, 1903-01-26
PARAGRAPHS.

F. o. Harrison was in the city yester-
day.
F. w. Biegel of Hanna is at the Kus.
ter.
Mrs. Campbell and Otto are still i'm,
proving.
Mrs. Atherly went to Cheyenne this
afternoon.
A. X. Newcomb of Chicago is at
J%ohnson's.
Frank Stone returned to the Coble
ranch yesterday.
Senator Frazee returned to the state
capital yesterday.
c. L. Forbes OF Carrollton, Mo-, is
stopping at the Kuster.
Louis Jacobs and J. S. Baird of Den.
yer are guests at the johnson.
]. N. Baker and wife Of Cripple
Creek, Colo, are guests at the johnson.
Mrs. G. M. Kipka and little son were
in the city from Rock River yesterday.
Miss Coburn and M. e. Towner Of
Gleneyre, Colo, are registered at the
Johnson.
W. W. Bacon and H. H. Shepherd of
Denver were guests at the Thornburgh
yesterday.
George Richards, F. M. Pattee and
w. lessen Of Cheyenne were at the
Kuster this morning. =
J. Fred Dawson, travelling auditor
for the Pacific Hotel company, was in
the city this morning.
8. b. Hart, James Mari and Henry
Herget of Walden were registered at
the Kuster yesterday.
Mrs. Wilmot and daughter, Miss
June. returned to their home at Chey.
enne yesterday afternoon.
c. F. Schalk, formerly of this city
but now located in California, is visit
ing his many friends in Laramie.
Miss May Vance Of McGill vas the
guest yesterday of MI. and Mrs. Rich
ard Eberhardt Of the Gem City bakery,
R. ]. Armstrong, w. B. Staples. Peter
w. Simonsen and John ]. Hays Of Cen
tennial were guests at the Johnson Sun
day.
Walter Staples and John Clark are
in from Centennial and will take a load
Of grain for the Van Horn-Miller inter
ests there.
Mrs. E. P. Pearson of Virginia Dale
is in the city to meet her sister, Mrs
Norell of Walden. They are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Johnson.
Mrs. Nels Engen and Miss Eva Vol
boil arrived in the city from Centennial
called at the bedside of their brother
Nels Wolbol at the Home hospital.
Charlie Riggen "a in from Walden
this morning. He came in to superin'
tend the loading Of nj Of his big teams
with coke for the Rambler smelter.
L. 8. Scoville of Ogden, G. F. Cutter
of st. Louis and B. N. Fisk. A. L. Bar
ker and F. C. Barker Of Chicago were
guests at the Thornburgh last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mapes Of Kansas, who
have been visiting friends at Centen'
NAL for the past two months. were in
the city this morning, on their way
home.
M. F. Reid came in from Centennial
yesterday afternoon, and has gone tc
the bedside Of his mother at Peru
Neb. Mrs. Reid has been quite Ill fol
some time.
DR.. Miller returned last night from
Rock River, where he had been called
to the bedside Of Mrs. Melton, who is
ill with q fever. The lady was better
when he left her side.
Hon. N. X. Boswell and Hon. Otto
Gramm of Laramie were in Rawlinf
yesterday to accompany the Legislators
on their inspection visit to the peniten
tiary.-Rawlins Republican.
W. w. Bacon, travelling agent for the
smith-Premier Typewriter company, il
here from Denver today. looking aftel
business for the company. The Repub
lican uses three Smith machines.
O. 8. Burns, representing the Robert
Downing company. was in the city this
morning, arranging for the coming Of
the company On tho night Of January
80. At the New Grand, whom Hr. Down
ing will present the Gladiator"
Mrs. J. H. Foley aad little daughter,
Helen. q 0AnA Ia1o11. Mob. who CANE
to visit M @slyS 1ethsr. Mra No.
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