, 1904-05-17

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Ed Brown of Seattle, Wash. is at
the Kuster.
Morgan Thomas Of Rawlins is at
the Kuster.
Mrs. DIR. J. Il. Ellis ven to Denver
on the noon train today.
A. l.. Bigelow OF Denver was 4 guest
at the Union Pacific this morning.
Walter Pyle and wife of Otto were
among the guests in the city this
morning. = .aI
W. B. Emmons went to Lookout this
morning, and from there to the River
side ranch. AZ.
Joe Costing of Chicago and c. g.:
robey of Denver were at the. Union
Pacific last night.
Mrs. keegan. the mother of Mrs.
John n. Symons, is quite i'll at the
home of her daughter.
r. G. Tregoning and John /. Allyn
went to Cheyenne last night as jurors
in the United States court.
j. NJ. johnson of Lansing. Mich. has
arrived in the city and accepted the
position as chef at the Kuster hotel.
Mrs. Fred Stocks OF the Little Med
icine is in the. city. under medical
treatment. being troubled with her
eyes. - e" 20
Colonel T.. A., Slack of Cheyenne
will be among the visitors to the city
tomorrow. 10 attend the state con-
v~eEtion. a -,
NJ. A. Bunker has heard nothing of a
! Wyoming wool clip having sold for
Is cents a pound and believes the. re-
port %unfounded. =
w. B. Emmons of the Riverside
ranch and E. j.. Bell of the Millbrook
ranch were guests at the Union Pa
cifc last night.
Mr.. w. H. Dearstyne of the Peters
Paper company at Denver is in the
city and was a pleasant caller at this
office this afternoon.
j.. C. Hannum Of Cheyenne, travel
ing representative for the Centennial
Oil company. was a guest at the Union
Pacific this morning.
w. A. Sayer and L. s.. Peterson Of
North Platte, Neb.,, are in the city,
and will remain until after the repub-
lican state convention.
Mrs. James Allen Is In from the 81
bylee, the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
August Berner. Mr.. E. A. Allen Is also
in from the same place.
Charles Clayton and J. c. Mum,
prominent stockmen of Denver, were
guests at the Union Pacific last night,
leaving this morning for the Earnest
ranch. ~
Thomas P. Kelly Of the Albany mine,
who was looked for q day or two ago
on his way to the, mine at Holmes,
arrived from the east last night and
was a guest at the johKson hotel.
Ed Kitchen Of cahicasha. Indian ter
ritory, was at the Kuster. leaving for
the east this morning. He was for
merly a railroad man here, but has
been i'll for some time and unable to
work.
Major walcott of Omaha, formerly
United States marshal for Wyoming.
and for whom Walcott station was
named is in the city, the guest Of old
time friends and to attend to some
business matters.
DR.. R. Harvey Reed. n of the
Sweetwater delegates to the state con-
vention, wires that he wnl reach the
city tonight. and with him a number
of the other delegates from that Sec
ton of the state.
James McGibbon arrived from his
home at Red Buttes yesterday after
noon and left this afternoon for Soda
springs, Idaho, with a view to bust
ness or pleasure. as he may decide
upon arriving there. ~ 81"
w. c. Hanks Of Chicago, formerly a
member of the Miller Mercantile cont
pany, was in the city this morning.
He is travelling for a. Chicago whole
sale house, and was among the guests
at the Union Pacific.
MIR. and Mrs.aC. c. Campton of st.
Cloud, Colo, are in the city. Mr..
Campton has been made foreman Of
the Stevens ranch in the Sibylee val.
ley, and he and his wife will take up
their residence there shortly.
Rev. H. H. McQu1fkin. pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Cheyenne. and
commissioner Of Wyoming presbytery
to the general assembly Of the Presby:
terrain church, has gone to Buffalo I'd
attend the meeting. Mr.. A. Erickson
of this city will represent the Laramie
church at this meeting.
Hon. H. R.. Logue Of Lander, one Of
the Fremont county delegates 10 the
republican state convention, and the
first to arrive, is at the johnson hotel,
coming from Rawlins last night. He
is the superintendent Of the branch
fish hatchery at Lander, and was taken
to the state hatchery by Commissioners
Campbell this morning.
w. E. Brooks left for Rawlins last
night, after spending the day with