, 1904-05-24

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Johnson.
e. j.. Bell was a city visitor this
morning.
H. Ralph Hall is In the city from
Lookout.
E. E. Peck of Chicago was at the
Johnson last night.
j.. r. Rommie of Codell, Kas., is a
guest at the Kuster.
James Il. Lee Of Denver was at the
Union Pacific this morning.
William McClary returned today
from a business trip to Cheyenne.
Hon. William Maxwell arrived from
Tie Siding on the afternoon train.
Miss NJ. Latta OF Buford was a city
visitor last night. a guest at the John
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James Lafferty of the Albany mine
81 in the city. among the guests at the
Johnson.
5. r. Phillips and j. ID. Naffziger are
whiting ranchmel today. guests at
the kuster.
Miss Frances Sullivan of Laramie.
is visiting friends in this city.-Greer
River Star.
Fret II. Knapp and T. r. Capen Of
Chicago were among the late arrivals
al the Johnson.
Superintendent Treanor of the brick
plant Wen to Cheyenne last night on
u business trip.
Mrs. Joseph McNally, wife Of the
conductor. left for the east oil the
noon train today.
c. c. Edison n Fl. Clayburgh Of
Chicago were visitors at the Union
Pacific hotel last night.
George Montgomery of Iron Noun
tain was among the city visitors today,
registered at the Kuster.
Mrs. James Slaughter and two sons
and Mrs. Marvin left last night for
Denver for a brief visit.
Howard E. Allen of Pearl is in the
city, called here by the serious illness
OF his brother. Charles Allen.
Judge G%roesbeck will be the speak
er at the vesper services at the uni
versity next Sunday afternoon.
w. G. Klein of Lincoln, Neb., and
S. T. Ebberson Of Green River were
guests at the Johnson last night.
w. B. Emmons and j.. A. Winkler,
jr., were city visitors last night,
among the guests at the Union Pa
cifc.
Miss Ida McClary and Miss Edith
Foster of Laramie are in the city Wis
iting Mrs. VIM. Rudkin.-Cheyenne
Tribune. H.,
A. M. Warehouse of Portland. Ore,
and J. w. Egan Of Quincy, ILL.,, were
among the guests at the Union Pacific
last night. a,f-,-
Among the Centennial guests al the
Johnson last night we're Mrs. N. y.
Engen. Edgar Engren, Mrs. Wolbol
and Mr.. Wolbol.
w. G. Stanley OF Denver and Fred
H. Seymour and Leslie Davis Of Chi
caso were among the guests at the
Kuster last night.
Mrs. J. E. Slaughter, wife of the
night yardmaster. with her two young
sons. Floyd and Warren, left last night
for a visit in Colorado.
Miss Marie Hansen, head nurse of
st. Johns hospital. Cheyenne, will en-.
Joy a much needed vacation with her
friend, Mrs. Zentz. this week.
Several of the Japanese employed
acre left on the noon train today for
Greeley. where they will be put to
work by the railroad company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Crawford Of the
Saratoga Sun, who have been to st.
I ouis. returned today. passing through
this city on their way to Rawlins.
Earl Foster. Harry Oakley, James
Graham. and Jesse Oakley returned
yesterday from a fishing trip, bringing
back 1875 OF the speckled beauties.
Mrs. DR.. H. f. McCollum and her
brother-in-law, b. b. McCollum, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Tie
Siding, where they had been for sew
aral days.
Jerome Decker arrived from Walden
with his freight team last night, and
is among the guests at the Johnson,
preparing for a return trip tomorrow
or Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Bode expects to leave for
her home at Rock Springs tomorrow.
She was called here to attend the fu-
neral Of her mother, Mrs. Annie Tay-
lor. on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Taylor and Mr..
Ed Taylor, who we're here to attend
the funeral Of their mother yesterday
morning, returned to their home at
Cheyenne on the moo train today. I
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atkinson left
today for their ranch ON Duck creek.
They are travelling by wagon and Will
rest for the night at Sam G%illespie's,
going to the ranch tomorrow for an
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