, 1904-05-09


city today from Tie Siding.
j. X. Thompson OF Pueblo, Colo,
was a guest at the Kuster last night.
J. p. Hamilton of Mexico City was
a guest at the Johnson this morning.
l.. H. Hurley of Rock River was
among the guests at the Kuster last
night.
w. E. Brooks. jr., of Cheyenne was
a guest at the Union Pacific this
morning.
Thomas Bird of Centennial was in
the city yesterday, a guest at the
Johnson.
J. H. Bills and w. A. Stoddard left
today for Columbus. Neb., on a bust
ness trip.
Fred Hoehn of Oklahoma has &C
cepted a position in Charlie Nissen's
barber shop.
B. J.. Fennell returned yesterday
from a business trip to Denver and
other points IN Colorado.
l.. l.. Laughlin of the Toltec Live
Stock company was a guest at the
Union Pacific hotel this morning.
John Travel and Frank Ryan Wis
tied Rock River on a fishing expedi-
ton yesterday. returning last night.
F. c. O'Rourke of Medicine Bow
and A. b. Cooley of Sherman were
among the guests at the Johnson last
night.
Jerry Hurley and Frank Mcdonald
were at the Johnson yesterday, arriv-
ing from Walden with their freight
teams.
Miss Annie Schermer returned this
afternoon from Greeley, Colo, where
she has been visiting for three or four
weeks.
Jimmie McCune is on his way in
from Centennial with a team and will
return with supplies for the Van Horn
Miller company.
Mrs. Mic Miller of Walden was a
guest at the Kuster yesterday. leav-
ing on the noon train for Denver for
a visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Grant and Miss
Hattie Grant returned to their home
at Cheyenne last night: after a visit
since Friday in this city.
Among the Tie Siding guests at the
Johnson this morning were w. r.
| Williams, Harry B. Reyes, William
H. Hawkes. and w. N. Reyes.
These Denver guests were at the
Union Pacific this morning: f. J..
Paradice, H. f. Bell, James Macfar-
lane and wife and E. w. Walker.
Frank Spafford of this city was the
guest yesterday of Justice G. NJ. Kip
ka at Rock River. and they spent the
day on the river there, with some
success.
j. NJ. Miller and Thomas B. Shan.
non of Chicago, s. E. Dodge of De-
troit and E. w. Jelenko Of New York
were travelling men at the Union Pa.
ciic today.
Earl Carter returned from Chey-
enne this afternoon, inspecting watch
es along the district as he came. Mrs.
Carter and the babe remained for a
longer visit.
M. A. Bunker, the Greeley sheep
man. and n of the %proprietors Of
the Windsor Stables company in this
city. is in town today. consulting with
local sheepmen.
Sayer Hansen returned yesterday
afternoon from his ranch, where he had
been attending to the sowing of a large
amount OF wheat, rye and other grains
for the summer crops.
Mayor and Mrs. T. z. Smith return
ed from Laramie Sunday. where they
had been to take their daughters, the
Misses Myrtle and Cassie, to the rail
r~oad.--Pearl Mining Times.
Miss Alice Fisher of Salt Lake, who
stopped over here Saturday to visit
with her friend and former school
mate, Miss Mamie Sullivan, continued
her journey to St. Louis Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keefer of
Denver are in the city and will re-
main an indefinite time. Mr.. Keefer
has disposed of his business in Den
yer and will not return to that city
for the present.
c. Fauver of Omaha, who owns a
large ranch at Medicine Bow, was
here yesterday, on his way to Medi-
cine Bow for an inspection of his
property. While in Laramie he was
a guest at the Kuster.
l.. c.. Curtis of Omaha was in the
city yesterday, a guest at the Kuster.
He is on his way to Buffalo, Wyo.,
where he will become the bookkeeper
and cashier for a big mercantile es-
Establishment in that city.
George A. Campbell, l.. S. Bartlett,
DR.. McNiff and Frank Terry returned
last night from the Little Laramie riv-
er, where they had been fishing, and
reported fair success. although the
cold weather was against them.
j. B. Mckee and Charlie DeLario
T.