, 1905-01-09
PERSON PARAGRAPHS.

Fred Mclaughlin is a visiting ranch.
man.
]. NJ. Woody of Garrett was among
the city visitors To-Day.
c. l.. Wagner came in from Fort
steele on the noon train today.
Joe Small returned to the sheep
camp today, taking out a load of camp
supplies.
Miss Anna Rice of this city was the
guest of Miss Georgia Coutant at Chey-
enne last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Spalding lett at
noon today for Denver, wnere they will
visit for a few days.
c. ID. Patterson, formerly manager
of the steam laundry, was an east
bound passenger today.
Niles Callahan, who spent the holt
days at Laramie, returned to Centen-
NAL Tuesday.-Centennial Post.
Will Thomas and John H. Davis
went to Cheyenne last night, return
ing on the afternoon train today.
Prof. Merz and Mrs. Clark, who have
been ill for several days, we're both
at their posts at the university today.
Miss Julia Carter returned to Lara
mic yesterday morning to resume her
studies at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re
publican.
Miss Margaret Lothian returned
home on Thursday last from a months
visit to relatives at FL Paso, Hl.-Buf-
falo Bulletin.
Jack McCutcheon left this afternoon
for Walcott, where he goes to do a
job for Ruddy & Ryan, business men
of that place.
Senator John McGill arrived from
the ranch yesterday and left today for
Cheyenne to be present at the repub-
lican legislative caucus,
Mrs. Eta Roach, the county libra
rian, went to Denver today, where she
will visit for a few days II attend
to some business matters.
Prof. Henry G.. Knight of the Uni
versity of Wyoming was a visitor at
Cheyenne Saturday, having been a
guest at the Inter-Ocean hotel.
Mrs. John T. Clarity returned to her
home at Cheyenne yesterday, being
accompanied by her little niece, Grace
Watt, who will visit with her for a
while.
Misses Mildred and Margaret Nc
Intosh returned last night from Raw
Inns, where they spent the Christmas
holidays, and are again enrolled at
the university.
Hon. C. d. cviatt spent Sunday
with his family in this city. He is a
candidate for assistant clerk of the
house before the legislative caucu at
Cheyenne tonight.
Hon. Oscar Sodergreen came in
from the ranch Sunday and joined the
other members of the Albany county
delegation here at noon for the trip to
the state capital.
Misses Rena Elias and Ella Ace have
returned to Laramie, where they will
resume their studies, after spending
Christmas at their homes in this city.
Rock Springs Miner.
Mrs. Dawson of Sidney, Neb., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Daw-
son at their home in this city. She ar
rived Saturday afternoon and will Wis,
is here for some time.
Leroy Scholl returned last night
from Williamsport, Pa, where he went
to spend the Christmas holidays, and
will leave in a day or two for the com
pany's mines at Holmes.
j.. f. Adcock of this city left on
the moor train today for Kansas City,
where he goes for the benefit of his
health. He is the father of o. G. Adj
cock of the roadmaster's Office.
Misses Mildred and Margaret McIn
tosh will return Sunday evening to
Laramie to take up their duties at the
university, after a several weeks Wis
it at their home in Rawlins.-Rawlins
Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. George returned
Saturday night from their Denver trip
and Mr.. George today resumed his pc
sition as cashier at the freight depot,
relieving City Clerk Tyvold, who has
been 'subbing" for him.
Assistant Superintendent Whitney
returned Saturday night from his
Green River trip and passed on to
Cheyenne, Will Thomas, who accom-,
panied him west in his private car.
stopping off here on the return trip.
Hon. Edward L. Bristol, a member
of the house from Laramie county. ar
rived from Cheyenne yesterday after
noon and was a pleasant caller at this
Office. He Is connected with a large
printing plant at the state capital.
Hon. A. Trabing of the Brook ranch
spent a few days in this city. He at
tended the quarterly meeting of the
wyoming Land and Improvement com
pany and disposed of some other bust
nos Mr. TRAILING left last night for