, 1904-03-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

~ "iaLhih is nome from RaWllnS
r. U. Harrison is home from Casper,
Louis Miller will go to Jelm tomor.
row.
w. w. Doyle is home from Chey.
enne.
II. Block of San Francisco is at the
Union Pacific.
o. Hansen of Cheyenne Is at tho
Union Pacific.
Rev. and Mrs, Bross have moved
into the new parsonage.
J. F. Morrell of St. Louis was a guest
at the johnson this morning.
D. A. Winkler, jr., was in from the
Riverside ranch this morning.
r. u. Harrison p to leave for
England about the 15th of April.
FRANK Stread of Rockford, ILL.,, was
d guest at the Johnson this morning.
n little son OF MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
oef.ay Is Ill. It Is hoped the ailment
is not serious.
Louis Kirk Of Cheyenne, clerk of the
United States court. was a city visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Rev. a.. C.. Hogbin, who is now at
Phoefa9. Ariz., is expected home next
week, probably Friday.
F. d. O'Neil and Sidney C. Boutell
OF! Cheyenne were among the guests
at the johnson last night.
Judge c. N Potter, E. T. Clark and
1 10 hn q INOh,n, uorn Ch~,o-uu -A-
at the, Union Pacific today.
R., w. Krag and Charles Jewell Of
Omaha were among the travelling mer
at the Union Pacific last night
Robert. Harris of Denver and r.
ODonneli of Portland, Ore, were
guests at the Kuster last night.
John L. Fields and M. c.. Hender-
lider of Denver were among the
| guests at the kuster last night.
Mrs. Glidden has returned from
Cheyenne. accompanied by her sister j,
Mrs. j. L. Code, who will visit a few
days.
Thomas B. Shannon of Chicago, Ed
c. Cunliff of Denver and F. D. Greene
of Boston were registered at the Union
Pacific this morning.
Judge c.. N. Potter of the state SUI
preme court, one Of the lecturers in
the short course in irrigation at the
university this afternoon, Is a guest
here.
Hamilton Armour, agent for the
Our Goblin" company, is here today,
arranging for the early appearance of
his company at the New Grand Man
ager.
William McCune arrived this morn
ing from Denver with the body of his
sister, Mrs. Jessie Thomas, and the
remains were taken in charge by Mr..
Stryker.
The King brothers, carpenters, who
formerly lived on Third street, in this
city, left last night for Spokane. Wash,
where they VIII locate, their families
accompanying them.
S. S. Brownies of North park, for
merly a resident Of this city. where he
was engaged in the meat and stock
business, is here for q short visit,
stopping at the Johnson.
Mrs. U. U. Hiskey and young son,
who were called here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Hiskey's father, Judge
: T. Fl. Davis, left this afternoon for
their home at Salt Lake.
: George krug, general agent for the
< Anheuser-Busch Brewing company,
!, went to Rawlins this afternoon, after
| visiting with Albert Rosin. the local
agent. during the forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Emmons. Mr..
and Mrs. E. J.. Bell, J. A. Winkler, jr.,
: F. o. Harrison and C. @. Logan were
prominent ranch people registered Ut
the Union Pacific last night.
;, James Vine, formerly . well known
z citizen Of Laramie. now living At 9
yer, is in the city. greeting and being
reeted by old ffiends. He will re
main here several days yet.
R. o. Hurt, maaagsss q The ThPee
Rules store, will leave sxt week foz
: Denver. where he will purchase goods
for Re store here He expects to g
down about Monday or Tuesday.
Mrs. Weaver re4trnsds to Asr home
4 at Tie Siding on thb noo1 train today
after visiting her 4aug1Asr bsre and
6 greatly enjoying tie ptoductica a
"Zaza" at the Opera Hoase Ast ni0A&
+ Mrs. j. H. McNesly hes retzEas4
' from Omaha, wheretshe ~ 49, a
: the bedside Of her s0teI I'm. foeeef
WIN waa al Oh.