, 1905-06-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Vivian McCasland of Cowdrey was
among the visitors from the North
park country this morning.
J. D. Mccarthy and C. E. Gard of
the engineering department of the I'm
ion Pacific were here last night.
Mrs. Ross Hines left last night for
Beardstown, Ill, summoned by the ser,
ious illness of her brother-in-law.
Miss Kate Cook returned to the Riv-
erside ranch this morning, after a
short visit with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Keefer returned
10 Denver this afternoon, having come
with the body of their babe to be
buried here.
Charles Dearlove of Hatton was a
city visitor this morning, doing some
shopping and arranging some bust
ness affairs.
George Macfarlane of Fort Collins
is in the city today with three car
loads of The Emmons horses to be
shipped south.
w. J. Ryan, the Omaha salesman,
was among the visiting commercial
men last night, calling upon his trade
in this territory.
George Pope, who is confined to his
home with an absCess under one arm.
Is getting better and is able to be out
a part of the time.
Cooke Rhea of Pearl is in the city.
He reports that preparations are be
ing made for starting the smelter at
that place in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hoss of the Mill
brook ranch were among the visitors
to the city last night, Witnessing the
performance at the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Matheson and
children left today for the east, going
to Maine, and will also visit in Canada
before returning to this city.
NJ. c. Ward and George Clark are in
from Pearl today, buying some sup
plies for the summer. They intend re
turning to the park tomorrow.
Mrs. Watkins and children returned
to their home at Medicine Bow this
afternoon, after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Johnson at the Johnson no.
tel.
John w. Ernest returned last night
from Denver, where he had been with
a shipment of seventy-eight head of
fat cattle, and for which he realized a
satisfactory price.
d. V. Bell, employed On the wafer
service of the Wyoming division near
Laramie, spent Sunday in Rawlins
with his family returning TO Laramie
neutrality-suspicious. Republican.
w. j. Alsop, Art Matthews and Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Smith were among the
visiting ranch people last night, at
tracted to the city by the circus and
combining business with pleasure.
P. A. Beck, supervisor of bridges
for the Wyoming division, returned to
Cheyenne last night, after a business
trip to this city, having been here to
look after the painting now being done
at the depot.
Mrs. W. E. Chaplin and Mrs. Wilkie
Collins will leave tomorrow for Doug
las, where Mrs. Chaplin will visit for
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
and assist them in getting settled in
their now home.
Mrs. j. A. Donnell and son arrived
from Rawlins on the Don train today
n are the guests of the family of
Mrs. DOnnell's sister, Mrs. Mary G.
Bellamy. Mrs. Donnells mother,
Grandma Godat, also resides in this
city.
j. Carl Raife of Cheyenne, connected
with the Ingersoll Stores company of
that city, was here today, looking aft
err business interests at the Laramie
Dry Goods company's store, his aunt,
Mrs. Ingersoll, being interested in that
store.
Miss Grace Friend of Rawlins is in
the city n will be present al the
graduation of her sister, Miss Margar-
ct Friend, from the university next
week. The Misses Friend are the
guests of Mrs. Nellie Wilson and Miss
Mary Wilson on University avenue
Richard Tregoning returned on the
noon train today from Ogden, where he
had been with his brother, Sanders
whom he left for a course of treatment
at the hot springs. Mr.. Tregoning was
the guest during his stay in Ogden Of
the family of his brother, Fred Tire
coming, a former resident of Laramie
and a member of the city council.
w. P. Hancock. who was a resident
of Laramie twenty years ago, and who
now lives at Boston, was here this
morning, on his way to the Fred Dwin-
ell ranch for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwinell. He was accompanied to the
city by Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Hodsrick-
son Of Boston. who will also go to the
country for a part of the summer.
Mrs. Peabody and Miss Grace Pea