, 1904-04-26

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Mrs. Fischer returned from the west
this afternoon.
A. G. Dunn of Lookout arrived in the
city this afternoon.
Mrs. Burris of Hillsdale, Wyo., is a
guest at the kuster.
r. n. Sutton of Cleveland, O.. was a
guest at the Kuster last night.
c.. l.. Peterson is in from Woods
landing, a guest at the Johnson.
Mrs. Ed Carlson and Miss Petra
Peterson went to Denver last night.
Mrs. John Costin has gone to Willow
Island. Neb., for a visit with friends.
Mary E. Gill of Fort Collins was reg
istered at the Union Pacific last night.
Chris Jensen was down from Mandel
last night, registered at the Johnson.
Walter l.. Larsh of Cheyenne was a
guest at the Union Pacific this morn
ing.
Victor S. Hiscox of Evanston was
registered at the Union Pacific last
light.
A. d. Olcott and Bert Bridger of
Denver were among the guests at the
Johnson last night.
Conductor and Mrs. VIM. Rich are
over from Cheyenne to attend the Odd
Fellows celebration.
john F. johnson of the Johnson no.
tel is confined to his room with an at
tack Of stomach trouble.
l.. Mckenzie of San Francisco and
S. Spitz and B.. w. Fisk of Chicago
are at the Union Pacific.
Frank Mcclure of Denver, Colo, and
Harry Harris of Kearney. Neb.. were
Kuster guests this morning.
\. c. Kinssford, division store clerk
after a short visit with friends in this
city.
j. A. Morrison of Colorado Springs
and Tom L. Brannon of Denver were
the guests at the Union Pacific
last night.
Charles Bellamy, the engineer, re-
turned last night from Centennial,
where he has been doing some sur.
veying for several days.
Conductor Dolf Wolcott went to
Cheyenne last night and will be tenn
porarily assigned to a passenger run
On the Wyoming division.
J.. NJ. Beaver and d. d. Legoar of
Pearl were stopping at the kuster last
night. They are interested in mining
in that new and lively camp.
Booker L. Smith and o. Swanson are
in from the Holmes mining district
where they are engaged in mining, and
are stopping at the Johnson.
Charesl j. Phelan, who has just
opened a new hotel at Rock River, left
last night for Cheyenne. after spend
ing the afternoon in this city.
Meyer frank of Cheyenne is in the
city, and is preparing to take the body
of Mrs. Rose Forbes to Denver for in
terment beside that Of her husband.
Mrs. Weaver, who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Nc
Collum, for a day or two, returned tt
the ranch at Tie Siding on the noor
train.
Carl Raft, who has been in California
for some time, passed through the cit.
on the noon train today, en- route tt
his home in Iowa. He has been ill il
the west and goes home for a rest.
Gus Glass is in from the Herber
Richie mining claims on Lake creel
for a load Of supplies. He says there
is a good deal of talk about the ricl
strike recently made in that district.
Messrs. H. A. Gonden and John H
Davis returned last night from Chey
enne. where they had been to attent
a meeting of Cheyenne lodge, Elks
inc to witness a performance at tn
Crystal theater.
Messrs. Campbell, Weakland ant
Snider came in from the Albany min,
late yesterday afternoon and left las
night for their homes at Williamsport
Pa. They are interested in the Amer
lean Copper company at Holmes ant
have been at the mines for severa
days inspecting the property.