, 1902-04-17
Personal


W. A. Gully of Denver is at the Kus-
ter.
W. J. Ryan of Omaha is at the John
son.
F.. Cashin of Omaha is at the John.
SON.
e. j. Lehman has returned from New
York.
F. ]. Wyche was here today from
Denver.
Sam Fybush of Buffalo. N. v. is at
the Kuster.
William Kerr of Walden was a guest
this morning at the Kuster.
l.. L.. Laughlin has bought the Gar
lock ranch at Laramie peak.
l. Fred Hays of North Platte. Neb.,
is registered at the Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. IT. Payton Of the
Denver Post are at the Kuster.
Charles Vincent of the Hart ranch
was a city visitor this morning.
II. C. Alger of Sheridan. Wyo., was
at the Navarro. New York, yesterday.
John Green was here from the
Mountain Home ranch last evening.
Hon. Otto Gramm left on the noon
train for New York on a business trip.
:. George w. Harnden and James Lind
SOU x-ara H. fr1,, thn;r rnnah Lost
night.
w. d. Green of P~inkhamton. and J,
j. Ellenberg of Fort Morgan are at the
johnson.
:. Sam Parker came in from Centen-
NAL yesterday afternoon after a load
of supplies.
Oliver Mansfield of the Big Laramie
was doing business in the city yester
day afternoon.
), j. H. Symons came in last night
from Cooper hill, where he has been
on land business.
C. A. Black, E. E. Marks and j. G
= Lowe of Omaha were at the Thorn
burgh this morning.
; j. Kent Rizer Of Canon City. Colo.
and E. N. Davis Of Chicago are regis
tered at the Thornburgh.
John Fern. the Walden freighter
took a load of merchandise to G. C
Flineau al Walden today.
To- ut,ooh uyl,yo- 7 D,tlo. 49,
benjamin Hodges Of New York are reg
o istered at the Thornburgh.
M. J.. Mallory, Otto A. Mayer and J
u c. Hammond Of st. Joseph and w. A
8 Beals of st. Louis are 1t the Thorn
burgh.
M. w. Lorraine Of Centennial. who
9 was a friend Of the late v. ]. Butts. i,
in the city looking up the effects O.
the deceased.
Mrs. J. T. M. Kingsford and young
son returned to their home at Rawlini
on the morning train, after a visit
with Colonel and Mrs. Brands.
j. M. jackson of Pollock, Rev. NJ. L
!, Tate of Cheyenne, e. Crosberg Of Med
icine Bow, and Ebert D. Dewey Of the
, kalamazoo mine are at the Johnson
" Mrs. Mabel Park and young sou hav.
returned t their home At Pueblo
Colo. after a lengthy visit with theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yund
Miss Mabel Bangs. the %granddaugh
ter of Mrs. Atkinson, went to Roci
River on the morning train and will b.
b driven from there to the Atkinson
ranch.
Conductor William Wolcott returned
this afternoon from a thirty days tril
e to the Pacific coast, visiting San Fran
e cisco. Portland and other points of i'd
d terest.-Cheyenne Leader.
H. D. Galbraith. late manager Of tn,
Hot Springs hotel at Saratoga, which
a was destroyed by fire a few days ago
> and Dan Hurley Of Saratoga are at thu
Kuster.
8. E. Land came In from the Centen
NAL fish hatchery last night and viii
be present tonight at the marriage o
his daughter, Miss Mabelle Land, t
Mr.. DeKay.
ell N. Wallis returned last night from
Trinidad, N. NJ, called home by the Ill
ness OF his wife. He has been work
y ing in that section. Mrs. Wallis l
b better today.
81 P. M. Williams of Cheyenne. Johl
Watson of Salem, r. Shuts Of Pollock
a John H. Lewis Of Medicine Bow an
John stephin of Mandel are resistere,
e at the Kuster.
!. 7. Harry Williams, clerk In th,
!, Union Pacific ticket once at Denver
and wife passed through the city yea
terday afternoon. en- route to the Pa
, cinc coast for a brief visit. They vii
, go to Seattle. Portland and San Fran
cisco.
r. A. Eaton OF New York = III
guest Of his sister. Mr.. n = TttcA
He Is on his way t. Mootana Tor u
benefit Of his health. n. Eaton ~
formerly connected with tAs RAwiinl
: Republican, Ii both ~ nsshanSsa.
ana editorial dspeftnsAtA ~ =
rood newupepey uana.