, 1903-02-09

A. l.. Crandall of Denver is at the
kuster.
e. w. Johnson of Gleneyre, Colo, is
at the Johnson.
Frank T. Wyatt expects to return to
Jelm tomorrow.
l.. E. Hance is here from the ranch,
a guest at the Kuster.
w. E. Wilmer and J. E. Pollman of
Denver are at the Thornburgh.
w. E. Raymond of the Riverside
ranch is a guest at the Johnson.
George W. Stanley of Cheyenne was
a Sunday guest at the johnson.
Theodore Engelbrecnt of Chicago
was a Sunday CUES, at the Thorn
burgh.
Harry williamson went to. Cheyenne
Saturday afternoon, expecting to re-
turn today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Crawford left
Saturday night for Philadelphia for a
stay of several weeks.
Mrs. Nettie M. Jones Will leave to-
morrow for Spokane. Wash, where she
will visit for some time.
DR.. H. L. Stevens returned last even.
ing from Tie Siding, where he had
been on professional business.
A man named johnson came in from
the Big Laramie last night. reporting
a very cold spell and plenty of snow. "a
President Smiley of the State uni
versity was a guest at the Burke home
during the Industrial convention
Cheyenne Leader.
Judge Carpenter and Hon. Richard
Butler Of Laramie have been visitors
in the legislative halls several times
this week.-Cheyenne Tribune.
Senator Frazee returned to the state
capital yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Fra.
zee was with him at Cheyenne last
week, but she remained at home yes.
terday.
Rev. Otto Oberg and wife arrived
from Cheyenne today and Mr.. Oberg
will preach at the Swedish Mission
church tonight, in the Swedish Ian.
guage.
William Benton and Prof. L. R,
Scholl, the new superintendent of the
American Copper company at Douglas
creek, will leave for the mine tomor
row for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Neil Sudduth OF North park is
in the city, the guest of her father and
sister, Mr.. J.. w. Stryker and Miss Iris
Stryker. Mr.. Sudduth was called tc
Denver by the illness Of his sister.
Miss Lavilla Kimball of st. Louis
who was the guest for several days o.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. McPhee. left late
Saturday afternoon for Carthage, Mo.
where she will visit on her WAY home
Mrs. Andrew Popp is the guest o.
her son, Charles Popp. at Second ant
Lewis streets. She came in yesterday
for treatment for hemorrhage of the
stomach. and is under the care Of DR.
Green.
DR.. Miller returned at II o'clock las
night from Woods, where he had beer
to treat L. J. Porter, suffering from {
wound received some time ago by fall
ing on the blade of an axe. Bloc
poisoning was feared.
Hon. c. d. Oviatt returned to Chey
enne last night. He spent Sunday
here, visiting the fish hatchery during
the afternoon with the members of the
house committee on nsh hatcheries
of which he is a member.
Daniel K%inneman, superintendent Of
the Rattlesnake Creek Water com
pany Of Rawlins, vas IN the city Satur
day, the guest Of his old friend, c. A.
Jackson. Of the Laramie Grocery com.
pany. He returned to Rawlins Satur.
day night.
Prof. P. H. Daley, general superin'
tendent Of the Helen Gould mines. left
for the Centennial valley this morning
carrying funds to pay the miners the
wages due. Work on the shaft ID ex
pected to begin tomorrow. the shat,
having been completed.
Charles O. Wilson of Omaha, the
western representative Of the Midland