, 1904-03-10
PERSONAL

T. A. McGill has returned to McGill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer returned to the
ranch today.
E. J. Bell has returned to the Mill.
brook ranch.
Hon. B. B. Brooks has returned to
his home at Casper.
Hol. William Maxwell was reported
letter this afternoon.
j. G. Buck, jr., of San Francisco is
at the Union Pacific.
Fred lhmsel will drive to the Ihmsen
ranch at Sherman tomorrow.
Dr.. Grace r. Hebari of the univer'
sity is visiting at Greeley, Colo.
Mir. and Mrs. John c. Coble left for
Denver late yesterday afternoon.
NJ. NJ. Drennon of Manila. P. l., was
4 guest at the Kuster this moraing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. l.. Code returned tC
their home at Cheyenne last night.
Albert Sodergreel is in from the
tancn today, a guest at the Johnson.
}. ii. Walker of Holmes was among
he guests at the Kuster last evening
j. H. George of Virginia Dale was
lmoag the guests at the Kuster last
light.
MIR. and Mrs. Neil Clark have re
turned to the Iron Mountain ranch al
3osler.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Thomas returned
% their home at Cheyenne late yester
lay Afternoon.
James Russell and V. L. Mcclure o.
yhoyenne were registered at the John
son last night.
J. G.. Walker and J. c. Meibail OF
Chicago we're registered at the Unior
Pacific this morning.
John W. Ernest has returned from
a business trip to Fort Collins ant
other points in Colorado.
q. E. Siltomaki of Hanna, formerly ii
the grocery business there, was q
guest at tie Kuster this morning.
James NJ. Fenwick returned this
morning from a visit of two or thres
lays to TIE country on legal business
". J. Ran and Charles R. Root, the
meat statesmen from Omaha, were
among the guests at the Johnson this
morning.
County Commissioner c. H. Jones
LETT for his ranch at Mandel this after
noon. expecting to return to town in q
day or two.
Louis liilier returned last nigh
from Jelrl, where he had been or
business for the Wyoming Queen Min
ing company.
Mrs. w. L. Hicks, who is at the bed
side of her mother, Mrs. Lewis, al
Florence, Colo, sends word that Mrs
Lewis is improving daily.
E. ]. Davies came in from Centennia
yesterday afternoon and spent the day
at the Van Horn-Miller general Offices
here. He expects to return to Cen
tennial tomorrow.
w L. Davis. G. M. Calls, R. Gal
loway, l.. Schlossinger, c. R. Troth
Joseph Shanfield and A. w. Ambrool
of Denver were guests at the Unior
Pacific last night.
John Treaner and James M. Fen
wick returned this morning from a triI
to Laramie peak. They were gone
several days, and insist that they hat
three square meals each day.
Messrs. Kennedy, Williams, E. T
C1or I'll orI II Clarly vyhD attended <L<
Coble-Towscn wedding here yesterday
returned to Cheyenne IN the delayed
train from Ogden at 6 o'clock.
Hon. e. w. Burke of Cheyenne, in
'ernal revenue collector for the dis
'rict Of Wyoming, was a guest at the
Union Pacific last night. on business
in the city connected with his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Pecksnpaugh oil
this city will attend the annual bal
to be given a week from tonight al
Denver by the Order of Railway Tel
egraphers for the Colorado and Wyo
ming divisions of the Union Pacific.
H. E. Bunker. R. Bunker, O.. M
Bunker and ice Joyce, who have been
working in the Albany mines in the
Douglas creek district, arrived from
Holmes last night and were registered
II the johnson. They viii return to
Colorado.
Miss Ryder Of Chicago has arrived
to take charge of the millinery depart.
ment of the Laramie Dry Goods com.
pany's store. She is spoken Of quite
highly. and that store is being con.
graduated upon securing her presence.