, 1904-02-01
PARAGRAPHS.

u. u. ROWerS OF Denver Is at the
Kuster.
C. ]. Rhode of Saratoga. Wyo., was
among the guests at the Kuster last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hanse drove to
the ranch this morning, despite the
storm.
A. Wilkler, jr., returned to the Riv-
erside ranch yesterday, after a business
visit TO the city.
Mrs. Chas. Dayton Of Laramie WIS.,
tied with Mrs. S. J. Blount during the
week.-Rawlins Journal.
r. w. Hair of Holmes. interested in
mining in that district, is in the city, a
guest at the Union Pacific.
Judge Carpenter has gone to Casper
to hold an adjourned term of the Ma
trona county district court.
G. F. G%iddings, the fireman, returned
last night from Fort Collins, where he
had been visiting for a week.
w. E. Brooks was here from Chey-
the Armour Packing company.
John C. CobIe arrived from the Iron
Mountain ranch this afternoon and is a
guest at the Union Pacific hotel.
H. w. Adds of Seattle and G. G..
Dodson of Chicago were travelling men
at the Union Pacific hotel this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Weber returned
to their home at Woods landing yester-
day, after a visit of several days in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. B. Noah have re-
turned from Gainesville, Harrison coun-
ty. Mo. where they had been visiting
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nash have re-
turned from Laramie, where they at
tended the funeral of their nephew,
the late C. Yelton.-Cheyenne Tribune.
AL Lawrence. agent for For Mothers
Sake company, was at the Kuster this
morning. He was here arranging to
present the company at the New Grand
a week from tonight.
Harry latham of Gleneyre is in the
city, expecting to return tomorrow. He
came in yesterday and says hat when
he came across the plain there was nc
storm and very little snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Clark have re
turned to the Iron Mountain ranch a
Bosler, after spending a few days il
the city and attending the cowboy
dance at Maennerchor hall Friday
night.
Jack McCutcheon, who is drilling {
deep well for John c. CoDle on the Iron
Mountain ranch, reached the city thi!
afternoon, to look after some private
business. and will return to the rancf
tomorrow. :.
Hon. Otto Gramm Of Laramie was ir
the city yesterday. Oscar Peterson
and wife went to Laramie this morning
for a visit. Mr.. Peterson a just re
covered from an attack of pneumonia
.-Rawlihs Republican.
Miss Ida Morris OF Cheyenne, wht
has been visiting with Miss Helen Sy
mons for a day or two, returned home
this afternoon. Mrs. Morris had in
tended coming, but was detained a.
home on account of illness.
Mr.. Cory Hale Of Boston is in thu
city, on his way to the Pacific coast
When he returns he will locate ii
with Mr.. w. A. Stoddal d in the publica
ton of the Mining Age here.
J. A. Donielson of the Monarch Goa
company went to the company's mine!
at Cooper hill today to s%uperintend thu
work being carried Oh in the develop
ment of the mine there. He ook an
other coal miner out with him.
H. S. Hackstaf. representing tn
Crown Cork and Stopper company o
Denver, was In the city this morning
and paid a visit to the Laramie brew
cry. He went out afoot and insists tina
it is nine miles and not less thai
eleven back.
Miss Alice Jennings. who has beer
here for the past two and one-hal
months as the representative Of tn,
q Barrios Diamond company, left this aft
. ernoon for her home at Chicago, tn
business having been closed up. Sh,
a in the Leader with her stock.
John D. Shrock, cashier for the Cen
%tennial Trust company. returned thi
morning to his home at Centennial
after spending Sunday with relative
and friends here. He was until the en-,
of the year eminent commander of I'm
+ manuel commandery, knights Templer
Elmer Lovejoy returned late Satur
. day afternoon from the Millbrool
ranch, where he had been installing
heating system in Mr.. Bells fine resi-
|. dence. Mr.. Lovejoy made the run ifron
: the ranch to the city in his automobile
l in little more than an hour, despit
: the sno and the storm blowing.