, 1903-03-16
PERSONAL
J. Lindstrom is at the Johnson.

Otto Gramm is expected home to-
night.
Virgie Gray had another very bad
night of it last night.
N. Z. Corthell has returned from a
business trip to Denver
C. w. Mosley of Chicago was a Sun
day guest at the Kuster.
Postmaster John Cordiner is in from
Holmes for a day OF two.
Helen Kliphorse arrived from Kali
amaZoo, Mich, last night.
H. w. Beatty of Denver was at the
T%hornburgh this morning.
John Ernest returned yesterday from
a trip to the Ernest ranch.
G. II. Space of Nevada, Mo-, was a
Sunday guest at the kuster.
D. Davis of Hanna was a guest at
the T]hornburgh this morning.
John Dearlove was in from the Lit
tie Laramie today with one coyote pelt.
George o. Risden of Lincoln, Neb.,
was a Sunday guest at the Thorn
burgh.
Fred Hughes was in from the Mill
brook ranch yesterday, a guest at the
Johnson.
H. G. Carpenter, the Cheyenne mail
clerk, is the guest of friends here for
a few days.
MAIDS Wolbol was in from Centen'
NAL this morning. He was a guest
last night at the johnson.
T. A. McGill and Benigno Romero OF
the McGill ranch were guests at the
Johnson last night.
Warden Helm passed through the
city Saturday, on his way home from
a trip to Cheyenne.
H. B. Carpenter of Cheyenne and A
E. Hills of Rand, Colo, were guests al
the Kuster this morning.
Rye Hecht is in from the country
and will take a load of supplies to the
Centennial mines tomorrow.
William MARI, who came up from
Denver Saturday morning, left THU
morning for his home at Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wurl ant
their sister of Laramie were guests a
the Centennial ball Saturday night.
w. H. Reed, the mining expert, AM
DR.. Swigart visited the Strong min,
YESTERDAY and returned last evening
Herman Hegewald of the Laramie
Grocery company is expected hom'
from California about the first Of April
John Olson is in the city from Cen
tennial, loading with supplies for tn
miners in the Centennial mountains
Arthur Mathews of Granite Canol
and George Mathison Of Tie Sidin,
were guests at the Johnson this morn
ing.
Mrs. E. N. Allen returned to Boulde
yesterday. She will move to Lara
mic soon with her family and resid'
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth B. Bower, VIII
attended the dance at Centennial Sat
urday night, returned to the city yes
terday afternoon.
Among the guests at the Thorn
burgh yesterday was E. L. .Griffey o
Denver, an old friend of Chief Clerl
Ralph Klingerman of that house.
C. F. Yeager, the new manager O
the Taylor Publishing and Engraving
company, came up from Cheyenne las
night and is stopping at the Kuster.
John c. Coble came down from hi
big ranch at Bosler Saturday after
noon and was the guest yesterday o
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. l.. Code. He returned
home this afternoon.
John G. Miller of Chicago, w. C
Hanks of Denver and B. F. johnson o
Greeley arrived in the city late Satur
day afternoon and were guests at the
Thornburgh yesterday.
Elwyn Condit has severed his con
nection with the undertaking depart
ment Of the w. H. Holiday company
and will leave with his family for Sill
verton, Colo, about Wednesday of this
week.
Louis Miller left yesterday for Jelm,
where he will arrange for the Install
alton Of the machinery recently pur-
chased in Denver for the Colorado and
other mines belonging to the Wyoming
Queen group.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. L. Code will leave
tonight for Cheyenne to attend the ball