, 1902-03-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

ne mDTIllUS UdllS were On tllle ip |
day.
H. S. Wood of Saratoga is a guest at
the Johnson.
!. A. Winkler has returned to the
Riverside ranch.
Superintendent Whitney was in his
Office this morning.
c. A. Lewis of Rock River is regis |
tered at the Johnson.
NJ. F. .Jukes has returned from a
business trip to Rawlins.
Mr.. r. Mathews of Walden was at
the Johnson this morning.
w. J. Kelly of Horse creek is in the
city, a guest at the Kuster.
w. E. Brooks of Cheyenne is in the
city, stopping at the Thornburgh.
William F. Britain was yesterday
appointed postmaster at Sheridan.
Axel Palmer of the Palmer & White
house ranch was in the city today.
w. z. Tillman and Frank Cunning
nam of Saratoga are at the Thorn
burgh
Hon. Leroy Grant arrived from the
state capital this morning on a bust
ness trip.
p. A. ROLLS is in the city from his
ranch. He was a guest last night at
the Thornburgh.
E. H. Decker of Owen is at the John
son. He is interested in a lawsuit in
the district court.
Mrs. Charles Bergman, who had a
slight attack of paralysis last Thurs.
day, is better today.
William Benton, the well-known min
ing man, left this morning for the
mines in the Snowy range, and will be
absent several days.
James Taylor. a North park ranch
man and stock grower, is at the Kus-
ter. He is just home from the cattle
mems convention at Denver.
E. J. Bell is in the city. He says
lambing has commenced on the Mill
brook ranch and that lambs are ar
irving at the rate of about 100 a. day.
Owen Brown and ]. J. Mintz.
witnesses from Encampment in the W.
G. Churchill grand larceny case, are in
the city and will remain until after the
trial.
DR.. William Harris OF Laramie came
In from Sheridan on Tuesdays coach
to spend a month at his ranch on
North Fork Of Crazy Woman.-Buffalo
Bulletin.
Mrs. Frederikka Nielsen, the Norwe-
gian evangelist, left yesterday for
Cheyenne. where she will remain a
week, going thence t. Rawlins for a
short stay.
f. l.. Robinson of Preston. Iowa, was
at the Kuster this morning, leaving on
the o train for Cheyenne. He will
return to Laramie in a day or two and
may decide to locate here.
Mr.. Miller was in from the King
Brothers ranch today with the pelts
of three coyotes which he had trapped
and killed or the ranch. He says these
pests are quit numerous in his Sec
ton.
M. f. Warner, j. s. Baird, W. L. Hav-
ems, A. L. Bateman. E. D. Brooks, Will
lam Lawrence, Fred l.. Page and J.. M.
Ferguson Of Denver were guests at the
remaining in the city during the day.
DIR. William Harris came in Tuesday
from Laramie. where he spept the win
ter. and has gone to his ranch on north
fork Of Crazy Woman. He expects to
remain in Johnson county during the
coming spring and summer.-Bufialo
Voice.
Earl Carter was a passenger to Chey-
enne on the noon train today. AS a
morning paper would have it, the train
was ahead of time and came sooner
than 1t was expected" and Earl had to
step lively to catch it, but he was 60
ing in that" direction and was fleet
OF foot
James McGibbon has returned from
Fort Collins. where he and his Sons
have a large number OF lambs feeding
for the market. He says the lambs are
doing nicely. Mr.. McGibbon brought
a sample Of the oil taken from the Boul-
der field, and says the fever is spread
ing at Fort Collins.
Louis Miller and l.. A. Hancock re
turned last night from a visit to the
Wyoming Queen mines, in the Jelm
mountain district. They say there is
an immense amount of snow at Jelm,
and they hurried home to avoid being
showed in. The mining interests are
about as usual in that busy section.
Rev. Father Hugh Cummiskey left
today for Cheyenne, where he will visit
for q few days, going thence to Denver
for an indefinite stay for the benefit of
his health, which has become some
what impaired. He held three services
at st. Lawrence's church Sunday, and
yesterday was taken wit a chill. and
story going out that he had suffered q
stroke Of paralysis. Rev. Father Della