, 1904-04-14
PARAGRAPHS,

J. r. Sturees of Salt Lake is at the
kuster.
otto Gramm went to Rawlins this
afternoon.
Mile Olson arrived last night from
Mcmillan. Wis.
}. j. Crowley of Boone. Ia, is a late
arrival at the kuster.
Mrs. H. A. Clark of Walden was a
guest at the kuster last night.
H. A. Hunter of the Big Creek ranch
was a guest at the Johnson last night
Frank Laughlin OF Pueblo was
among the guests at the kuster this
morning.
Z. Warner of Montpelier. O., was
among the guests at the Johnson this
morning.
w. NJ. Owen and wife and Miss
Owen are in from the ranch, guests at
the Union Pacific.
Peter lven and F. r. Cummings OF
Rock Springs We're registered at the
Johnson last night.
Louis Miller and J. F. Johnson re,
turned last evening from a visit to the
Jelm mining district.
Mrs. w. c. Thomas arrived from
Cheyenne this afternoon for a visit
with her parents in this city.
James Atkinson left this afternoon
for Rock River and will go from there
to his ranch on Duck creek.
John r. Cordiner, postmaster and
merchant at Holmes, is in the city
ald attended the ball last night.
w. B. Parks and Sam B%rinkerhoff OF
L%onsmont. Colo, were among the
guests at the Johnson last night.
H. A. Dean of st. Joseph, and H. L.
Wood Of Omaha were among the
guests at the Union Pacific last night.
Misses Myrtle and Philey Baily of
Centennial were guests at the engin.
GERS ball at Maennerchor hall last
night.
E. P. Pearson arrived from Virginia
Dale last night and is a city visitor
this morning. He is stopping at the
Johnson.
George w. wilkins, J. A. Chamber.
lain and w. G. Audrey of Denver were
among the guests at the Union Pacific
last night.
c. A. Steyn of Denver, who attended
the lvinson golden jubilee, left for the
northwest his afternoon, going from
acre to Butte, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reid left al noon
joday for their ranch on the Little
laramie river. after a visit to this
aty and at Cheyenne.
Judge c. E. Carpenter went to Evan
5tol this afternoon and will preside
IN the Uinta county district court for
Judge Craig in some cases.
Mr.. n Mrs. George Richards of
Cheyenne were in the city last night,
the guests of relatives and to attend
the engineers ball at Maennerchor
nall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Idelmann return
ed to Cheyenne on the oon train to-
day, accompanied by Mrs. Durlacher,
who will visit there for a time.
Mrs. Holden of California, who
stopped of here to visit for a few
hours yesterday with Prof. and Mrs. c.
b. Ridgaway, continued her journey
to the coast this afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Hooper of Sunnyvale,
Cal, arrived last night and will spend
the summer as the guest Of the fam
lily of her %son-in-law, R. c. Gardner, of
the Van Horn-Miller syndicate.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Shrock and their
mother, Grandma Shrock, moved
yesterday to the residence at the cor
ner of Sixth and Fremont streets,
where they are nicely domiciled.
Mrs. j. F. Clark and three children
stopped off here yesterday on their
way from Fall City, Neb., to Caldwell,
New. After a visit Of one day with DR..
n Mrs. c. c. Clark, they resumed
their journey today.
Mrs. c. c. Fewell and Master Gal
usha Fewell left this afternoon for San
Francisco, where they will meet Mr..
FeWell on saturday, on mis- return from
a cruise in command Of the United
States gunboat Petrol.
Mrs. John D. Shrock came In from
Centennial last night to meet Mr..
Shrock. who had been to Cheyenne to
attend the meeting of Wyoming COM
mandery. Knights Templar. They left
for home this morning.
Hon. ". G. Thorn of Buffalo, a mem.
Der Of the state senate from johnson
county, was in the city this morning.
Oh his way hom from st. Louis, where
he had been to attend the funeral of
his s~tep-father. whose death wat noted
in these columns a few daystago.
John Reid; Jesse Converse. DR.. Ste
vens. J. H. King and others. WHO At
the annual meeting Of the