, 1904-05-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Archdeacon Cope went west this aft
ernoon.
l.. a. Scudder of Rawlins is at tn
;unr son.
w. L. Brooks went to Rawlins his
Afternoon.
William Sullivan of Kansas City is
at the Khster.
Mrs. DIR. McColIum is at the Weaver
ranch at Tie Siding.
4, w Whitehouse was in the city
from Rod Butes yesterday.
Mrs. Chaplin will leave Holland,
Mich, for home this evening.
County Road Supervisor Jonas Burg
LlanI was in the city yesterday.
DR.. Ellis, the stock inspector. re
turned yesterday from Medicine Bow.
Charles Bellamy letC yesterday for
Centennial. where he will do some sur
~veying. \
w. A. saRddard left on the noon
train today }r a business trip to Gree
Mr.. and Mrs. James N-.thison spent
Sunday and Monday visiting friends
at Cheyenne.
Senator John McGill returned to the
ranch Sunday. after a brief business
visit to this city.
l.. Aldren, the well known Denver
insurance man, is a city visito: today
a guest at the Johnson.
Louis Miller and J. X. johnson Went
to Jelm yesterday morning, where they
will remain until Thursday.
Mrs. James Cope came in from the
ranch Saturday afternoon and will
spend a few days in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. J. Bell returned to
the ranch yesterday morning, after
spending Sunday in this city.
Mrs. Pat Carroll inc young son left
on the noon train yesterday for Chey-
enne for a visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitehouse
spent the night at the Union Pacific.
returning to the ranch today.
Mrs. Jacob May and children have
returned from Denver. where they had
been visiting for several days.
Gust Land. J. Wymore and julie Mus,
grove were passengers on Mondays
stage for Laramie.-North Park Union
j.. A. Donielson of the Monarch Coal
company left today for his home in
Kansas, expecting to be absent a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Phillips returned
to the ranch today, after a visit of a
day or two in the city. guests at the
Kuster.
Edith Berquist and H. b. Ford ui
Fort Collins and Andrew Peterson OF
North parH are in the city, guests at
the Johnson.
Charles J. Anderson and Walter
Connors of the Albany mines at
Holmes are in the city, registered al
the Johnson.
DR.. Grace r.. Hebard has returned
from Cheyenne, where she IA the
guest of relatives during the Memo.
rial holiday.
j. c. Scharke started yesterday for
Woods, Wyo., and will accept a posi-.
ton on the Laramie stage line.-Riv.
erside Record.
Miss Edith Wright of Pocatello,
Idaho. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer r. Beltz, and will visit here
for several days.
Thomas Salsman of Chicago, Dan
Evans of New York and w. l.. Davis
of Denver we're guests at the Union
Pacific this morning.
j. w. Johnson returned from Green
River Sunday night, leaving Mrs. John
son for a longer visit with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. AL Wishart.
Dean Arthur G.. H. Bode left Sunday
night for New York, where he is to
be married tomorrow to an estimable
young lady of that city.
Mr.. Treanor of the brick plant re-
turned today from Cheyenne and
points east, where he had beer in the
interest of that institution.
Oscar Nelson, John Olson, Tet Dahl
man, Louis Westland and Andrew
Bergquist of the tie camp were guests
at the johnson on Memorial day.
A. P. johnson arrived from Denver
last night and is stopping at the Kus-
ter. He has accepted the position of
engineer at the City steam laundry.
Charles l.. Rauner spent a part OF
the day yesterday on his ranch up the
Laramie river, where he had been on
business connected with the ranch.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton spent a de-
llghtful day in the hills east of the
city yesterday, enjoying entire cessa-
ton from anything that savored of eff
fort.
Harry Langheldt returned yesterday
from Rock Springs, where he had been
for a short visit with friends whose
acquaintance he made while a resident
of hat city.