, 1902-12-03

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Charles Walter went to Denver last
night.
Louis Miller went to Denver this af-
ternoon.
Frank Tellison and wife of Cannon.
Utah. are at the Johnson.
E. E. Stewart of st. Louis was at the
Th%ornburgh last afternoon.
Ora Haley returned today from a
trip to the eastern markets.
Jerome Daniels was in the city last
night, a guest at the Johnson.
F. o. Harrison arrived from Rock
River on the moor train today.
Frank Spafford of The Republican
went to Denver on the noon train.
William Grove of Kansas City and
H. Hutchinson of Middleton, O., were
at the Johnson today.
Mrs. J. N. Marble of the Towle ranch
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. j.
NJ. May, for a few days.
Babe" Hodgeman will leave tomor-
row for California to visit his grai.d-
parents, who reside there.
Miss Hannah Hunt went to Chey-
enne today for a visit of several days
with her sister. Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Klein of Woods
are in the city. stopping at the John
son. They came yesterday afternoon.
Miss Frances f. MuIrenie of Sparta,
Ill.,. arrived from the east last night
and is stopping with Mrs. Roger on
Fifth street.
Mas Connors of Walden. F. l.. Mary
of PlattsmOuth and F. Devere of Dead
wood. S. d., were registered at the
Johnson last night.
Will Daley returned today from Og-
den, where he had gone with his wife
and babies IN their way to California
to spend the winter.
Clarence Congdon returned home
last night from Arizona and Utah where
he has been several months in the en-.
ploy of the Southern Pacific.
J. NJ. Daniel of Greenville, N. Y, J.
D. %Youngman of Omaha and NJ. C. Nc.
Carly of Kansas City were guests at
the T~hornburgh this morning.
C. +. Richie came in from the mines
last night. He arrived too late to at
tend the meeting of the Ottumwa Cop
per company and the meeting was post
poned.
c. X. Riggen and wife of Walden
were at the Johnson this morning. Mrs.
Riggen was IN her way home from a
visit in Kansas and was met here by
her husband.
James Allen came in from Sybille
last night. He says the storm was so
severe on the hill as he came over that
he came near losing his way in the
binding snow storm.
Miss Edna Tierney. who has been
the guest of her father, Ed Tierney. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crooks for three or
four days. returned to her home at
Rawlins this afternoon.
Niles Engen and Frank Draper left
late yesterday afternoon for Centennial
They went in the face of the storm and
deserved credit for the grit displayed
in leaving town at that time.
A. H. Stewart, manager for the I'm
ion Mutual Insurance company at Den
YER, has gone to New York to close a
deal for a fif~ty-thousand dollar policy
on the life of a former Rawlins lady.
Jack McCutcheon returned today
from Chugwater, where he had been
erecting windmills and boring wells
for the Swan Land and Cattle company.
He was on the train in collision at
Cheyenne this morning.
"A. w. Whitehouse was in from the
Whitehouse & Palmer ranch today. He
says there was a good lea of storm
at the foot of the mountains yesterday,
but that his stock came through splen-
didly, without any great suffering.
John Mcintyre and John Hulett came
in from the Rambler mine last night.
where they had been for several days.
They say the storm in the mountains
was much less severe than on the
plains. the wind changing about the
time they reached the foot Of Sheep
mountain.
Russell Butler was at. the depot to-
day for a brief interview with his rela-
tives, Captain and Mrs. Townsend and
daughters, who were on their way
home from Salt Lake. They reside at
Omaha, and when they went west last