, 1904-04-16

w. H. Bass is at Rock River.

w. H. Bass is at Rock River.
George Griffin is a guest at the Kus-
ter.
Mrs. d. Higley has returned to Bos-
Ter.
c. r. Ogg of st. Louis is at the
Johnson.
Charles Omelia of Portland is at the
Union Pacific.
G. Frank Shelby of Denver is at the
Union Pacific.
A. B. Sicrman is here in the interest
of a gas franchise.
Otto Gramm went to Cheyenne on
the afternoon train today.
James Hardman is in from his Sand
creek ranch this afternoon.
Andrew Karlson of Medicine Bow
was a guest at the Kuster this morn
ing.
j. w. Queary and R. Pratt of Chi
cago were at the Union Pacific this
morning.
JAMES lusht, Tx lOlbl ihlAlh6
nan is in the city shaking hands with
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Dearlove of Hat
ton were doing some shopping in the
city this morning.
Mis- Jean Durlacher of the Boomer
ang left this afternoon for Cheyenne
for a visit with friends.
S. N. Mahan and Paul Meyer of
Johnson this morning.
A. X. Walla of Red Buttes Was in
he city this morning. among the
guests at the Kuster last night.
Douglas Langhoff Of Walden, who
'ormerly lived in this county, is in
he city, a guest at the Johnson.
o. H. McMahan of St. Louis and ].
?. Zonne OF Appleton, Wis, were reg
stored at the Union Pacific today.
Mrs. Wallace of Hermosa is in the
,ity, under the care of DR.. McCollum
or treatment for an affection of the
ears.
Rev. Father Conrath arrived from
Cheyenne this afternoon and will con-
luct mass at the Catholic church to-
morrow.
Mrs. Hun: OF Cheyenne, who was
the guest of the family of her broth
er, c. D. Oviatt, returned home on the
noon train.
James Morgan of Ogden and Joseph
-.apeen and Ray McCloud of Boise,
IDAHO, were among the guests at the
->uster last night.
Fir. and Mrs. Martin Hohnholz, who
nave been the guests of friends here
or a couple of weeks. left this after.
loon for Cheyenne.
Mrs. Wilmot and children and her
mother. Grandma Wilmot. arrived
rom Cheyenne on the afternoon train
or a visit with friends here.
Mrs. DR.. McCollum returned from
Tie Siding yesterday afternoon, being
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Wea.
yer, who will visit here for a few days.
Guy Murchison of Rawlins was in
the city while the train waited this
afternoon, on his way home from
Cheyenne, and was met by Rev. F.
w. Bross, who knew him when the
latter resided at Rawlins as pastor OF
the Methodist church.
Mrs. Ringert and her little son OF
Salt Lake, who have been the guests
for several days of the family Of Mrs.
Ringert's brother, Mr.. N. E. Corthell,
left this afternoon for Denver, and
will go from there to New York for a
visit with other relatives.
Mrs. H. H. Hansen, who came to the
city last Sunday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Caroline Troederup, returned
to her home at Rawlins this afternoon.
She is the wife Of State Senator Han.
sen. He was here to attend the fun.
eral, but returned home the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hogbin will leave on
Wednesday for Cheyenne to attend the
meeting Of Wyoming presbytery of the
Presbyterian church and the mission
airy societies of the presbytery. They
will be away perhaps until the end of
the week.
Colonel and Mrs. E. A. Slack at
tended the golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Ivinson in Larmie Tues
day evening. returning home on We'd
nesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Idleman we're
also guests, and they returned Thurs
day afternoon. accompanied by Mrs.
Durlacher.-Cheyenne Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGibbon and
son, George, arrived today from Fort
Collins and will remain here perma.
nentiy. They have disposed Of the
last Of their lambs at Chicago and have
no more feeding now. They disposed
Of the crop at about 50 . hundred
pounds less than last year's prices.