, 1902-02-20
PERSONAL

Charles r. Root of Omaha is at the
johnson.
c. P. Pruitt of Salt Lake is a guest
at the Thornburgh.
William Maxwell was down from his
ranch at Hermosa today.
c. P. Arnold has returned from a
business trip to Cheyenne.
Mrs. d. H. Brees left on the noon
train for Denver for a visit.
A. j. Vance of Rawlins was a guest
at the Johnson this morning.
C. W. Monahan is here from Doug
las, stopping at the T%hornburgh.
R. C. Dustan and Sterling Hughes
OF Chicago are at the Thornburgh..
T. B. DAILY and R. T. OlAn Of Ogden
were guests at the Kuster last night.
Henry Shut and S. H. Brake are
Denver representatives at the Thorn
burgh.
Thomas l.. Wood and Frank Thomas
of Denver were at the Kuster last
afternoon.
F. B. Kern, the Big Laramie ranch
man, is In the city today, transacting
some business.
A.. Z. Jupp, who attended the Shrin.
ers' meeting at Rawlins, is at his desk
at the rolling mills today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Fee returned to
their Four-Mile ranch today after a
few days visit in the city.
w. R. West left today for Denver
and Pueblo on mining business, and
will be absent for a few days.
NJ. NJ. Hamilton of st. Louis and O.
NJ. Ellsworth are the Missouri repre-
sentatives at the T~hornburgh.
Frank Bevans was in the city last
night and attended a meeting Of the AL.
bany County Placer company.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meeker left to.
day for Elkhart, Ind. where they will
visit until about the 18th Of March.
A. Y. Stevens Of the hotel depart.
ment of the Pacific Hotel company Ia
at the Thornburgh, on company bust
ness.
Miss Cora Snyder of Ogden Is in the
city for a short visit with her friend,
Miss Jean Goodale. She is en- route to
Chicago.
Mrs. Lew Hughes is the guest OF
friends here. Her husband is now EN-
ployed in the Union Pacific shops al
Cheyenne.
C. B. Emigh and ]. o. Mossman OF
Fort Collins and T. M. Akers of Pearl
were Colorado guests at the Kustes
this morning.
A. R. Waldo and E. A. Buck came
in last night from Bull mountain
where they had been to survey some
land located upon for oil.
James Foster arrived from his home
at San Francisco this morning, and
attended the funeral Of his brother
George Foster, this afternoon.
Henry A. q. Cheshire, st. Louis, A
Lilly, jr., Denver. E. X. Macgilliway
Chicago, and l.. E. Downing, Salt Lake
are late arrivals at the Thornburgh.
Hon. T. T. lyman, state superintend
ent Of instruction and register Of the
state land board. is here from Chey
enne today. and sold some school and
at the court house this morning.
Eli Crumrine, cashier Of the Albany
County National bank, will leave fol
Salt Lake tomorrow to look after some
real estate owned by the bank in Utah
He does not know how long he will be
away.
DR.. Miller. who was called to Woods
landing night before last to see = LADY
threatened with pneumonia, returned
yesterday. He says he faced q snow
storm as he went out and then the
storm faced about and blew in his face
as he came home.
A. ] Vance. superintendent Of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone CON
pany. is in the city today, the guest q
the local manager. Mr. Dunlap. Mr..
Vance says work il now under way to
connect Lander with Casper and that
the line will be completed early in H.
spring.
Mrs. H. M. Green. IN old schoolnate
Of Under Sheriff Yund, passed through
the city today. en- route from CaliSor.
MIA to her old home It Z~a.aDyflS,
Ohio She sent word shsad to AAss
IAr. Yund meet hsr. bse he w. -