, 1902-04-09
PARAGRAPHS.

J.. F. Ogg of New York is at the
Thornburgh.
John w. Brown is in from the coal
mines today.
c. A. Black of Chicago was at the
Johnson today.
w. b. Mitchell OF st. Joseph. Mo, is
at the Johnson.
C. c. Clark and wife were registered
at the Johnson today.
A. w. Chandler OF Sherman is among
the guests at the Johnson.
Avery T. Holmes is expected home
from Lander or Saturday.
w. G. F. Horne of London. England.
is registered at the Thornburgh.
George H. Weeks and G. J. Barstow
OF Maine are at the Thornburgh.
William Johns, a miner from Raw
Inns. is in the city. registered at the
Kuster.
Charles R. Root and II. C. Murray of
Omaha were at the Johnson this
morning.
Fred Zimmerman came down from
Holmes last evening and is stop
ping at the Kuster.
J. l.. Edison. the Denver cigar sales
man, was in the city last night, reg
istered at the Kuster.
Sam Collins, John Fee. Al Mount
ford and Henry Bath are visiting
ranchmen in the city.
Mrs. Baker nj family were at the
Kuster this morning. en- route home to
Norh park from a visit east.
A. r. Waldo and E. A. Buck went to
Cheyenne this afternoon on business
connected with their mining interests.
G. Frank Shelby Of Denver and N.
b. Campbell of Sale Lake were regis.
tered at the T%hornburgh this morning.
Chef Patterson. who S interested in
the grading being done at Lookout, was
in the city today. a guest at the Kus-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Thornton re-
turned to their home at Rock River
this morning. after a two days visit
here.
E. X. Mcdonald of Brighton. Colo,
was in the city this morning, on his
way to the Sybille to visit his brother
in-law.
Mrs. Carl Spann. who has been WIS.,
iting here for a day or two. returned
to her home at Rock River on the
morning train.
Charles Seigler Of the Fleming ranch
was in the city this morning. He came
in yesterday after supplies and regis
tered at the Kuster.
Mrs. NJ. D. Houghton left on the at
ternoon train for Woonsocket. 8. D..
for a visit of several months with the
family of her brother.
Mrs. ]. T. M.HKingsford and little
son., Arthur. arrived from their home
at Rawlins this afternoon for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brands.
Judge c. w. Bramel of Laramie,
Wyo., who sentenced Woodland, the
murderer. to death. was at the Ameri-
can yesterday on Observation-Disclosures
News.
F. s. Moore. president Of the Mutual
Benefit and Life association OF Den
yer, and F. L.. Hansing of Cheyenne
are here today. registered at the Kus.
ter.
Mrs. Dobyns, who has been the guest
for ONE time of the family Of her son,
the Western Union operator. left this
afternoon for Como, where she makes
her home with another son.
William Taylor and Mabel B. Gentry
were down from the ranch at Rock
river last evening. They were getting
some papers fixed up at the county
clerks Office in homestead ases.
w. c. Morris and wife Of Hermosa
were at the Kuster this morning. Mr..
Morris has a railroad contract at Look
out, and was on his way to that point
with his outfit of horses and imple.
ments.
After an absence Of abo,.t six
months taking a tour through the south
and spending considerable time at Hot
Springs. Ark. l.. Seehausen, BIZ, has
returned to Laramie greatly improved
in health.
DR.. c. C. Clark and a surveyor nam
ed Carpenter we're guests this morn
ing at the Kuster. They left during
the forenoon for the Jelm mountain
mining district. where DR.. Clark is in
terested in some good claims.
Mrs. Bristol, who has been inspect
ing the Eastern Star in this part Of
the state, left today for Rock Springs,
where she will inspect the chapter TO-
night. She will go to Green River to-
morrow night and thence home.
w. ]. Mount, who has been the guest
for several weeks Of his daughter. Mrs.
Jay Burns. left today for his home At
Omaha, taking one Of his grandsons
with him. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns expect
to leave in q few days for their new
home at Omaha.
LATIMER GRAY WORKING
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