, 1905-12-18
PARAGRAPHS.

John Erwin OF the Stickney anc
is in the city.
George Wilder arrived from Valdez
Saturday night.
II A. D%ougherty arrived from Wa
den Saturday night.
Alex Mckay is here from Rocl
River for a few days.
Ora Haley has returned from a busI
ness trip to Fort Collins.
County Commissioner C. H. Jone
is at his ranch at Mandel.
Hon. j. S. Atherly is home from
visit to his ranch up the river.
Edwin A. Baily of centennial wa
among the visitors to the city las
night.
f. w. Gregory has returned to hii
home at Centennial, after a business
visit to the. city.
William Benton has returned to his
home at Holmes, after a brief business
visit to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Baker returned
to Leslie this afternoon, having been
in the city since last week.
Charles j. Brands. jr., and Fred
Wyatt of Walden were among the Wis.
itors TO the city this morning.
Jacob e. Johnson of Sand creek was
among the visitors to the city today,
doing some Christmas shopping.
James McGibbon, a member of the
board of county commissioners, went
to Colores on the noon train today.
Harry Peterson of Laramie was in
Rawlins Friday visiting his mother
Mrs. j. p. Hehn.-Rawlins Republican.
James Atkinson has returned from
the ranch in the northern part of the
county, where he had been for several
weeks.
Otto Gramm returned this morning
from Rawlins, where he had been for
a few days on business for the peni-
Tertiary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Frazer and
son are in the city today, having
driven in from the ranch during the
forenoon.
Judge H. v. S. Groesbeck and C. f.
Kuster of Laramie transacted legal
business in the city last week.-Fort
Collins Express.
Chris Christensen and Chris Gabriel
sen have returned to their ranch
homes, having disposed of their bust,
ness matters here.
Ed o. Moen of Virginia dale is in
the city, intending to return home to.
morrow. He is here on business and
to make some purchases.
John Affolter of Louisville, Colo,
who has been at Walden for a few
days, reached the city Saturday night
and left for home Sunday.
Louis Miller returned from Jelm
last night, where he had been to place
additional miners at work and to have
the telephone line repaired.
Mrs. T. j. Gentry of Rock River is
visiting with Mi. N Mrs. John Prat
ley this week. Mrs. Gentry is a niece
of Mrs. Pratley.-Rawlins Republican
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Neale Roach re
Pueblo, where they had been since
their marriage in this city a few day
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bath and sons
left for home this morning, having
spent a few days in the city at thu
bedside of their father, w. j. Brown
| at the hospital.
e. w. Burke, state dairy, food ant
oil commissioner, who has been here
for a few days preparing a bulletin fol
the printer, left on the noon train to
day for Cheyenne.
r. d. Stewart, chief engineer for tn
Laramie Plains line, leaves tonight 10
Denver, and when he returns h.
daughter, Doris, will accompany hin
and spend the holidays here.
DR.. N. S. Mercer of Omaha, who i
interested in the Independence MINI
| at Sheep mountain, who was here su
perintending the loading of some or
to be sent to the smelter, has gone t.
his mine again.
q. A. Buck, the railroad engineer
returned yesterday afternoon from
Fort Collins, where he has been in thu
field for the Denver, Yellowstone an
Pacific, formerly the Colorado, Wye
ming and Idaho.
Miss e. Ruth Garlock, who has beer
visiting her brother II. G. Garlock o
the Bluegrass for some time past lief
today for Cheyenne for a short visi
before leaving for her home in Cali
Northumberland World.
Mrs. Wilkie Collins and her mother
Mrs. w. e. Chaplin, under escort o
the son born to Mrs. Collins a fey
weeks ago and whom the proud fathe
had never met before, arrived frol
Laramie on Wednesday last.-Dougla
Budget.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. C. Schley will leay
on Wednesday for Cleburne, Tex
where they will visit with Mr.. Schley
mother. Mrs. Schley will renal