, 1905-05-09
PARAGRAPHS.

night.
F. J. Tilden OF Omaha was in the
city this morning.
Louis Sederlin was here from ELI
mountain again this morning.
J. Donnelly and C. C. Cherry Of
Cheyenne were here last night.
J. Larson arrived by the Walden
stage last night from Sixteen-Mile.
Club Wilson arrived last night from
Jelm and spent the night in the city.
John Kunkle left this morning for
the Sodergreen ranch for a few days
visit.
Mrs. S. A. Morris and two children
of Arlington were city visitors last
night.
w. j. Kelly arrived from the ranch
last afternoon and spent the night i n
the city.
Mrs. Emma Knight left this after
noon for Rock creek to visit the schools
in that territory.
Mrs. Mary Burns and Mrs. Dawson
of North Bruno, Neb, were guests
in the city last night.
Otto Gramm will 60 to Rawlins to-
night on business for the ~penitentiary.
Of which he is the lessee.
Na,I Do,,b bo, ;,.t rat,rpal from,
a surveying trip to Wheatland and
points in that neighborhood.
Mrs. Edward lvinson left on the
noon train today for Denver. where
she will visit for a few days.
DR.. Florence Patrick and Miss Lu-
| ella Patrick arrived last night from
their ranch at Canyon Place.
N e. Corthell returned this after
noon from Cheyenne, where he had
been on business in the United States
court.
Nels Olson returned to his ranch on
the Big Laramie this morning, taking
out a lot of bald barley seed for the
| spring sowing.
James Christensen, manager of the
Gem City Grocery company, went to
Hanna yesterday afternoon, IN a bust
ness trip for the store.
Attorney H. v. S. Groesbeck return
ed on the morning train from Chey-
enne, where he had been on business
before Judge Riner of the federal
court.
Charlie Jarvis returned to his home
on the Sibylee today, after a business
trip to the city, securing seeds for the
sowing and supplies for the ranch
house.
H. A. Hunter and c. A. Cook promi.
nent ranchmen, were in the city last
night, on their way to Denver to at.
tend the American Stock Growers
convention.
| Mrs. S. H. Campbell and son and
Mrs. w. c. Thomas and son left this
afternoon for Los Angeles, being &C
companied a part of the way across
the state by Mr.. Thomas.
Mrs. F. NJ. Tisdel, wife Of the presi
dent of the university, is confined tc
her room with an attack OF tonsilitis
but her friends will be glad TO know
that the disease is not very severe.
Prof. Tisdel of the state university
en- route to his home in Laramie, was
in Sheridan Friday in the interest OF
the institution. He was a pleasant
caller at this ofice.-Sheridan Enter
prise.
County Commissioner c. H. Jones
came in from his ranch at Mandel last
night and left for home again this
morning, taking out a big load of sup
plies. including coal for the kitchen
stove.
Herbert King and his mother ar
rived at noon today from their ranch
at Lookout, and will visit here for a
day or two, Mrs. King going from
here to Missouri for a visit. They
are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
May during their stay in the city.
Rev. j.. C. Bickel, superintendent OF
missions for the Methodist church in
Wyoming, arrived last night from En-
campment, where he had been for a
few days, and was the guest until noon
today of Rev. Int Mrs. Bross of this
city, leaving at that time for his home
at Cheyenne.
DR.. Frederick NJ. Tisdel, president
of the state university at Laramie,
came in from Buffalo last night and
left this afternoon for his home at Lar
annie. DR.. Tisdel delivered an ad'
dress at Buffalo. He will return to
Sheridan soon INT deliver an address
here.-Sheridan Post.