, 1904-04-18

S. NJ. Parks is at the KuSter.

S. NJ. Parks is at the Kuster.
Mrs. Davis went to Walcott yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. n. Lundquist was a guest at the
Kuster last night.
o. T. Ardney of Cheyenne was a
Johnson guest last night.
William NJ. Center of Owen is in
the city, a guest at the Johnson.
A. E. Stanbury of Denver was a
guest at the Union Pacific today.
Ora Haley vent to Granite canon
yesterday, returning later in the day.
G. T. Blair of Philadelphia was a
guest at the Union Pacific this morn
ing.
Miss Belle Ingersoll went to Denver
yesterday afternoon for a visit with
friends.
DR.. Ellis went to Cheyenne on the
afternoon train. expecting to return
tonight.
J. c. Kennedy of Saratoga was a city
visitor this morning. a guest at the
Union Pacific.
Miss Laura N. Wolbol of Centennial
was a city visitor yesterday, registered
at the Johnson.
Paul Brownell of Rock River a a
city guest this morning. registered at
the Johnson hotel.
Miss Annie Schermer left yesterday
for Greeley. Colo. where she will visit
her parents for a while.
Miss Amy Daley left yesterday for a
visit with her sister at Denver and
will be absent a few days.
Carlton G. Scarrett of the northern
part of the county is in the city today.
a guest at the Union Pacific.
Mrs. J. w. Woods and r. F. Wrigley
of Denver were registered as guests
at the Union Pacific this morning.
Ex-City Marshal E. B. Davies went
to Eustis, Neb., this afternoon, where
he has a land and cattle deal on hand.
H. D. Grace and Leo Kronskop, the
Holmes mining men, were in the city
sunday, among the guests at the John
son.
J. C. Kennedy of Saratoga and A. E.
Hills of Rand, Colo, were among the
guests at The Union Pacific this morn
ing.
Fred Ihmsen went to the ranch at
Sherman yesterday. expecting to be
home in a day or two. He went by
train.
w. w. Russell and A. Vogelsang re.
turned last evening from Leslie, where
they had been to take up some mining
claims.
Mrs. Ed Matthews, wife of the con.
ductor, will visit her daughter at
Cheyenne this week. going over about
Wednesday. p
Annie Mckay. one of the mattresses
at the Union Pacific hotel. is under the
care of a physician, suffering from u
severe cold.
DR.. William Harris will leave today
for his ranch in Crook county to su'
perintend the shearing of his sheep
Buffalo Voice.
County Commissioner c. H. Jones
went to the ranch on the Little Lar
annie river today, expecting to be alb
sent several days.
w. Fl. Lovett and l.. l.. Shaull Wis
former stalking a claim in the Horse
creek mining district.
Mrs. Weaver, who has Deer the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. DR.. Nc
Collum, returned to the ranch at Tie
Siding yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Peter Maggie went to Cheyenne
yesterday afternoon for a visit with
the family of his on. Prof. Robert
Nagle. the orchestra leader.
J. S. Dean of Denver. United States
scales inspector. is in the city. a guest
at the Kuster. He is looking aftel
business for his department.
j. A. Donielson of the Monarch Goa
company arrived from Kansas City
this afternoon and left at once for the
company's mines near Morgan.
MIR. and Mrs. T. c. Smith returned
to Leslie yesterday. after a short visit
to Laramie, being guests at the John.
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William Taylor. his daughter. Mrs,
Mabel B. Gentry. and her son arrived
from Rock River on the loon train and
are stopping at the Union Pacific.
James Hardman. the Sand creek
ranchman. returned home yesterday,
after a visit for a day or two in the
city. being a guest al the Kuster.
c. A. Paul of Boston, interested in
the Two Bar outfit in this county, Is
here, a guest at the Kuster, and will
visit the ranch before returning east.
Bert Johnson Of Greeley vas a guest
at the Kuster yesterday, leaving this
morning for Holmes, where he will be