, 1904-04-04
PARAGRAPHS.

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U. G. Adkins of Denver was IA guest
at the Union Pacific yesterday.
F. H. Moore of Chicago was a Sun.
day guest at the Union Pacific.
NJ. R. and NJ. G, Boyd of Dale
creek are guests at the johnson.
George c. Duncan OF Chicago was a
guest at the Johnson this morning.
H. E. Wheeler of Encampment was
at the Johnson hotel this morning.
w. H. Hecht of Centennial was
among the guests at the johnson Sun
day.
Guy Mckee of Meeteetse was in the
city yesterday. registered at the John
son.
Miss Lola Code returned to her
home at Cheyenne on the noon train
today.
Mrs. Ida Lewis of Medicine Bow
was among the guests at the Kuster
this morning.
J. A. Winkler. jr.. of the Riverside
ranch was a guest at the Union Pa
citic last night.
Gus Johnson went to Fort Collins
yesterday to bring home another lot
of young trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Homer of the
Flag ranch were guests at the Union
Pacific yesterday.
w. M. Owens, the sheepman, re.
turned yesterday from an extended
trip through the west.
A. T. Young of the Union Pacific
was in the city last night, a guest at
the Union Pacific hotel.
S. Hansen arrived yesterday direct
from Sweden, coming by way of South
ampton and New York.
Mrs. DIR. McCollum returned from a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Weaver,
at Tie Siding, yesterday.
Ernest Davies returned Saturday
afternoon from Centennial. where he
had been for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark left this
afternoon for Denver and will go from
there to New York 10 reside.
II. j. Windsor came dowa from Rock
River on the moor train yesterday and
was a guest at the Union Pacific.
Mrs. Guy Holiday was under the
care of a physician yesterday, but was
reported much better this morning. D.
Fletcher Campbell, the we'll known
North park ranchman and cattle buyer,
~~as-in-the city yesterday "a guest at
the Johnson.
L. 7. Clark. assistant United States
attorney at Cheyenne, was in the city
this morning. returning to the state
capital at noon.
Harold Barber, son of the T%hornburg
street shoe dealer, has accepted a po-
sition at Eggleston's pharmacy at a
comfortable salary.
J. c. Knight of Denver, w. E.
Brooks, jr., of Cheyenne and T. P.
Kelly of Omaha were guests at the
Union Pacific today.
Louis A. Gregory came in from his
home at Centennial yesterday and left
this morning for the Strong mine,
where he is employed.
F. o. Harrison of Iron Mountain
was at the Union Pacific today. He is
arranging his affairs to sail shortly
FOR a visit in England.
Father Conrath returned to Chey-
enne on the noon train today, after
holding Easter services in this city
at the Catholic church.
Mrs. E. r. Marriott of the Grace
Creek ranch and Mrs. w. A. Comley of
the Peak lodge were guests at the
Union Pacific last night.
Mrs. Frank Harbough and children
Of Cheyenne, who have been visiting
Mrs. Emma Cummings for a few days,
returned home yesterday.
The Misses Trewartha, who spent
the Easter vacation at Cheyenne as
the guest of friends, have returned
home and re-entered the university.
F. o. Frazer left yesterday for Fort
Collins and will return with sixteen
head Of horses to be added to the
equipment at the Elkhorn livery barn.
The Misses McGill, who are attend
ing the university, returned to the city
yesterday, from their Easter vacation
at home, and re-entered the school this
morning.
Hon. d. N. Stickney came in from
the ranch Saturday afternoon and last
evening attended the services at the
cathedral as a member of Laramie
lodge. Elks.
Gorge Zimmerman, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, arrived from Ogden
yesterday for brief visit with his broth
ers, Henry and Fred Zimmerman, and
other relatives.
State Senator John McGill arrived
from his ranch yesterday and attended
the services at the Opera House as a
member of Emmanuel commandry,
Knights Templar.
r. l.. Hurt of the Three Rules store
left Saturday night for Denver. where
he will spend the week and attend the
conference of buyers for the different
houses of the corporation.
Larry Hickey of Ellis, formerly a
machinist in the shops here. was in
the city this afternoon, greeting old
friends. or his way home from a trip
to Ogden and points beyond.
George r. Eykyn went to Rawlins
this afternoon to attend a meeting of
the state board Of sheep commission
ers and the flockmasters of the state,
which will be held tomorrow.