, 1904-05-26
PARAGRAPHS.

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Kuster.
J. E. Hopkins of Omaha is at the
Kuster.
Otto Gramm went to Rawlins this
afternoon.
Harry B.. Rosebaugh of Denver is at
the kuster.
John FERN of Walden is in the city,
stopping at the johnson.
Neil Matheson, the Toltec ranchman,
is in the city, a guest at the huster.
DR.. C. C. Clark has returned from
L prospecting trip in the mountains.
George w. Pritchard OF Kemmerer
lag.
Charles Cochrane and wife of the
Bosler ranch are in the city. guests at
the Kuster.
n. S. Wood of Woods Landing is a
city visitor today, being a guest at
the Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Colt expect to
cave for Colorado Sunday or Monday
II next week.
Frank Stone and James Howell of
h Bosler ranch are among the guests
Il the Kustcr.
Charles r. Root and w. J. O'Brien
ii Omaha were among the guests at
he IohnsCl last night.
Miss Mamie Butcher left this after
loot TOR Ci.en River. where she will
be engaged in the hotel business.
w. L. Edwards of Walsenburg,
Colo. and F. D. Snavely of Fort
Steele are among the guests at the
Kuster.
j.. l.. Bartlett. representing the
Peoples Lumber company at Greeley,
Colo. is in the city today, looking over
the town and meeting some friends.
DR.. J. E.. Ellis, the government stock
inspector, vas called to Denver last
hight by the illness of his wife, who
has been visiting there for a few days.
Hon. Leroy Grant. auditor of state,
arrived from Cheyenne this afternoon
and was Immediately driven to his
ranch, expecting to return to Chey-
aIle tonight.
Ed Branson of Chicago, ]. c. Hoop.
er of st. Joseph. l.. C. Robinson of
Denver and A. p. Spitko of Omaha
were among the guests at the Union
Pacific Ibis morning.
Attorney H. r. Zentz of Danville, H..
is in the city for a few days visit
with relatives. Mr.. Zentz Is prescott
ing attorney of Danville and is on his
way to Portland. Ore.
Wesley johnson of Tie Siding, one
OF the defendants in the Maxwell &
Stevens sheep raiding case, was in
the city this morning, the last having
been called in the district court.
Mrs. John Burns, wife of the Union
Pacific conductor, INT her young son,
Hugh Oscar Burns. will leave next
week for a visit with friends al Den
V. L. Mcclure n Emil Christen-
sen of Cheyenne were in the city last
night. guests at the Johnson. They at
tended the concert and dance given
By Laramie'aerie, Eagles, at Maenner-
chor hall.
Miss Algia Taylor, who went to Den
YER several weeks ago to enter a hos
pital. where she had a serious opera
ton performed, returned here last
night, where she will stay with friends
till she is strong enough to stand the
journey back east to her former home.
She is still very weak.
President Charles w. Lewis of the
university left this afternoon for Raw
Inns, where he will deliver the COM
mencement address to the graduates
of the Rawlins high school tonight.
From there he will go TO Evanston
and possibly to Salt Lake, expecting
" return early next week.
Oscar Morris of Sheridan, who has
been here for a few days, the guest
Of his sister, Mrs. John Burns, left on
the oon train today for Denver, where
Mrs. Morris is stopping, and where
she has been i'll for some time. MI.
Morris will visit there a while before
returning to Sheridan, leaving his
family at Denver for the present.
Mrs. Fred A. Miller and her niece,
Miss Winifred Martin, left this after
noon for Peru, Neb., where they will
visit relatives. They were accom-
panied to Cheyenne by Mrs. Prouty, |
the mother Of Mrs. Miller, who will
visit there for some time. Miss Martin |
came here a few days 6 from her |
home at Kansas City, but her health
was not good and the physicians be- |
lieved a lower altitude would be better
for her.
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