, 1902-03-31
PERSONAL
N. X. Boswell is in the city.

at the Kuster.
Peat Prop of Nallawala was at the
Kuster yesterday.
II. |. Raub of Rawlins was at the
Johnson yesterday.
C. w. Lucas of Central City, Neb.,
is a guest at the Kuster.
Louis Marquardt spent yesterday at
his ranch lear this city.
Booker l.. Smith of Holmes was at
the Johnson this morning.
D. w. Elliott Of Cheyenne was al
Sunday guest at the K,ster.
T. j. Mullen was in from Holmes
yesterday, a guest at the Kuster.
John C.. Coble was down from Bosler
yesterday. a guest at the Thornburgh.
Hon. Otto Gramm returned Satur
day night from a business trip to Den
yer.
A. R. Later of Sheridan was a Satur-
day guest at the Bartholdi hotel, New
| York.
D. H. Jackson, a st. Louis travelling
man, was a guest at the Thornburgh
| yesterday.
H. P. Hansen and Herman Wood
were in from Centennial yesterday.
guests at the Kuster.
Afse, Joenph;r4 Lfr1a, mos lNu,r
from her home at Bosler yesterday,
stopping at the Kuster.
G. A. Campbell went to Rawlins or
insurance business this morning. He
will be absent several days.
Mrs. N. E. Parker will leave tonight
for Rawlins to join her husband, who
Is a guest at the p~enitentiary.
Mrs. Hartman returned to her home
on the o train today, after a visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. John Baillie.
She lives at Denver.
Prof. Frank H. H. Roberts has re-
turned from his trip to Greeley and
other Colorado points and resumed his
chair in the university this morning.
e. H. Thornton was down from Rock
River this morning. He says the
storm was quite yer in that section
the last few days, but has. somewhat
abated. ~, --s +.
Judges Carpenter and Groesbeck and
J. L. Code have returned from Chey.
enne, where they had been to take.
some dispositions in the suit against
the A. o. U. W.
Mrs. II. G. Balch left on the noon
train today for Denver, where' she has
gone to meet her daughter, who is in
the east. They will return to Laramie
in about ten days. 10 us =
Louis Miller and L. A1f4ancock went
to Jelm mountain this morning, to be
absent until the end of the week. They
will do some work or the mines in that
district before ~returnins,r
DR.. e. e. Tsrbili. : who has been
spending some time in California, re-
turned today and will preach in the
Methodist church Sunday morning at
II o'clock.-Evanston Press.
Prof. W. f. Gilkison, Instructor in
the mechanical department at the
state university, was here Tuesday and
Wednesday visiting with some of his
old pupils.-Rock Springs Independent.
Frank and Joe King were in the city
from the King ranch this morning,
transacting some business matters.
They attended the Knights Templar
services at the Presbyterian church
last night
Mrs. DR.. @. e. Bristol Of Evanston, a
former resident Of Laramie. is In the
city, the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Gardi-
nier. Mrs. Bristol is the grand worthy
matron Of the Eastern Star and will
inspect the local chapter while In the
city.
DR.. Harris Of Laramie, who owns the
TIA ranch, came In ON Saturday and
bought one full FLOODED Hereford bull
at the sale, price $225. He departed
for the ranch Sunday, apparently well
pleased with his purchase.-Bunalo
Bulletin.
Nj. aud Mrs. e. F. Pfnckert and
children left today for Monroeville,
Ohio. where they will reside. They
wore accompanied to the depot by q
large number Of friends. and the part,
ing between the former pastor Of the
German Lutheran church and his PEG
pie was quite affecting.
w. J. Broadhurst came down from
his home It Tie Siding on the morning
train, to be present 1t tomorrow's ses.
sion Of the board Of county commits
stoners, 1t which he 10 \ member. He
says there 10 = large amount Of snow
at Tie Siding. and that today Il the
only nice day. they have had there for
two weeks.
Don't forget the Royal Neashbors'
social Tuesday evening. at odu Eel
lows hall.
Sons nise usw suits Tor spring tust