, 1903-02-19

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Jack AJsop of Mandel is at the Kus-
ter.
D. E. Sweeney of California is at the
Johnson.
C. Remer of Omaha is registered at
the Kuster.
E. E. Windecker of Sherman is at
the Johnson.
G. e. Bower of Ogden is registered
at the Thornburgh.
Charles w. Cahill and Frank Nc
Donald are at the Kuster.
c. W. Hicks is in from Centennial,
registered at the johnson.
w ". Staples of Centennial is in the
city, a guest at the Kuster.
E. ]. Paddock of Sioux City, Ia, is in
town, a guest at the Kuster.
W. H. Mastin and T. Brennan OF Den
yer are guests at the Thornburgh.
Sheriff Alfred Cook returned last
night from a business trip IT, Chey-
enne.
Mrs. F. ". Marriott is IL from the
Grace creek ranch, stopping at the
Thornburgh.
William Macarthur AID H. D. Knox
If North park are in me city stopping
at the Kuster.
T. G. Little Of Salt Lake and D. A.
Sampson of Omaha are in the city,
guests at tn. Thornburgh.
F. l.. Mary of P~lattsmouth, Neb.,
who msxes frequent visits to the city,
is stopping at the johnson.
I,aac Storms of Rushville, Ind, and
n. 2. Rudy Of Yorktown, Ind, are
among the guests at the Kuster today.
Miss Christensen of Cheyenne is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Cornwell,
and was present at the Elks' ball last
night.
A. R. Strong of Stuttgart, AK. and
John o. Miller of Byron, Idaho, were
among the guests at the Kuster this
morning.
M. Frank and wife of Cheyenne were
at the Navarro. New York, yesterday,
and w. L. Dresser Of Cheyenne was at
the Broadway Central.
Mayor A. E. Miller and w. c. Hanks
have gone to the Douglas creek mining
district. where they are interested in
some valuable mining claims.
Hon. Otto Gramm and Fish Com
missioner s. H. Campbell came in
from Cheyenne last night. where they
had been on a short business trip.
W. ]. Ryan and c. R. Root of Omaha
are stopping at the Johnson. The
placidity of their temperament at the
snow blockade is something to be
marveled at.
F. o. Harrison is in the city from the
Rock creek ranch. He says there is
an immense amount Of snow, and
ranchmen are feeding their stock, but
that there has been little loss SO far
as he has heard.
M. M. Green of the Rambler Mining
and Smelling company mas returned
from Chicago and Indianapolis, Ind,
where he had been on a business trip.
He says the reports from Chicago are
still very encouraging.
Mrs. T. H. Davis, who has been at
Salt Lake for several weeks, keeping
house for her daughter, Mrs. U. U.
Hiskey, while the latter visited here,
returned home yesterday afternoon.
She had a very pleasant stay in Zion.
Mrs. Elmer T. Beltz and son Warren
will 60 to Cheyenne tonight to meet
Mrs. Beltz's brother. Charlie snider,
who is a member OF the Thirteenth
United States cavalry and is ON his
way to San Francisco to take ship for
Manila.
William R. Watt, who went from
here to Eningham, ILL.,, several months
ago and took a cours Of study in the
Illinois School Of Photography, is in
the city and will. remain for several
days yet. He has not yet decided upon
q location.
W. H. Reed will leave in = day or two
for the clay beds at Wilcox. The snow
is 80 deep that nothing 10 being done
there now. but when the NOW IL gone
Mr.. Reed will resume operations and
get the product Of the beds on the mar
ket n rapidly - possible.
e. D. Carter expects to leave Sun
day OF Monday to Join his wife 1t Par
sons. Kas., and will be absent perhaps
until April l. They contemplate . trip