, 1903-01-17
PERSONAL

Judge Craig has returned to his
home at Rawlins.
Miss Minnie Weimers ofRock Springs
entered the university yesterday.
J.. NJ. Carey and wife of Cheyenne
were guests at the Holland hotel, New
York. Thursday. ,
Hon. William Maxwell came home
from Cheyenne last night and a guest
1t the T%hornburgh.
DR.. David Starr Jordan, who lectured
at the auditorium last night, left for
the west this afternoon.
P. Devereaux Of Cheyenne, John w.
Clarke of Jelm and Mrs. E. L. Cham
berlain are at the Johnson.
N. P. Michels of Denver and William
Conway of Lyons Colo, were guests
at the Johnson this morning.
George Marsh, tie inspector for the
Laramie Plains line, will go to Centen-
NAL Monday to inspect the stock of
ties in the yards there.
L. L. Shaull, who has been working
the limestone quarry, has returned to
this city, operations at the quarry hav-
ing ceased for the present.
Rev. H. P. Hansen returned yester-
day afternoon from Denver, where he
had been on legal business. He is ad-
ministrator Of the estate of a former
parishioners there.
William Sidenburg of Columbus, Neb.,
is in the city, the guests of friends.
He is a member of Columbus lodge,
Knights of Pythias, and vas a visitor
at last nights meeting OF Damon lodge.
Robert C. Gardner and ]. B. Mckee
OF the Van Horn-Miller company went
to Centennial this morning, to be alb
sent several days. They will check up
the stock of lumber in the yards there
and arrange other business matters.
Arthur E. Lane and Fred Miller ex-
pect to leave tomorrow for Denver.
Mr.. Lane is the New York representa-
tive of the Seattle Redwood company
OF Seattle, Wash, and has been west
on business, stopping of here for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
James King, the engineer who &C.
companied ]. D. Kinder to Denver and
vas present when Mr.. Rinder's foot
was amputated three inches above the
ankle, has returned home. Mr.. Kinder
stood the operation well and is getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
Albert Lee, a graduate of the univer-
sity, class Of '97, arrived from his home
at Pocatello, Idaho, this morning, for
a visit Of a few days with his parents,
Prof. and Mrs. F. w. Lee, in this city
and with his sister, Miss Flora Lee,
and grandmother. Mrs. Gray, at Chey-
enne.
H. P. Kolb Of Omaha, A. J.. Albring of
Spokane, R. w. Ralston Of Salt Lake,
D. W. Cade of st. Joseph, W. J. Stew
art and G. Lowhan of Cheyenne and
H. w. Lawrence, q. Boyer, ]. Dun, n.
l.. Dyer, H. j. Meyer and r. c. Bah
cock of Denver we're registered at the
Thornburgh last night.
Hon G. D. Oviatt came up from the
state capital yesterday afternoon, made
the acquaintance of his daughter,
whose arrival was noted yesterday, and
returned to Cheyenne last night to be
present at today's session Of the leg.
islature. He was very we'll pleased
with the young lady, and she has =
pressing invitation to remain always.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Graham of Pueblo,
who have spent the week on the Buck
eye ranch, the guest Of the family of
their sister, Mrs. D. P. Smith, will
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. RAuner
in this city, and will leave Monday for
the Roderick Mckay ranch, in the
Platte valley, which Mr.. Graham and
Ed Finfrock have recently purchased.