, 1902-06-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

c. w. Lucas is at the kuster.
w. II. Moore is at ,Johnson's.
C. w. .Iamison is at .Iohnson's.
II. +. Greene is registered at the
Johnson.
w. b. Campbell of Salt Lake is at
the Thornburgh.
W. c. Harris of Sterling. Colo. is at
the ~Thornburgh.
Hon. John Reid is in the city today.
laying in some supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pascoe are in the
city from the ranch today.
Hugh Griffith of Walden was a guest
at the Johnson this morning.
J.. II. George, the Virginia Dale
Ianchman. is in the city today.
A. S. Howe and wife of Boston are
registered at the ThOrnburgh.
Gus Palmer is in from the Oxford
ranch today, a guest at the Johnson.
w. X. Smith OF Chicago and j. II.
Staples of Dawson, N. NJ. are at the
Johnson.
F. J. Pillman. the Dale creek ranch
man, was t%ransacting business in the
city today.
Miss Sarah Welty of Lima. o.. and
W. }. Welty of Rock River are in the
city today.
Rev. H. p. Hansen has returned
from Denver and will occupy his pull
pit tomorrow.
Dana S. Crawford of the Saratoga
Sun was in the city this morning. a
guest at the Kuster.
F. ]. Schmidt of Wheeling. Ind. and
James Goodale of Guthrie Center, 10
wa, are at the Kuster
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Bleyins arrived
from Walden this afternoon and are
registered at the Johnson.
Mrs. Nally Of Cheyenne arrived in
int city lulo III litlS u Il VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Sears.
A. E. Jupp returned today from the
west. having accompanied one of the
Snriner excursion parties to Ogden.
J. s. Aikman. w. II. Crowley and
George ID. Hussey of Denver we're reg
istered at the Johnson this morning
l.. l.. Laughlin OF the Toltec Live
Stock company is in the city today
attending to some business matters
Frank Jones of Cheyenne. who has
been the guest Of Warren Beltz since
Memorial Day. will leave tomorrow
for his home.
DR.. |. C. Esseck left for his home
at Chicago today, after spending
week here. in the mining fields ant
other points.
J.. J. Fisher is at Rock River assist
ing NJ. N. Grant in surveying a change
in a county road ordered by the coun
ty commissioners.
r. Berge Touey OF Louisville. Ky.
G. R. Ingles OF Kansas City, Mo-, ant
Leon ~Lessynsky OF New York were
registered at the Thornburgh thil
morning.
James Mathison of the Laramie Re
publican passed through Cheyenne Fri
day en- route to Denver, where he wa.
called by the sad news that his motheI
is dying.-Cheyel.ne Tribune.
Miss Grace Thompson arrived THU
afternoon from her home at Irving
Kas.. and will spend the summer will
| Mrs. Charlie Rauner. She formerly re
| sided here. where she was a saleslad!
at the Temple.
Mr.. p. C. Rauner has received a let
ter from his wife, telling him that the!
put her of at Buffalo," and that she
Is having a delightful time visiting rel
atiyes and friends there. She did no
say when she would return home.
J. S. Altman of Denver. representing
the William VOlker company Of Kan
sas City. has a beautiful display o
pictures at Elmer Lovejoy's store. thai
is attracting visitors this afternoon
The place is to be Illuminated tonight
for the benefit Of lovers Of art.
Mrs. Ehmka and Mrs. Simpson re
turned last night from Denver. While
there they visited Elitch's garden. 9
summer theater. and greatly admired
the flowers and enjoyed the presenta'
ton Of "A Midsummer Nights Dream
by the Jessie Bartlett Davis company.
Mr. and Mrs. f. X. X. Allen Of Chey.
enne returned home today, after q trip