, 1904-04-25


the Sunday guests at the kuster.
Sheriff Alfred Cook went to Chey-
me yesterday on legal business.
George Montgomery of the Iron
Mountain ranch is il the city today.
Miss Laura N. Wolbol of Centennial
was a guest at the Johnson last night.
Ora Haley returned from his ranches
at Wyoming yesterday on the noon
train.
Miss Beulah Reiger left yesterday
for Denver for a few days visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitehouse are
in the city from their ranch at Red
Buttes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coble are now in Den.
yer and are expected home some time
this week.
w. E. Brooks, jr., and F. w. Howard
of Cheyenne were guests at the Union
Pacific last night.
John L. Lindley OF Rockdale and
Fred McDermott of Rock River were
registered at the Kuster last night.
City Attorney c. P. Arnold went to
Cheyenne on the noon train today
with business in the supreme court.
Dwight p. Smith was in from the
Buckeye ranch yesterday. a guest at
the Johnson. He returned home to
day.
Mrs. Hanger and babe went to How.
ard, Colo, yesterday to join Mr.
Hanger, who has been there for some
time.
James May is in from his Little Lar.
annie ranch paying Il sit to his family
who have been spending the winter in
town.
Mrs. Ed Matthews went to Cheyenne
on the noon train, taking her little
granddaughter. for a visit with her
daughter.
Mrs. N. J. Merrell will leave tonight
for st. Paul, Neb., after g. stay Of some
time in this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carpenter.
Mrs. George E. Eggleston left on the
hool Tail lO0oy III Du1dlOy ~. 81
where she will visit with relatives for
some time.
A. T. Dorsey, who own a number OF
tobacco stores at Salt Lake and other
places in Titan, was a guest in the
Sity this morning.
Judge c. E. Carpenter returned at
Aoon SUNDAY from Evanston, where he
mad been to hold court for Judge Craig
a one or two cases.
Mrs. Helen Kidd left yesterday aft.
ernoon for a months visit with rela.
lives at San Francisco and other
places in California.
Hon. J. NJ Hoge and Mr.. James Hard.
man went to Cheyenne on the noon
train today to give evidence in the
Sand creek water diversion case.
H. c. Sander of Centennial, F. w
Marriott of the Grace Creek ranch and
e. w. Hicks of the Centennial valley
were among the Sunday guests at the
Johnson.
Judge H. v. s. Groesbeck went tc
Cheyenne yesterday and appeared be
fore the state supreme court today in
the Conrad-Lepper case, which has
gone through the court here.
H. Ralph Hall returned yesterday
from Lookout, where he had been In
the interest of the sheep department
of the Swan Land and Live STOCK
company, of which he is manager.
Dean Bode went to Tie Siding yes
terday afternoon, where he held fu
neral services for Mrs. Adams, whose
death was noted in these columns Sat
urday. He returned on a later train
j. e. Bennett, the postofice inspec
tor, who was here Saturday looking
over the local postoflce, left for Chey
enne that night. He was the guest
while in the city of Mr.. and Mrs. e
T. Beltz.
w. R. Horner OF Detroit, A. T.
Dorsey of Salt Lake. G. Wilkenfelner
of New York, E. w. Walker Of Denver
and August Christensen Of Chicago
were among the guests at the Union
Pacific this morning.
R. C. Gardner and w. T. Parker Of
the Van Horn-Miller syndicate left
early this morning for Centennial
where they will see to the starting Of
the Boston and Wyoming Lumber com
pany's planning mill at that place.
George Brownlee, who came here
several days ago with the body Of his
wife for burial, and who has since been
the guest Of the family Of his daughter.
Mrs. A. H. Cordiner, left for his home
at Salt Lake yesterday Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Emmons re-
turned laxt-night from Denver. Mrs.
,Emmens beiag on her way home from
Hot Springs, Ark, whore she had been
for several weeks. They were met
here by J. A. Winklsr from the River