, 1902-11-07
- THE TEMPLE OF ECONOMYH
PERSONAL

A. D. Martin returned this morning
from Denver.
Rev. H. P. Hansen returned this
morning from Denver.
business visit this afternoon.
A. C. %Stansbury of Denver was a
guest at the Johnson last night.
Live Stock Inspector Thomas H. Dur.
bin is here from Cheyenne today.
Bert Mulhern is in from the River
side ranch. stopping at the Johnson.
A. T. Holmes came in from the
Rambler mining district yesterday af-
%ternoon.
Miss ~Buddendick arrived from Den.
yer this morning. called by the serious
illness of her father.
Ben Woods. the Cheyenne commits
sion man. is in the city today, looking
after stock matters.
Prof. Soule and little daughter, Mar
garet, left on the noon train today for
Denver, where they will visit until Sun
day.
Miss Charity Richie has returned
from a visit of several months with
friends al Canon City and other points
in Colorado.
Mr.. Logan of the firm Of Gresley e.
Logan. the Centennial ranchman. left
this afternoon for Denver and will go
east from there.
County Commissioner w. J. Broad
hurst returned to his home at Tie Sid
ing this afternoon, the board having
completed its labors yesterday.
Elmer G. Slothower. who was elect
ed constable of Garrett precinct on the
republican ticket at Tuesdays cleo
ton, was a visitor here yesterday.
Frank Hewett of Saratoga. a former
resident of this city. is greeting old
friends here. He has been to Denver
for a visit and stopped off here on his
way home.
Warren McCord, travelling freight
agent for the Chicago and Northwest
ing after some business matters for
the company.
J. NJ. Hyatt Of Denver. F. Barden Of
Providence, R. l., E. A. Holmes of
Wallowa, Oregon. and John G. Murray
and Clarence E. Porter Of Corners
vile, Ind, are at the Kuster.
c. w. Barton of the Big Laramie,
Harry Griffin of the Little Laramie.
Bob Hunter of the Empire ranch, A. C.
McCorkle Of the Millbrook ranch and
A. Green of Walden we're guests at the
Kuster last night.
Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll and Miss Mag,
gle Coughlin left this afternoon for
Denver. Mrs. Ingersoll will have her
eyes treated while in the city, and will
also dispose of some business mat
tiers for the store.
John G. Murray and Clarence E. Por.
ter are here form Connersville, Ind,
and may decide to locate in this section
They were shown about town this
morning by w. P. Stevenson Of the
Laramie Drug company.
Tom Smythe, the painter. will leave
tonight for Balybally, Cootehill, County
Cavan, Ireland, his boyhood home,
where he will visit for the next four
months. He expects to sail from New
York about the middle of the month.
H. L. Tate and family and Gene Ut.
ter and family returned to their home
in Northern Albany county this after
noon. The men were last night acquit'
ted of the charge of stealing sheep
from the Wyoming Sheep company.
E. H. Mimford of Omaha. w. G. Pay
Ter and I. s. Phinney OF Chicago, L. e
Bernstein Of Kansas City, J. M. Hyatt
Warren McCord, A. ]. Boutwell, and J.
H. Byar Of Denver and F. F. Lee OF
Peoria, ILL.,, are at the Thornburgh.
Hon. Christopher H. Jones, who was
elected county commissioner at Tues.
days election by the largest vote Civ
Ell any other republican candidate ex
cept for county coroner, was in the
city this morning, receiving the hearty
congratulations Of his numerous
friends.
The following North park cattlemen
were at the Johnson this morning:
William Jones, w. R. Monahan,
Charles Nixon-Brown, T. Blake, W. o.
Mosman, c. Granger, s. Haskins and
F. E. Lyons. These were from Hebron,
Colo: AL. Green, W. Abalan, L. J. Coal
bury, A, Huselton and Albert Mantey.