, 1905-12-02

10A6 "a S SNNJs
Arthur c. Phillips is here from -Four
Mile,
Mrs. Bradheld arrived last night
from Walden.
oscar Waechter Of Cheyenne was a
city visitor this morning.
Trainmaster f. C. Let's was here
from Cheyenne this morning.
Mrs. j. w. johnson went to the
Stromberg ranch this morning.
Clark Pelton, a former resident of
this city, now living with his family in
Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Weber were here
from their home at Woods last night.
II. f. and c. b. Hunter left for Cow
drew by the Walden stage this morn
ing.
Charles f. Lambert-Rathborne, the
Laramie river ranchman, is in the city
today.
MAIDS Wolbol of Centennial was
among the visitors to the city this
morning.
Mrs. c. p. Gardner of Denver is Wis
iting her husband in Laramie, Engi-
neer Gardner.
r. S. Towne of Cheyenne vas among
the visitors to the metropolis of the
Laramie plains today.
G.. L. Wright of the Fillmore ranch,
on the Laramie-Centennial stage line,
was a city visitor last night.
Charles j. Anderson of the Buckeye
ranch in the upper Centennial valley
was in the city this morning.
w. H. Frazee and l.. S. Bartlett went
to Denver last night in the interest OF
the Leaders carpet department.
Charles Fauver, formerly of Medi
cnie Bow, of Omaha, "a here this
morning, looking after some business
interests.
Florence Collins came down from
Douglas the last of the week and is
the guest at Autumn and Orian Mayes
I-Lusk Herald.
Governor Brooks returned today
from Chicago to his home at Chey
enne, where he had been to take hi!
mother for a visit.
Paul f. Bath of Greeley, formerly
resident of Laramie, was in the city
this morning, to attend to some bust
ness matters here.
Hon. Otto Gramm returned las
night from the Grace Creek ranch, OF
the upper Laramie river, where he
had been for a few days.
Judge Richard H. Scott of Cheyenne
arrived on the delayed train from thu
guest at the Union Pacific last night
Miss Myrtle Baily of Holmes, thu
teacher, was among the visitors to the
city this morning, doing some shopping
She was a guest at the Johnson hotel
Leon Kennedy, who has been i'll a
Denver for several weeks, where he un
derwent al operation for appendicitis
is expected home tomorrow, his healtl
having become much better.
Frank Johnston, ]. F. White an
John A. Kunkle were among the Rocl
River visitors to the city this morning
Mr.. Kunkle has a steam threshing out
fit at work in that part Of the country
Wilson Nellis of Indianapolis is il
the city and will accept the position
of night clerk at the Union PacifI
hotel. He has been at Cheyenne TO
some time, but has just been trans
ferred to this city.
NJ. w. Ensign, right of way agen
for the Burlington railroad, arrive
last night from his home at Lincoln
Neb., and left this morning for tn
Boswell ranch, near where a Burline
ton surveying party is at work.
NJ. T. Butler left this morning TO
L lClIt5 .. D.y NlVlC ne Va w oohi
sounding in the Missouri river for
bridge for the Chicago and NORTH
western railroad to be built next veal
Mr.. Butler will be away the create
part of the winter.
C. e. Hopkins, secretary of the stat
prohibition committee and noted a
the singing temperance lecturer, wi
deliver an address at the Methods
church Monday night. Mr.. Hopkin
punctuates his lecture with songs an
guitar accompaniment.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. S. Fabling of Denve
are in the city, the guests of Mr.. al
Mrs. w. A. Stoddard, and will renal
for two or three days yet. Mr.. Fablin
is the manager for Colorado and WYE
ming of the Conservative Life 1nsul