, 1905-06-06
PARAGRAPHS.

here today.
w. A. Frazer was a guest ar the
Kuster last night.
Dennis Brennan left for Walden by
the stage this morning.
Rudolph Konold continued his jour.
ney east on No. 4 today.
]. A. Thornton of Rock River was a
city visitor this morning.
H.. Mcdaniel of La Cygne. Kas., was
la city visitor this morning.
Mrs. John Burnett of Little Medi,
cine was among the city visitors this
morning.
A. TRADING has returned to his ranch
on the Sibylee. after spending a few
days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jewell of ON
aha were among the visitors to the
city this morning.
Mrs. j. W. DeFord and daughter OF
National City, Ore. were guests in
the city last night.
l.. Gregory of Centennial was among
the visitors to the city this morning,
arriving from the valley last night.
Mrs. c. S. Deweese and Miss Porter
were passengers by the North park
stage this morning for Cowdrey, Colo.
Cap. H. Bourell, E. R.. Norton, A. T.
Phillips, F. Salathe and w. Smith of
Casper were among the arrivals in the
city last night.
Postofice Inspector Frederick re
turned last night from Walden, where
he has been for a few days, on bust
ness for the department.
j. Donnelly II H. N. Boyd, Chey-
enne travelling men, were attending to
business here today, calling upon the
merchants in their respective lines.
c. H. Marsh of Pueblo, Interested in
mining district, arrived in the city
last night and will leave for the mines
tomorrow.
Superintendent S. II. Campbell re
turned last night from Douglas, where
he had been with a shipment of 50,-
900 young brook trout for the streams
Of that county.
Frank H. Eggleston and little neph-
ew, Frank, left last night for Chicago
to be present at the graduation of Miss
Eipna Eggleston from the University
Preparatory school.
DR.. A. B. Hamilton left last night
for Chicago, and will 60 from there
to Plain Grove, Pa, to be present at
the celebration of the golden wedding
Of his parents on the 18th.
C. E. Cooper of Little Laramie is
in the city today, expecting to remain
for a day Or two, attending to some
business at the banks n buying
some supplies for the home ranch.
Senator John McGill of McGill was
in the city this morning, present at
the meeting of the board of county
commissioners, when some o mat
tiers were taken III for discussion.
J. F. johnson and Chris Larson have
returned from a four days outing on
the Chugwater, where they secured
several nice messes of trout and had a
delightful time, in spite of the cold
weather.
M. ]. Coughlin Of the Little Lara
ME is in the city, bringing word that
the Little Laramie is higher right now
than he has seer it for the past six
teen years. The weather has been
very cold, Mr.. Coughlin says, and the
spring backward. but there is every
indication of a bountiful crop of the
best kind of hay.
Miss Mary Konold, the niece of AL
fred and Rudolph Konold, returned yes
terday from the ranch of her grand
father, Mr.. James Hardman, on Sand
creek, where she has been visiting a
fed days. Miss Konold stopped off here
on her way home to ~Springville, Utah,
from Canada, where she had been
studying music under her grandfather
for the past year. She expects to re-
turn to Springville next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coleman of
Denver, who are visiting in the city
for a few days, are the guests of Mr..
AL Gobleman and family, the two gen,
tlemen being brothers. This is Mrs.
Gobleman's first visit to Laramie since
leaving here about a dozen years ago
and she finds many Improvements.
Mr.. Gobleman visits here frequently,
being the western representative of
the Blanks coffee house. They have a
host of friends here who are always
glad to see them.
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