, 1902-03-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

j. j. Jaynes is here from Centennial.
S. +. Land returned to Centennial to-
day.
Sol Hunter is here from Elk noun
tain.
Andy Hicks is here from the Little
Laramie.
John Marble was in the city this
morning.
A. f. Hills of Rand. Colo. is at the
Thornburgh.
7. H. Smith of Duluth is at the
T]hornburgh.
Tom Aberson of the Little Laramie
is at Johnson's.
John p. Peterson has gone to Chey-
enne and Denver.
Harry Bath is in from Mandel. stop
ping at the Johnson.
A. Hixon was in from his Little Lar
annie ranch last night.
J. II. Woolley of Grand Island is in
the city. a guest at the Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Merriott were
passengers on the east bound train to-
day.
NJ. f.. Ewing and C. Kralneg of Ben
ton. Ohio. we're at the Johnson his
morning.
A. F. Whitman. the well known min
ing man. is in the city. registered at
the Kuster.
George p. Davidson of Louisville.
KY, is in the city. stopping at the
T~hornburgh.
George D.. AdamsOn and G. A. Luth'
err. recruits in the United States army
are at the Kuster.
c. E. Shanks OF Denver and C. H
Townsend of Spokane. Wash. are reg
istered at the Johnson.
z. j. Bell returned to the MibrooF
ranch last evening. accompanied by
NJ. A. Bunker of Denver.
o. l.. Zettle. II. NJ. Stone and o. Han
sen of Denver were registered at thu
Thornburgh this morning.
N. f. Corthell is home from Rawlins
Mrs. Paul Pascoe was in from the
ranch yesterday afternoon.
Theodore Tregonins of the Laramie
Hardware company returned toda!
from a business trip to Denver.
p. H. Daley. the mining expert. lef'
on the noon train today for Sherman
and the mines in that section.
X. H. Homer returned last evening
from Cheyenne. where he had been t.
attend a meeting of the Worlds Fail
commission.
Alexander Knox, over from Chey
enne." is on the register at the John
son. G. w. Stanley is also here from
that village.
Harry B~reitenstein arrived last at
ternoon from Cheyenne for a visit her
having about recovered from his re
cent ver illness.
joe Code went to Cheyenne today
accompanied by Lawyer Carpenter, t.
take some dispositions In the suit o
Mrs. Code against the grand lodge.
Prof. .Aven Nelson, Prof. Roberts an
Robert II. Homer returned to Laramie
last night after attending the meeting
of the Worlds Fair commission.-Chey
enne Leader.
Ira B. Casteel and wife and Miss Id
Casteel, passed through here Tuesda.
iii the way to Walcott, where the.
took the train and went to Laramie
Saratoga Sun.
j. j. Pagan, the Centennial business
man, is in the city. He is just opening
a livery stable at the thriving termin
us Of the Laramie Plains line and |
laying in supplies.
Judge c. w. Bramel returned las
night from Casper, where he had beef
to hear arguments on a motion for
new trial in the Woodland case. Tn
motion was overruled.
R. H. Homer drove out to the Fla,
ranch at Red Buttes yesterday aftel
noon, after his return from Cheyenne
and came in again this morning, on
stallion buying expedition
Bert ". Crissey and George P. Trac,
Of Chicago were guests at the Thorn
burgh this morning. They are CON
mercial men and were calling upon tn
local merchants with lines of samples
Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Bower expect t
leave tomorrow on a visit to Mr.. Bow
er's old home ia Indiana. They go b.
way Of Denver nj Kansas City an
will return to Laramie by way of CHI
cago n Omaha, and expect to be al
sent six weeks or two months.
Mrs. Ollie Shearer midwife 100 0nd