, 1904-03-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Dean Welch of New York is at the
Union ache.
G. c. Palmleaf of Denver was at the
Johnson this morning.
County Commissioner c. H. Jones
has returned from the ranch.
Frank Meyer of Cheyenne was a
guest at the Kuster last night.
Z. W. Torrance of Hanna was q
guest at the Kuster this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Bell and little
daughter are at the Union Pacific.
Louis A. Gregory was in from Cen.
tennial yesterday. a guest at the John
son.
o. w. Heck was a visiting ranch.
man this morning. a guest at the John,
son.
John l. Allyn. the carpenter. was a
passenger to Cheyenne at noon yes.
terday.
George I. Murphy, the insurance
agent. went to Cheyenne yesterday on
the noon train.
w. Burke, revenue collector .or
,|;om.ng, returned to his home al
-1uston yesterday.
John Anderson left today on train
No. 8 for Ogden. and may possibly 10,
cate in the west somewhere.
John Davis, a. C. milford and C.. F
Wallace went to Denver today to at.
the stock convention.
William Mahoney expects to come
over from Cheyenne tonight for a
brief visit with his family here.
William Mckay is in from the Shell.
Creek ranch. He will remain a few
days, having disposed of the ranch.
II. P. Hansen, Frank Seabolt, David
Cochrane and Frank Robinson, wife
and son of Owen are at the Kuster.
Pete Cunningham, who lives on
fac ranch about fourteen miles east
Of the city, was in town yesterday and
touay.
The Saratoga Sun notes among the
guests at the Hotel Wolf in that cit,
c. L. Wagner and Jack Doyle Of this
city.
Will H. Lee of Lake creek is at the
Johnson. suffering with an injured
knee. and is under the care of a sur
geon.
e. J. Bell went to Denver today tc
attend the annual meeting of the Colo
RADIO Cattle and Horse Growers asso
citation.
Victor M. White and l.. F. E. Van
liver OF Rock Creek are guests at the
Johnson, here to attend the district
court.
e. A. Goodrich. a lumber salesman
II Spokane, Wash. was a guest at the
Union Pacific this morning. looking
after the lumber trade here.
Harry A. Smith and Theodore Ire
coming returned lat night from 8
days shooting in the country. They
brought home twelve ducks.
Conductor Ed Matthews went tc
Cheyenne OF the noon train today and
tonight will come west in charge OF
train No. 101. In place OF Conductor
Adam Schilling.
: E. W. Walker, a travelling cigar
salesman. and E. s. Tobey. the Den.
yer representative of tGe National Bis.
cult company, were guests at the
Union Pacific hotel this morning.
John Smart, Max Ehmka, Lee Deuel.
and c. F. Wallace returned last night
from a duck shooting trip to BAN.
forth's lake and brought with them
thirty-five or forty nice fat ducks.
Frank seabolt, who has been visit
ing at Claytonia, Ca, for some time, is
in the city. on his way to his home at
Owen. He is a prosperous young
ranehman Of that section Of the county.
Mrs. Rice wray and her sister. Miss
Richardson, who have been visiting
friends here for a few days, and who
were quite lavishly entertained return.
ed to Cheyenne on the noon train to
day.
George R. Eykyn and John w.
Ernest left last night for Denver 70
sttend the annual meeting of the Col.
orado Cattle and Horse Growers' asso.
In session at Denver today,
and Wednesday.
George Krug Of Milwaukee, western
agent for the Anheuser-Bu Busch Brewing
Of st. Louis. was here this
morning. leaving for Cheyenne ON the
noon train He came In from the
west yesterday and visited with Ar
bert Rosin. the local agent. during -
stay in the city.
Mr., and Mn. Martin. Mr.. and Mr.,
Brumhack and Mr.. Leslie 0ooddius,
Who wefe here to attend The tunesal
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