, 1905-05-11
PARAGRAPHS.

'lslloT tnlS morning.
David Jones and wife of Hanna were
visitors in the city last night
Hans Olson was here from the ranch
on the Laramie river last night.
c. c. Campton and wife of Sherman
are shopping in the city today.
Roadmaster Ed Deuel. went to Chey
enne on the afternoon train today.
Lon Waite was a passenger by the
Walden stage from Cowdrey last night,
Mrs. Charles Snyder of Pearl was
among the guests in the city last night.
Mrs. DR.. A. B. Hamilton left last
night for Mercer, Pa, where she will
visit for a few days.
Presiding Judge Potter and wife and
daughter have gone to Excelsior
| Springs, Colo, for a few days rest.
o. X. Adcock, clerk for Roadmaster
Deuel. at Laramie, spent Sunday in this
city with his umerou friends.-Raw-
Inns Republican.
Mrs. J. W. Johnson left this after
noon for Denver, where she will visit
for a few days and receive treatment
at one of the hospitals.
David Sarver returned to the hatch
cry last night, having come to the city
with the wagon to meet a shipment of
eggs from the Gillespie spawning dam.
Superintendent Whitney and Assis-
tant Superintendent Stenger left the
presidents special at North Platte and
have returned to their office at Chey-
enne.
Captain B.. w. Towner came in from
Morgan last night. expecting to meet
some Denver gentlemen today and &C
company them to the Cooper hill to-
morrow.
l.. A. Hancock arrived from Jelm
yesterday afternoon, coming across the
plain during the storm which broke
shortly after noon. He will spend the
day here.
c. c. Mosman arrived last night from
Walden, coming by the stage and pas
sing through the severest Of the storm
which entered the Laramie plain at
Jelm mountain.
J.. L. Wilcox, a prominent business
man Of Cody, had both legs broken in
a runaway accident at that place. Mr..
Wilcox jumped from a buggy while
the team was running away.
Foreman A. T Foster of the w. H.
Holiday company and his force of car
penters have returned from the Eykyn
ranch, where they had been to finish
the addition to the ranch house.
George R. Eykyn and Mr.. Fleming,
the government inspector, came in
from the Eykyn ranch last night, max
ing the trip across the plain in the
terrible storm which began in the aft
ernoon.
John Winston, cashier at the COM
pany store at Hanna, is in the city on
a two weeks vacation, visiting his
mother and brothers and sisters. He
was formerly a student at the univer-
sity.
Mrs. L. w. Trumbull and children
will leave about the first Of June for
Chicago. where they will visit rela-
tives during the summer, Mrs. Trum-
bull continuing her musical studies in
that city.
Frank and Eugene French, sons of
William l.. French, a ranchman of La
Bonte, Converse county, were drowned
while trying to cross LaBonte creek.
The bodies were recovered and the
funerals were held at Douglas today.
Leslie Brookhart of Cheyenne, who
is just about to graduate from the med.
ical department of the University OF
Michigan at Ann Arbor, has been made
assistant surgeon for the American
Steel and Wire company at Cleve-
land, o.
Chris Larson and J.. F. Johnson re-
turned last night from their trip to
Chugwater, where they had been part
ly on business and partly to get a mess
of fish. They were successful as to
the fish, but the business did not result
SO satisfactorily.
Mrs. Dawson, who has been here for
several weeks, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Fred Dawson, left this after
noon for her home at Sidney. She was
here to receive her granddaughter,
which young lady she left in the best
Of health and as cheerful as handsome
babes can be.
Mrs. Kinnear and her daughters.
Mrs. Appleman and Miss Edna Kin
near, returned this morning from Den
yer, where they have been visiting for
a few days. Mrs. Appleman says they
had a delightful time. Denver having
experienced q few days of excellent
weather during their stay there.
Judge Charles E. Wood of the Dill
Ion Doublejack arrived from Rawlins
last night, stopping of here for an in
terview with Prof. l. w. Trumbull of
the mining department of the univer-
sity. leaving en- the noon train for
Cheyenne. Judge Wood is the Pooh
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