, 1903-03-28
PERSONAL

AL Bath is in from the Little Lar
annie.
Charlie Kuster has returned from
Boggs.
S. H.. Campbell is in from the fish
hatchery.
Angus Sutherland returned to the
city today.
H. d. Oracle of Holmes is a guest at
the Kuster.
Paul Pascoe is in from Wyoming
ranch today.
A. Wineright of Kansas City is at
the johnson.
Silas Haskins and l.. L. Knoles are
at the Johnson.
Mrs. Smith of Kemmerer was a guest
al the Thornburgh last night.
Hon. ]. M. Hoge is in the city today
from his Laramie river ranch.
J. H. McNealey is a visiting ranch
man, registered at the Kuster.
Mrs. T. B. Alsop of Cheyenne was a
guest at the Kuster last night.
Fred Allan of Kansas City and
George H. Matson Of Ogden are at the
Kuster.
John Lindsey and H. c. Moore are
visiting ranchmen, stopping at the
Johnson.
A. H. Blake of Boston and William
L. Degen of Denver are stopping at
the Thornburgh.
Manton Marble was in from the Lit.
tie Laramie today with two coyote
pelts for bounty.
]. S. King, the tie contractor, was in
the city from Pinkhamton today, stop.
ping at the Kuster.
w. S. Nottingham and A. l.. Mount
ford Of Holmes are in the city, regis
tered at the johnson.
Miss Efle Burris of Holmes is in
the city for a day or two, the guest
of friends. She was registered at the
Kuster last night.
Thomas ]. Foley arrived from Raw
Inns last night. He is n of the gen
tlemen interested in the proposed new
steam laundry in the city.
L. L. Laughlin and Timothy Ross oil
the Toltec Live Stock company are
in the city from Toltec today. attend
ing to some business matters.
H. A. Hunter, the Big Creek ranch
man and cattle dealer. was a guest al
the Thornburgh last night, on his way
home from a trip to the markets.
H. G. Eggert Of Chicago, ]. +. Myr
ray and c. E. Elliott Of Denver, Albert
Penny of Los Gatos, Cal, and Arthur
B. Locke Of Cincinnati are guests al
the Thornburgh.
s. E. Land, formerly manager Of the
Centennial fish hatchery, arrived in
the city last night, having severed his
connection with that institution and
sold his interest therein to Vice Pres
ident Fred A. Miller.
C. s. Beach of Kemmerer, connected
with the mines in that district, is In
the city today greeting old-time
friends. MI. Beach was a former pop
ular student at the university here. He
is on his way to Cheyenne on a bust
ness trip.
Frank Wyatt returned to Jelm this
morning, but will return tonight and
go to Denver to meet the president
of the American Gold and Copper Min
ng company. Mr.. Yeager, and contract
for some new machinery to be placed
in the mines at Jelm.
Senator Frazee returned last night
from Chicago, Kansas City and Den.
yer. where he had been buying stock
for the Leader. He says business is
booming in the big cities, and much
western buying is being done. He sue.
ceeded in picking up some rare bar.
gains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Simpson arrived
from their ranch Of the upper waters
Of the Big Laramie last evening and
are stopping here. Mrs. Simpson ID
under the care of a physician. The
Simpsons made about forty miles of
the journey on horseback. the snow
being too bad to permit of = wagon
making Roadway.
DR.. and Mrs. Coburn will leave To-
night for Fort Niagara, New York, to
the bedside of their son, Lieutenant
Harol D. Coburn, who ii i'll with ty.
phoid fever there. The last word they
had from Mrs. Coburn was that the
had taken = turn for the
worse and his condition was not en-