, 1904-05-02
PERSONAL

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country.
". E. Fitzmorris of Sibylee was at
the kuster yesterday.
G. W. Linger of Walden was a Sun
day guest at the Kuster.
Mrs. Mccain returned yesterday aft.
ernoon from a visit with her son at
Evanston.
B. Pratt of Chicago and D. A. Samp-
Ison of Omaha were guests at the Union
Pacific this morning.
Monte Blevins arrived from Walden
last night and was among the guests
at the Johnson this morning.
C.. T. w. HOLSTER, G. H. Southland
and William Davis were Denver guests
at the Union Pacific hotel today.
Mrs. Tom Hickson and children left
yesterday for HOLSTER, Kas., for a
visit with relatives for a few weeks.
Mrs. George Mcclure of Pueblo and
il. L.. Burk of Boulder. Colo, were
registered at the Kuster this morning.
F. J. Evans of Aurora. Neb., William
Mcknight of St. Louis and s. Solder
berg of Denver are guests at the John
son.
Mrs. Hartman and Miss A. H. Hard
man of Sand creek were in the city to-
day. registered last night at the Kus-
ter.
w. E. Brooks, jr., of Cheyenne was
in the city this morning. looking after
business for the Armour Packing com.
pany.
day from Laramie. where she had been
to take the civil service examination.
I-Wheatland World.
Mr.. Van Buskirk, the aged father of
Mrs. T. J. Dayton, left on the noon
train for Pueblo. where he will visit
relatives for a time.
P. H. Olson, John Grande, Gerhard
Olson and John Swanson of Elk noun
tain were among the guests at the
Johnson this morning.
B. B. McCollum arrived from his
home at Browning. Mo-, yesterday, and
will spend the summer with the fam
lily of his brother, DR.. H. E. McCollum.
L. r. Scholl. superintendent Of the
: Albany mines. left this morning for
Holmes. having spent a few days in
this city on his way home from Denver.
Mrs. Frank McPhee Of Green River
, was the guest of Mrs. Frank Gunnell
during the week. MI. McPhee was
formerly a dispatcher at this point
Evanston Press.
E. F. Angel and A. Vogelsang have
returned from the Pole creek district,
where they have been doing ome de-
velopment work on claims owned by
them in that district.
Mrs. Clyde Opelt and babe left on
the noon train today for Denver, where
they will meet Mr.. Opelt. who arrived
there last night. and where they ex-
pect to make their home for the pres
ent.
Alfred Hermis and wife have ar
rived from Boston and have taken the
Dimmett house with the expectation
of making Laramie their home. Mrs.
IHermis is the sister of Mrs. r. G.
Gardner.
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daughters Myrtle and Cassie, left
Tuesday morning for Laramie from
which place the girls will go to st.
Joseph, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will
return to Pearl after q short visit in
Laramie.-Pearl Mining Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Clink of Sublette,
ILL.,, were in the city today, the guests
of Mr.. H. A. Robinson. Mrs. Clink Is
a sister of Mr.. Robinson, and she and
her husband had been spending the
winter in California, stopping of here
on their way home. Mr.. Robinson &C.
companied them to Illinois today and
will visit there for the next few weeks,
Rev. A. Stewart Hartman of Balti-
more, general secretary for the Luth-
eran church in the United States, ar
rived in the city this afternoon and
will preach at the West Side church
tonight. He will speak in English and
all the people Of the city are invited
to be present. Mr.. Hartman comes In
the hope of being able to supply the
congregation with a pastor at no dis