, 1904-12-06
PARAGRAPHS.

to-day.
Tunis Blodgett is down from I'll,
Siding today.
Niles Callahan will probably return
to Centennial tomorrow.
S. H. Campbell was in the city from
the fish hatchery today.
Mr.. ]. B. Hunter left today for hi.
home at Cowdrey, Colo.
Mrs. Fred Prick and babe have re
turned from a visit at Cheyenne.
Booker l.. Smith, the we'll known min
ing man Of Holmes, is in the city today
on a short business trip.
Elmer Lovejoy went to the Riverside
ranch today to do some repairing on
Mr.. Emmons' automobile.
Thomas F. Durbin OF Cheyenne, sec.
rotary of the state live stock commits.
sion, was a city visitor this morning.
Hon E. w. Burke, collector Of the
revenue for the district of Wyoming,
arrived from his home at Evanston
this afternoon.
Judge Craig returned to his home at
Rawlins this afternoon, he having nm
ished the Coble-Bosler case last night,
shortly after II o'clock.
w. E. Brooks is in the city. He reg
istered at the Union Pacific with his
inevitable ditto this time the mark
coming Under Cheyenne on the regis
ter.
d. Hendrickson left for Walden this
morning with a big load of supplies
for the merchants of that city. Mr..
Post hopes to get away with his string
of wagons tomorrow.
Charles Reals, sheriff elect of Albany
county, is spending the day in the city.
He is making the acquaintance of those
of the sheriff's Office here and meeting
many friends.-Rawlins Republican.
Conductor James Sherlock, who was
injured yesterday by being thrown VIC
lently against the caboose door, left
yesterday afternoon for his home at
Cheyenne. His hip was badly bruised
and s%prained.
Mrs. Harris of Silver City, Idaho, a
friend of Mrs. J.. NJ. Travell of this city,
who is on her way home from Chicago
and other eastern cities, stopped off
here this afternoon for a visit of
tw~enty-four hours with Mrs. Travel.
E. P. Baker returned last night to
Leslie, where he is the contractor on
the Strong mine, after a brief confer
ence with DR.. Swigart and report On
the workings of the mine. He is now
drifting from the 25O-foot level and
feels greatly encouraged.
Editor A. G.. Lucas of the Bulletin,
accompanied by Mrs. Lucas. departed
Monday for Cheyenne, to which place
Mr.. Lucas was summoned as a juror in
the federal court. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas
will visit Laramie and Denver before
returning home.-Buffalo Voice.
Judge Carpenter and Court Steno-
grapher Louis DeLario will leave at
l o'clock Thursday for Lander. They
will be joined at .Rawlins by Judge
Craig, who goes to Lander to try a
murder case for Judge Carpenter, the
latter having been sworn off the bench.
Mrs. Graham, the invalid mother of
Mrs. Travel, and her two daughters,
the Misses Graham, arrived this az
|ternoon from st. Louis. They will
spend several months here with Mr..
and Mrs. Travel, in the hope that the
pure air and healthful climate of Lara
mic will restore the mother to health.
NJ. F. Reed of Centennial, who went
from here to Cheyenne yesterday as a
member of the United States jury, has
been excused by Judge Riner on ac-
count of the death of his father at
Peru, Neb., and left that city today
for his former home, where he will at
tend the funeral.
Mrs. William Hodgeman returned
this Afternoon from Omaha, where she
had been for a visit with relatives.
She swore the reporter fol this paper
to secrecy as to just what she said
when she discovered hat her valise
and that of a horrid man had been x
changed on the train and the articles
in the mans grip would not fit her.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Shaffer, who were
married at Bluffton, O., a few days ago,
as noted by a clipping from a Blufton
paper in these columns, arrived from
the east last night and are the guests
of their brother, Mr.. N. j. Welty, the
agent for the Union Pacific at Howell
Mr.. Shafer Is a telegraph operator, and
met his bride while she was visiting
with her brother at Howell She was
Miss Sarah Welty.
KEEPER OF ROAD HOUSE
VISITING IN CITY
MI. William Campton of st. Cloud
Colo, the father Of Mr.. C. c. Camptor
of this city, is in town today. He is
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