, 1902-06-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

J.. w. Johnson and sons have return
ed from their trip to Omaha.
l.. f. i'arra and J. II. McNealy OF
Garrett were in the city yesterday.
G. 4. Campbell went t Saratoga yes
terday afternoon, to be absent about a
week.
Frank and Rose Bickford will leave
in a day or two for Laramie.-Rawlins
Journal.
County Commissioner w. j. Broad
hurst was in the city yesterday on
business.
Mrs. l.. S. Bartlett will leave tomor-
Tow night for a visit at her old home
in Vermont.
George Trading and Lee Kidd made
a business trip to Centennial yester-
day and will return this afternoon.
O. w. Schaefer and family left today
for a short visit at Denver. Mr.. Schaef-
"r is tho binder at Grass bookbind"ry.
Nj and Mrs. L. T. Clarity left to-
day for Denver to visit their son. John
Clarity. the fireman. who is in a hos
pital there.
Mis-, DR.. J. B. Wilson and children
will leave tomorrow night for Mount
Vernon. Ind. where they will spend
the
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Oliver left yes
terday on visit with friends in Denver.
They expect to return to Laramie
| about July 9Th.
Mrs. J. e. Stimson and daughter.
Louise. returned to their home in
Cheyenne asst night after a weeks Wis.
it with relatives in this city.
Rev. Hugh Cummiskey. pastor of the
Catholic church. went to Cheyenne on
the noon train in his capacity as vicar
general and administrator Of the do
cese.
Harry Cordiner of Laramie was in
the city last Wednesday and ofticiatsi
as usher at the wedding VI Earl Carter
and Miss Wilseck.- Cheyenne Labor
News.
A. T. Holmes left this morning en- a
fishing trip with W. B. Laid q. Mali
son. Wis. and may visit the mines at
Holmes before returning TO the city.
They left early this morning.
Mrs. Dobyns. the wife of the Western
Union operator. and his mother arrived
from Como this morning. The mother
lives at Como and the law
| and her babe had been there on a visit.
Sunday guests at the Kuster were
| S. c. Weeks. Wells. New: Oscar Waech-
ter. Sybille: w. ]. %Broadhurst. Tie
YER: l.. e. Farra and ]. H. McNealy.
Garrett.
Suday visitors at the Johnson:
Charles Emmerson. LivermOre. Colo:
+. w. Dickerson, Kansas city: w. y.
Laid. Madison Wis: Andrew Anders,
son Swan Solume. Medicine Rev;
John Biddick. Frank B%ucklanL. ranch.
Mrs. Flora Skinner and Miss Martha
Daley were in Laramie Thursday at.
tending a convention OF the Women OF
Woodcraft. Jerry Murphy and wife OF
Laramie attended the funeral Of Mr.
M%urphy's brother here Monday. They
returned home that evening.-Rawlins
Republican.
At the Thornburgh yesterday: E. NJ
Richie. Ward B. Clark and wife,
Charles B. Bell. James Edwards. Den
yer: F. H. Novak. Chicago: T. w.
Gallagher and wife, Pyramid. Wyo.:
J. F. Kemp, New York; David T. Day
and wife. Washington; Mrs. Porter
King, Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. NJ. f. Stark returned Satu:,la,
from a three weeks trip to Denver,
Colorado Springs, Fort Morgan and
Greeley. Colo. She stopped at Chey,
enne on her return trip and was accom-.
panied home by her nieces. Misses
Frances Bristol and Katie Wade. who
are her guests.
S. f. Land Of Centennial came in
yesterday with Robert J. Armstrong.
the Centennial merchant. who is suffer.
ing with mountain fever and who was
taken to Rhodes sanitarium for treat
ment. Mr.. Land returned to Centennial
today. being accompanied by Mrs.
Charles DeKay. who will spend a short
time with her mother and brother
camping in the mountains.