, 1903-03-25
PERSONAL

william Facy is at the Johnson.
C. P. Miller of Medicine Bow is at
the Kuster.
Mrs. w. B. Emmons is in from the
ranch today.
r. NJ .Greenlaw of Washington is a
guest at the Johnson.
A. W. Green of Jelm was a guest at
the Johnson last night.
w. c. Beaver and wife expect to
leave for Evanston tomorrow.
Mayor Miller returned last night
from a business trip to Denver.
Charles A. Carrier of Walden +
among the guests at the Johnson.
A. E. Hills Of Rand and ]. S. King
of Pinkhamton are at the Kuster.
Mrs. Mildred R%ifenberger left today
for Denver, where she will spend the
summer.
Lee Kidd went to Cheyenne yester-
day afternoon on business for the
music store.
]. e. O'Hearne. Fl. Deigel and ]. S.
Baird of Denver we're registered at
the Johnson last night.
Charlie &Ustcr and Mrs. 4. Boggs
:cit this morning for the home Of Che
latter in the Centennial valley.
Frank Anderson, A. w. Colburn and
William Mcpherson of Denver were
guests at the Kuster last night.
David Cochrane, the well known
Owen ranchman and cattleman, is in
the city, stopping at the Kuster.
Vice President and Mrs. Fred A.
Miller are expected home from the Pa.
cifc coast about the 10th of April.
Neal Roach will leave about the
first of the month for Holmes, expect.
ing to get employment in the Rambler
mine.
S. H.. Drake of Denver, Timothy Ross
of Waynesburg and M. P. Peterson OF
st. Louis were among the guests at the
~Thornburgh today.
Charles H. Willard of Denver, repre-
senting the Devoe Paint and Oil house
is in the city. calling upon the locaI
trade. He was being shown about by
II. d. Beemer.
w. Fl. Frazee is at Kansas City to
day. and is expected home the latter
part of the week. He has found a yer,
good market, he writes, and been quite
successful in his buying.
Mrs. Ed Matthews of Cheyenne, Wit
was here yesterday on business, lief
for Rawlins today to attend a meeting
of Hinkley division auxiliary to the
Order of Railway Conductors.
J. W. Percival, who built the heating
plant at the university last fall, arriv
ed from Cheyenne this afternoon ant
is looking up a house in which he ant
his wife may live this summer, as the!
intend to reside IN Laramie.
E. J. Davies, superintendent of tn,
Boston and Wyoming Lumber com
pany at Centennial, left for Centennia
this morning, accompanied by his wifi,
and daughter. who have been visitin,
in Denver for several weeks.
l.. L. Laughlin of the Toltec Liv,
Stock company is in the city today OF
business for the company. He reports
conditions as quite favorable for tn,
coming summer in his section, tn,
heavy snow presaging a good range.
w. A. Mcintyre returned from
Holmes last evening. where he ha,
been for several days, looking owe,
the mining situation in that section
He was accompanied to town by r
ID. Nichols and William Raper O
Holmes.
w. A. Stoddard returned last nigh
from Riverside. where he had beer
on a business trip. He says there Ii
great promise of a very busy summer
in the mining districts. The superin
tendents of the mines are getting theil
men and making preparations to re
sumo work when the snow gets out O.
the way.
MI. and Mrs. A. T. Holmes left this
afternoon for Denver. and will go b,
way Of that city to Arizona. visiting
the United Verde mines, going thence
to San Francisco and the Sandwich
islands. On their return they will
come by way Of Butte and Anaconda
Mont. visiting the great copper mines
in that section. They were accom-.
panied as far n Denver by Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelly Of Sparta, KY. who are on
their way home.