, 1902-04-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
J. J. Pagan is in from Centennial.


r. W. Beer of Houachua. Ariz., is at
the Kuster.
J.. NJ. Weiser of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
is at the Kuster.
J.. Hartman of Cheyenne was at the
Kuster this morning.
Edward Bryan of Greeley, Colo, was
at the johnson this morning.
j. w. Manswell Of Tacoma was at
the Thornburgh this morning.
Tom Curley and wife were register
ed at the Kuster last evening.
H. Forman and W. b. Brooks of ON
h are guests at the T%hornburgh.
N. Thurston of Potter. Neb., was a
guest this morning at the Johnson.
Fred Zimmerman and Sam Phillips
Of Holmes are stopping at the Kuster.
Addie NJ. Gearhart of Granite. Wyo.,
was a guest at the Johnson this morn
ing.
-. ". Noutu VI ftShl0, lCAdS, Ill a.
bert Otto Of Chicago are at the Thorn
burgh.
l.. ]. Ringolsky and Louis Zeiss of
Cheyenne were guests at the Kuster
this morning.
]. A. Sigler and j. Hartman of Chey-
enne were registered at the Johnson
this morning.
NJ. E. Warner and ]. S. Baird Of Den
YER were registered at the Thornburgh
this morning.
Alex X. Mari and Ed Griffin of North
park were among the guests at the
Kuster this morning.
". N. Blood. B. McCance and Charles
Kunkle Of Cheyenne were registered at
the johnson this morning.
Frank H. E~ggleston left on the noon
train today for Omaha. on a business
trip. and will be absent about a week.
Mrs. Dobyns. who has been visiting
the family of her son, L. B. Dobyns, the
operator, returned to her home at Co.
mo today.
Hon. John Reid and wife were in the
city this morning, doing some shop
ping and attending to some business at
the court house.
Mrs. H. Warren Nice and little
daughter AND Mrs. Peabody will leave
tomorrow afternoon for a two months
visit at Salt Lake.
Joseph, Frank and Herbert King,
who attended last nights meeting of
Laramie lodge. returned to the
King Bros, ranch this morning.
Martin Stipes. who attended the
Temple of Economy sale here yester-
day and who bought some Of the min
ing stock, returned to Denver on the
noon train today.
Mrs. w. F. Baker and daughter have
removed from Ogden to Cheyenne to
reside. Mr.. Baker is employed in the
passenger service as conductor be-
tween Cheyenne and Green River.
Ed Bailey. the Centennial ranchman,
is in the city and will leave tomorrow
for Cedar Rapids. Iowa. to buy some
thoroughbred bulls and heifers for his
ranch n a fine stallion for his stud.
He will be gone several days.
Tim Dyre, a pioneer Of Cheyenne
and known to everybody in this Sec
ton of the state, was In the city today.
on his way to California to join his
family at San Francisco. They have
been there for the greater part Of the
winter.
DR.. C. c. Clark, the Jelm mountain
enthusiast, came up from Cheyenne
yesterday afternoon, and had intended
going out to the mines today, but u
little April storm kept him in the city.
He says the latest reports from his
Jelm mines are very encouraging.
e. j.. Bell returned at noon today
rom Omaha. May be you think I'm
not glad to get back to Gods country"
he said, as he looked across the plains
at the everlasting snow. 1T was SO hot
in Omaha yesterday that Fred Miller
and l could not ven enjoy a mint julip
in comfort"
Misses Gibney and Daley Of Rawlins,
who attended the Firemen's ball here
last night, returned home on the morn
ing train. They were shown about the
city during the forenoon by ]. T. Peck
enpaugh Of Rawlins. who used to live
in Laramie. He attended the ball also
and had a delightful time meeting old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Abbott and chill
dren are the guests for q while at the
home Of Mrs. Abbott's parents. Colonel
and Mrs. Jabez Cook. Mr.. Abbott was
foreman OF the switch crew at Carbon,
and now that that camp has been aban-
doned. the crew was pulled OIL and Mr..
Abbott will accept a position some
where else.
Go to the Episcopal fair tonight 1t
North star hall. Admission Toe. Dane
ing 1se. supper from 5e'eioek, &c.