
returned today from Rawlins, where
they had been al delegates to the state
Sunday school convention
Joe E. Richardson, press agent of
the Gentry shows, is in the city, and
was a pleasant caller at The Republi-
car Office during the forenoon.
Mrs. George A. Campbell will leave
Tuesday for Phoenix. Arizona, where
she will spend the summer as the guest
of her sister. Mrs. r. e. Holbrook.
DR.. H. P. Hansen, pastor of the West
Side church, and President E.E. Smiley
returned Oh the noon train today from
Rawlins. where they had been to at
tend the Sunday school meeting.
Sunday guests at the Thornburgh:
D. L. McCorty, Salt Lake; w. ]. Stu
art, Cheyenne; s. Homer, Chicago;
E. G. Watt and boy, F. E. Buckingham,
James Barry and Thomas J.. Randall,
Denver.
Mrs. H. Noristrom has gone to Raw
Inns to join her husband, who is the
agent for the Singer Sewing Machine
company from Rawlins to Rock
Springs, and they will make their home
in that city.
J. T. Peckenpaugh, the well-known
telegraph operator, came down from
Rawlins today. and will leave tonight
for his old home at Alliance, Neb., for
a short visit. From there he will go
to Omaha to accept a position with
the Western Union
Stephen Boyd returned Saturday
night from Denver, where he had been
undergoing a curse Of treatment in
a hospital, and this morning resumed
his position as engineer at the Albany
County National bank. His health is
somewhat improved.
Guests at the Kuster yesterday: G.
L Patterson, Lookout; c. e. Curtis,
Denver; P. E. Hess, Fort Worth,
Texas; E. A. Allen. Sybille; Neil Clark,
mine; B. F. Simpson and wife, ranch;
Neil sudduth. North park; Hugh
Clark. Horse creek; A. R. Whitley,
Cheyenne; Lon Ashton, Ogden.
At the Johnson over Sunday: ]. j..
Deck, Lincoln, Neb.; A. Wincright,
Kansas City; A. w. Johnson, R. C..
Stanley. New York., Raymond Henke,
sybille; James McCune. Centennial;
Charles R. Topping. Encampment;
Martin J. Heller, San Francisco; Ole
X. Helso, Norway.
Monte Blevins, who has taken sew
eral prizes on his cattle in the past
taking first class ones at the big Chi
cago Cattle Convention last winter
returned to Walden Wednesday even
ing from Laramie, where he had been
looking after q shipment of cattle
North Park Union.