, 1902-02-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Gus Palmer of Red Buttes is in the
city today.
J. L. Hunt of Center, Colo. is a guest
at the Johnson.
W. S. King of Pearl. Colo. was at
the Kuster today.
A. j.. Vallette of Woods is in town,
stopping at the Johnson.
NJ A Warner of Lincoln, Neb.. is reg
istered at the Thornburgh.
; John Baird is in from Centennial
and is a guest at Johnson's.
Travelling Auditor Updyke of the IN
ion Pacific was here today.
DR.. Miller vas called professionally
to Woods landing last night.
f. w. Burke of Evanston was a guest
last night at the ~Thornburgh.
William NJ. Mills, Jr., is in from his
ranch and is a guest at the Kuster.
Hans Olson of the Big Laramie
brought in a coyote pelt this morning.
J. S. Baird and NJ. e. Dodge of Den
e were at the T"hornburgh this morn
ing.
T. F.. Cook and wife of Carbon were
among the guests at the Kuster this
morning.
Mrs. Higley was down from Bosler
this morning, having spent the night
at the Kuster.
Charles f. Lanning Of Gleneyre,
Colo. a mining man. is in the city. stop
ping at the Kuster.
w. A. Songster of Omaha and f. M.
Carpenter of Denver we're guests at
the Johnson this morning.
Mrs. c. E. Judson was in the city
from her home at Mandel this morn
ing, a guest at the Thornburgh.
James Allen and wife are in from
their Sybille ranch, and will remain
in the city for a day or two. They are
stopping at the kuster.
w. S. Hey was in from Pearl, Colo,
today, leaving during the forenoon for
home with Miss Tena TRULY of Arkan-
sas, who will visit his family for a few
weeks.
A.. S. King. travelling representative
OF the A. S. Peabody company, return
ed last night from a very successful
western trip. He say there was a
heavy storm vest last night. and trains
are somewhat delayed by the snow.
J. Hartman of Cheyenne, who is
travelling for Altman & Co, Cheyenne,
is in the city, calling upon the liquor
and cigar dealers. Mr.. Hartman takes
the place of the late M. Wasserman,
who formerly covered this territory.
Mrs. Ollie Shearer has moved down
from Medicine Bow to send her son to
school and is living at 1863 Second
street. She is the first midwife lic-
ensed in Wyoming by the state board
of medical examiners under the law
passed three or four years Ago..
Mrs. DR.. R. D. Harris of Sidney, Neb.,
was the guest last night of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Breisch. The doctor &C.
companied his wife thus far and pro-
ceeded to Rawlins to attend the Shrin-
ers' meeting last night. They return
ed home today on the noon train.
E. M. Carpenter, a member of the
firm Of Carpenter & Hubbard. opticians,
Denver. is in the city. stopping at MIL
ler's jewelry store. Carpenter & Hib-
bard was formerly the G. e. Jacobs
Optical company. and a member Of the
company has been visiting Laramie
once a month for some time.
]. ]. Pagan Of Centennial. represen-
tative at that place of the Van Horn
Miller Cooperative trust, Is in the city
today and called at The Republican Of
Ace. He says things are moving swim
mingly in the valley, and that Mr..
King, who has the tie contract for the
Laramie Plains line. is getting some
ties down to the foot Of the hill. ready
to be delivered to the road in the
spring. and that the choppers have
Thousands ready for delivery In the
woods. He will remain here . day q
two.