, 1903-02-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

F. B. Woodson of Denver is at the
Thornburgh.
William Fisher of Dublin, ILL.,, is at
the Johnson.
S. f. Land is in from the Centennial
fish hatchery.
S. d. Hunt of Cheyenne was at the
Kuster this morning.
Rev. H. P. Hansen has gone to Den
yer on a business trip.
Gus Buechner of Cheyenne was at
the Kuster this morning.
Jay Burns vas here Saturday night,
leaving for the east yesterday.
A. D. Martin Of the City Steam laun-
dry returned yesterday from a trip to
Denver.
l.. NJ. Young and John Bryston Of
Hermosa. telegraph operator. spent
Sunday in this city.
M. T. Pryor, the Centennial lumber
contractor. was in the city today, leav.
ing for home during the afternoon.
Mrs. w. f. Chaplin and Miss Maize
Chaplin have returned from Cheyenne
where they visited for a day or two.
Mr.. Wright Of Pocatello is the guest
OF his sisters here. He arrived this
morning and will visit here several
days.
Sheriff Cook has returned from
Rawlins. where he had been with
three convicts sentenced to the pen.
itentiary.
w. ]. Foley returned to Rawlins yes
terday, where he has established an
agency for the City Steam laundry Of
this city.
Patrick Gallagher, whose wife died
some weeks ago, LEFT yesterday for
San Francisco, where he expects to
make his home with his daughter.
T. ]. Mitchell and wife, James D
Ryder and D. ]. Davidson of the
"Peck's Bad Boy" company were reg
istered at the %Thornburgh this morn
ing.
j. B. Mckee and William Wurl left
this morning for Centennial, where
Mr.. Mckee goes on business for the
Boston and Wyoming Lumber com
pany.
Manager Harry Smith Of the West
ern Union returned last night from
Omaha, accompanied by his wife and
baby daughter, and are quartered In
their own home.
John Ernest came in from the Ernest
ranch Saturday evening. He says there
are about eight inches of nov out
there. So far he has lost no stock or
account Of the weather.
Harry L. PASCAL, engrossing clerl
of the house at Cheyenne. spent Sun
day with his family here, returning tt
the capital early this morning. on one
of the delayed trains from the west.
Charles Riggen and Adm Webb
were in from Walden this morning
and will leave tomorrow for. Nortl
park with four wagon loads Of sup
plies for the merchants Of that place
Rev. A. ]. Walker. the colored Bap
fist preacher, returned to his HON,
at Cheyenne this afternoon, afte
preaching morping and evening yes
terday for the new CONGREGATION here
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Miller left thi,
afternoon for Los Angeles, to be ab
sent several weeks. They intent
stopping at Salt Lake, Sacramento ant
San Francisco. and will meet Mr.. ant
Hon. Francis 8. King returned thi,
morning to his duties In the legislA
ture at Cheyenne, after spending Sun
day with his family here and getting
a little better acquainted with the
"cutest girl baby In the state Of Wyo
ming"
Senator w. H. Frazee returned to
the state capital last afternoon. Mrs.
Frazee will go down Tuesday to re-
main until the close Of the session.
She remains over here to attend the
rendition Of THE Chimes Of Nor.
mandy" tonight.
United States Marshal Frank A.
Hadsell passed through he city this
morning, en- route to cheypaN hon
Rawlins. He had been to Raunna to
attend the funeral Of tho wiz eftjs
old friend. Postmaster PsFryL4nih.
which occurred yesterday, S.
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