, 1902-04-11

Pat Whalen and Ed. Wilson were
visiting ranchmen last evening.
Miss Lulu Hicks of Kearney, Neb.,
is the guest of friends here today.
d. NJ. Hansen and p. A. McIsaac of
Spicer, Colo. are at the Johnson hotel.
A. b. Emmons is in from the River
side ranch today, doing some trading.
E. w. Johnson of Gleneyre. Colo,
was a guest at the Johnson this morn.
ing.
Mrs. Harry Finch of Denver ia the
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
C. Belts.
T. D. Pierce of Worcester, Mass.
was registered at the Kuster this
morning.
Arthur Roberts and John G. Miller
of Alton, Wyo.. are at the Kuster for a
day or two.
Louis Miller returned yesterday af-
ternoon from the Jelm mountain min.
ing district.
G. T. Blair of Philadelphia and E.
NJ. Belt of Buffalo were at the Thorn,
burgh today.
H. V. Williamson is expected home
Sunday or Monday. from a business
trip to Omaha.
A. r. Waldo and E. A. Buck return
ed last afternoon from a business visit
to the state capital.
J. E. Allen and E. B. Hasford were
among the travelling men at the Thorn
burgh this morning.
DR.. and Mrs. S. B. Miller went east
last night and returned today with DIR.
and Mrs. J. B. Wilson.
E. NJ. Thompson of Kansas City and
E. l.. Falkenberg of St. Louis were at
the Thornburgh today.
Clyde NJ. Watts and Joseph B.
Woods OF Cheyenne were guests at the
Thornburgh this morning.
Mrs. F. w. OFT returned last after
o o from a pleasant visit of two
weeks with friends at Denver.
Mrs. George Johnson came in from
the tie camp with her husband last
night and registered at the Johnson.
Ora Haley returned from Green Riv-
eI on the noon train today. His train.
load of cattle is expected later in the
day.
E. ]. Buckland of Cow creek was
here this morning, making some pur-
chases. among the others a piano for
his home.
f. X. X. Allen and wife are here
from Cheyenne. Mr.. Allen is the Wy.
oming representative of a San Fran.
cisco firm.
Mrs. Mace returned to her home at
Walden this morning, after an eastern
visit. She was a guest last night at
the Kuster.
James Allen is in from the Sybille
country today. He says the grass is
beginning to look green in the lower
places in the valley.
Mrs. Balch and daughter have re-
turned from Denver. Miss Balch was
in the east, her mother meeting her
in Denver on the trip home.
H. T. Decker and wife were in from
their ranch this morning. stopping at
the Kuster. They are doing some shop.
ping and attending to some business
matters.
Fish Commissioner Campbell return
ed yesterday afternoon from Chey,
enne, where he had been on business
connected with the fish hatchery at
this point.
George J. Wagner OF Casper and J.
w. Bradley Of Glenrock. are in the city
registered at the Kuster. They are
cattlemen and are looking over the 10.
cal situation.
George Berner was in the city from
sybille last night. returning today
with a load of supplies. He says the
cattle are refusing the hay and taking
to the ranges.
Mr.. James Lynch, formerly Sunday
school missionary for the Presbyterian
church in Southern Wyoming, but who
is now engaged In the insurance bust.
ness. is in the city and expects t. re-
side permanently ia Laramie. The Re.
publican welcomes him to the Gem
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Kipka and chill
dren of Rock River were in Laramie
last evening on their way to the east
and south for an extended visit. They
will spend some weeks in Ohio and
from there will go to North Carolina.
They will be absent six weeks or two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pullman. the
popular and progressive ranch people
from Virginia Dale. were visitors In
the Gem City today. Mr.. Pullman says
the snow left by the recent revere
storm in his section has not all disap-
peared yet, but the II Ids are getting
in pretty good shape now.
Eugene Anderson Of Alma, Colo,
spent the night here. leaving this