, 1904-04-08
PARAGRAPHS.

F.. J.. Alsop of Mandel is at the John.
son.
C. NJ. Jones of Pueblo is at the Union
Pacific.
Lorenz Wishels of Sibylee is at the
Johnson.
NJ. B. Wolf of Ottawa, Kas., is at
the Johnson.
Frank Langell of Holmes is in the
city, registered at the Kuster.
Jens Lund and Knut Knutsen were
guests at the Johnson last night.
C. E. Ekeberg of Pearl was here this
morning, registered at the Kuster.
c. F. Sodergreen is a visiting ranch.
man today, registered at the Kuster.
U. U. Hiskey arrived from Salt Lake
today for a short visit with relatives.
A. E. Hills of Rand, Colo, was
among the guests at the Kuster last
night.
e. F. Windecker OF Sherman was
among the guests at the Johnson last
night.
Frank Carroll of Tie Siding was in
The city this morning. stopping at the
Johnson.
George Hodgeman Of Cheyenne Is in
the city for a visit of a few days with
his mother.
Mr.. n Mrs. A. w. W%hitehouse of
Red Buttes were among the guests at
the Union Pacific last night.
H.. G. Wagner e west yesterday
afternoon in the interest of the Chi
cago. Milwaukee INT st. Paul railroad.
Henry c. Brown Of Denver and F.
NJ. Dolby of Grand Junction, Colo,
are among the guests at the Johnson.
The Gem City Grocery has a new lot
of Wyoming potatoes. They are far
superior to the Utah or Colorado pro-
duct.
F. d. McCune, Max Klein, F. L..
Fiske, G. Frank Shelley and Joseph
Donald of Denver were Union Pacific
guests this morning.
Otto Gramm returned last night from
Rawlins and will be at the cadets ball
at the gymnasium this evening as a
member of the receiving party.
Mrs. Louie Tyvold and her mother,
Mrs. Ole Thompson, returned this aft
ernoon from Hot Springs, Ark. where
they have been for some weeks.
Miss Dora Slack, daughter of Colonel
L. A. Slack of Cheyenne, is in the city,
the guest of Miss Maize Chaplin, and
will attend the ball at the gymnasium
tonight.
Mrs. S. L. Land arrived last night
from her home at Gunnison, Colo, for
A visit for a couple of weeks with Mr..
AID Mrs. G. w. DeKay and Master
Dekay.
Miss Elva Chapman will return to
her home at Ragged Top tomorrow.
Mrs. Huber and Miss Maude Fergu-
son will accompany her for a few
days visit.
A%rchdeacon James Cope is in the
city and will remain until after Sun
day, holding services in the cathedral
OIL that day. He will go thence to Sar-
atoga and ~Encampment.
Jesse knight. jr., of Cheyenne, a
brother Of Miss Knight Of the board of
trustees of the university, is in the
city and will attend the cadets ball
at the gymnasium tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. F. Nicely and little
daughter, Rebecca, left on the noon
train today for a visit of a month or
two with relatives at Newcastle, Pa,
and other cities in that state.
J. A. johnson of Lookout, who yes
terday made application to be natur-
allied as a citizen Of the United States,
wal a guest last night at the Johnson,
leaving this afternoon for his home.
Mrs. James Cope, formerly of this
city. who has been in California for
several weeks, returned to the city
today and was met here by the arch
deacon. They will visit here until next
week.
Mrs. James Davis and Miss Jennie
Peale went over to Cheyenne this at.
ternoon for a short visit with relatives
and friends and to attend the dance to
be given by the locomotive firemen to-
night.
A. c. Willis of Columbus, O., c. G..
Graham n P. l.. Keck Of New York,
]. G. Welborn and o. H. Williams OF
Boston and w. s. Walker Of st. Louis
were registered at the Union Pacific
this morning.
Secretary J. B. Mckee and Charles
DeLario left this morning for Gen.
tennial, where they will remain for 4
lew days. J. Forest Lewis, editor of
the Centennial Post, who spent Z few
days In the city. returned with them.
klas Riner Of Cheyenne, the hand
some young daughter Of Judge Rinsr
Of the United States court, d In tie
city an6a will attend the cadets baIl
1t the s1mnastum tonight. Che win
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