, 1904-06-30
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Otto Gramm is at Rawlins.


French creek.
Mamie C. Diaz of New York is at
the Union Pacific.
Thurman Arnold went to Rawlins
yesterday afternoon.
John Ernest and Morris Corthell
have gone to the Ernest ranch.
d. l.. Gelatt of Sand creek was
among the Johnson guests last night.
Percy Jessup is a visiting ranchman.
among the guests at the Hotel Phil
lips.
Mrs. Frank Walters has returned
from q visit with her husband at Buu-
ford.
George Newman Of Denver war
among the guests at the Kuster this
morning.
Mrs. Harriet Lacey left on the noon
train today for a visit with friends
at Cheyenne.
MIR. and Mrs. C. F. Hill of Ogden
were in the city last night. guests at
the Johnson.
j. ID. Ewing, the Ashland, ILL.,, horse
man. was a guest at he Hotel Philips
this morning.
+. II. Moore and c. N. Crowdsen Of
Chicago were guests at the Union Pa
ciic this morning.
Mrs. AL Konold and bright little
babe returned this afternoon from a
visit with friends at Cheyenne.
d.. P. Crandall of Steamboat Springs
and T. b. Parkinson of Fort Collins
were guests at the Johnson last night.
John r. Mitchell, j. Rozier and F. F.
Reinhold OF Denver were among the
guests at the Union Pacific last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer have been in
Boston recently. and Mr. Homer writes
back that the weather is very warm
there.
Mrs. j. H. Jackson returned this
afternoon from Cheyenne, where she
had been for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Zook.
Frank Frazer and Charles Kuster are
home from a trip to Denver. where they
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and park.
J.. P. Roseview of Glenn's Ferry,
Idaho. and F. H. Buchanan of Brent
wood. Cal, were guests al the Hotel
Philips last night.
Sheriff Cook returned last night
from a business trip to the Horse creek
country, where he had been to serve
warrants in criminal cases.
among the guests at the Johnson last
night. He arrived from the mine with
Louis Miller yesterday afternoon.
Miss Grace Peabody left this after
loon for Salt Lake. where she will
visit for a few weeks with the fam
lily of her brother. Alfred Peabody.
Miss Arletta Eastman came up from
Laramie Saturday evening and will as
sist in her brothers store during the
university vacation.-Rawlins Repub-
lican.
Miss Annie Sundstrom and her
niece and nephew, Gladys and Charles
Madden, left last night for Casper,
where they will spend the summer on
a ranch. =,
A. p. Hall of Mandel, q member of
the rach firm of Hall Brothers, was in
the city yesterday afternoon, and was a
pleasant caller at the editorial office Of
The Republican.
J. E. Hannum, superintendent of the
department of the Continen-
tai Oil company, and C. F. Hoel of
Cheyenne were guests at the Union
Pacific last night.
Mrs. Thomas C. Hunt will leave to-
for Denver and Leadville,
where she will visit three or four
weeks. She will be at Leadville for the
Fourth of July holidays.
Miss Agnes Clarity will leave in a
few days for ST. Louis, where she will
visit the Worlds fair. and when she re-
turns the Clarity family will go to Po-
for a few weeks visit.
C. F. Kelly Of Denver. w. J. Ryan
and Nj. ]. O'Brien of Omaha. o. M.
Burr of Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. Tai.
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guests at the Johnson this morning.
Judge c. E. Carpenter and his court
stenographer, Louis DeLario, arrived
in Rawlins Monday night from Lander
where they had been holding court
and proceeded on to their homes in
Laramie yesterday morning.-Rawlins
Grand Secretary Louis Miller of the
Odd Fellows Is today sending out
blank forms for the semi-annual re-
ports Of the various subordinate lodges,
and with them the semi-annual pass
word in CIPHER to the different officers
empowered to receive and promulgate
1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn returned
this afternoon from Geneseo. ILL.,, and
the st. Louis worlds fair, where they
have been for several weeks. They
had q delightful time and say the
Worlds fair Is something immense.
Mr.. Washburn is connected with the
job department OF The Republican.
DR.. Bell will give q still further re-
duction to children under 16 for phre-