, 1902-03-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
T. Cunningham is in from the ranch
today.
f. A. Baker of Columbus. Neb.. is at
Johnson's.
J.. Shelf and wife Of Salt Lake are at
the ~Thornburgh.
w. J. Huselton is here from Morgan,
a guest at the Kuster.
D. NJ. Hanson is here from Spicer. a
guest at the johnson.
E. Rose Of Pueblo was a Sunday
guest at the ThornbuTgh.
e. II. Decker of owen is in the city.
attending. the district court.
Richard Fitzmorris of Moore was IA
guest at the Johnosn yesterday.
Ed T. Clark of Cheyenne vas here
this morning, On a business trip.
L. o. brooks and F. Victor of Denver
| we're at the Thornburgh this morning.
J. w. Howorth of Dow City. Iowa,
was a guest at Thornburgh this norm
ing.
o. S. Hamilton of Rock Springs was
a Sunday guest at the Johnson yester-
day.
Charlie Kuster is home from a visit
TO Denver and the mines in the Snowy
range.
Frank Cunningham of Encampmcnt
is in the city, a witness before the dis
trict court.
A. D. Martin and ]. c. Foley were
guests from Cheyenne at the Thorn
burgh yesterday.
Fred Miller and Niles Callahan will
go to Centennial tomorrow if the
weather is not too bad.
S. w. Hixson and w. i. Finfrock are
in for supplies for the tie camp in the
Centennial mountains.
Auburn Grand, Nels Grand. Martin
Nelson and Odin Thompson are in from
the tie camp at Centennial.
C. B. Frederick and wife of Walcott
were guests at the Kuster last night,
returning home this morning.
Forrest Huff and Porrellbess of St.
Louis are at the ~Thornburgh. One reg
listers 1892" and the other 1903"
w. b. Bolton of st. Joseph arrived
-, tIn ,ftarpnrr tra;p yrnp, tho uroSt
and is stopping at the Thornburgh.
Jonathan Frisbie, Of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company at
Rawlins, is in the city mingling with
old friends.
DR.. Miller went to Tie Siding yes
terday to see Mrs. Leahy, who is suf-
fering with rheumatism. He found
her much improved.
F. d. McCarty and wife of Bosler
were in the city this morning, guests
at the Kuster. Mr.. McCarty is fore
man of the Union Pacific coal mines at
Hanna.
Mr.. o. A. Hamilton of Sweetwater
county was in the city today on bust
ness conencted with his office. Mr..
Hamilton is still in the field for United
States marshal.
A. V. Quinn of Evanston and Claud
Johnson of Robertson. Wyo., were at
the Kuster this morning. They were
on their way east with a shipment of
stock to market.
T. E. Carey, formerly connected with
the Kuster hotel, but who went to
Green River when his father took
charge of a hotel there, is in the city.
the guest Of old friends.
John Fern, the Walden freighter, was
in the city this morning, leaving for
the park with a load Of merchandise
and miners supplies. He was a guest
at the Johnson last night.
Frank l.. May OF Plattsmouth, Neb.,
arrived from the west Saturday and re-
manned until last night theguest of his
old friend Fred A. Miller. He is con-
nected with the land department of the
Union Pacific and had been west on
business for the company.
Jack Doyle arrived from the east
Saturday afternoon, for a visit with the
family of Jack Martin. and left today
for Walcott, going from there to En-
campment, where he is connected with
the building Of the tramway from the
Ferris Haggerty mine to the smelter at
Encampment.
Hon. Ed. T. Clark of Cheyenne is in
the city, representing n of the par
ties in the suit Of the First National
bank of Shawnee against Charles Yund,
which is on the docket for the present
term Of the district court. Mr.. Clark
is the law partner OF Hon. Timothy J.
Burke, United States attorney for the
district of Wyoming.
william Mayne, Mrs. Sarah Pope,
Frank Pope and AL Ball of Grand En-
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