, 1904-12-19
PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. G. A. Deck returned from a Wis
it at Denver.
Frank Ball and Pat Wha,en are il
the city today.
J.. B. Mckee came in from Centen
NAL Saturday afternoon.
v. E. Rich and Charles Mckee o
Walden are in the city.
Mrs. E. G. Larson Of Encampment
was a city visitor this morning.
Jerome Decker arrived with his
freight teams from Walden last night
A. E. Ross and A. T. Scoville were
in the city from the ranch this morn.
ing.
Hon. Carl Sieverts. member-elect Of
the house, is here from his home at
Little Medicine.
Eli Crumrine returned yesterday
from Denver, where he had been on
private business.
Hon. Otto Gramm went to Rawlins
yesterday afternoon for a visit to the
state penitentiary, OF which he is the
lessee.
A. Cheesbrough of Widdowfeld, Car
bon county, is in the city arranging
some business matters and doing some
Christmas shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.. Bell left on the
noon train today for Denver, where
they will attend to some private bust
ness for a day or two.
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Bell and daughter,
Edna, were in from the Millbrook
ranch this morning, Mr.. Bell leaving
on the noon train today for Denver.
James Graham, brother of Mrs. J.
w. Crawford, returned to Laramie Fri
day, after working a short time in c.
III. Townsend's store.-Casper Derrick.
Hon. j.. C. Davis spent Thursday in
the city, having come here from Lara
mic where he attended a meeting OF
the trustees of the state university
RawlinS Republican.
Sheriff Cook and DR.. Miller return
ed Saturday night from the Stilson
ranch, bringing Charles Carlson, the
Swede who attempted to disembowel
himself with a knife at the ranch.
William Nottage returned to the
ranch Saturday afternoon. He took
home with him all sorts Of money, hav-
ing disposed Of a few dozen fresh eggs
from which he received their weight
in silver.
Mr.. Charles Bellamy and son Ben.
| did not come in from the mines Sat
urday with Mrs. Bellamy, remaining
to complete the assessment work on
the mines owned by them in the Horse
creek district.
Engineer Rein Burke has returned
home from the Ogden hospital and will
soon be on duty again. He was scald-
ed at Pennington. Utah, two weeks
ago by the bursting Of a steam pipe
in his Observation-Disclosures Press.
Dan Brees arrived yesterday from
Salt Lake and loft today for Cheyenne.
He has been to the Oregon Short Line
to instruct the ren of that road in
the use OF the air brake instruction
car of the Union Pacific loaned to the
Short Line.
Mrs. Will Eagon has gone to Omaha
to join her husband. who is temporar-
lily in charge Of the Union Pacific
lunch counter at that place. The Gag,
ons formerly resided in this city.
where he was manager of the Union
Pacific hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B .Emmons, Miss
Marjory Balch, Mr.. Gordon Balch and
Mr.. J. A. Winkler have returned from
Denver, where Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons
had been to meet the children on their
way home from the east to spend
christmas at the ranch.
Mrs. Abbie Pache and three children
will leave tomorrow for their home
near Cowdrey. She has recently re
turned from Greenville, ILL.,, where she
left her elder son, Louis Pache. who
will spend the winter in that lower al
titude for the benefit Of his health.
Leroy Scholl, superintendent of the
American Copper company's mines al
Holmes, left for the mines this morn
ing, after having taken the Scottish
Rites degrees at the reunion Of Wyo
ming consistory at Cheyenne las
week. He came up Saturday after
noon and spent Sunday in this city
Presbyterian day tomorrow at the