, 1905-05-02
PARAGRAPHS.
c. W. Hair is here from Rawlins.
Bert Siegel is down from Mandel.
Father Cummiskey ia at CHEYENNE

Wyo., today.
Miss Warner left on the moor train
today for Fort Collins.
j. H. Detro is in from the ranch up
the Laramie river today.
Mrs. Mary Henderson of Loveland
was a city visitor last night.
Richard Eberhardt went to Chey.
enne on the noon train today.
R. A. and s. H. Woods Of Chicago
were city visitors this morning.
Colonel AL Bowie Of Chugwater was
a guest in the city this morning.
Judge John W. Lacey returned to
Cheyenne on the noon train today.
Mrs. H. T. Decker and Roy Decker
came in from the ranch last night
Mayor Mckee, and Niles Callahan
returned last night from Centennial.
T. B. Dodge of McGill was among
the visiting ranchmen this morning.
John M. Van Dusen Of Pearl, Colo,
was among the city visitors last night.
J. F. Stringer went to the Riverside
ranch by the Walden stage this morn
ing.
Miss Inez Warner arrived last night
from Walden, spending the night in
the city.
Will Wallis left on the noon train
today for Denver, where he will reside
for the present.
DR.. p. B. Hamilton went to Sherman
on the noon train today to answer a
professional call.
H. N. Boyd and John Wagner were
among the visitors from the state cap
ital this morning.
Frank Prayer left this afternoon for
the west. intending to go from Lookout
to his home at Garrett by conveyance.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. McDole arrived
from Walden last night and left this
morning for the northern part Of the
state.
MIR. n Mrs. George Rule left this
afternoon for Spokane, Wash, where
they will make their home for the
future.
yer last night and left this morning
for Cowdrey, on the way to his home
at Pearl.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fox came in
from the Fox ranch last night and will
spend a few days at their home in
this city.
G. P. Mason of Greeley, Colo, was
a visitor today, looking after some
business matters in which he is in
terested in this city.
G. A. Jackson went to Rawlins this
afternoon to attend the Modern Wood
men convention in that city as a dele
gate from the local camp.
S. H. Campbell left this morning
for Lookout. and will go from there
to the Gillespie dam. where his men
are taking eggs for Matching at the
local fish hatchery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Briggs of Canon
City, Colo, who have been in Cali
fornia for some time, stopped of to-
day for a visit with the family Of
their cousin, Mr.. R. E. Fitch.
Mrs. j. H. Jackson left on the noon
train today for Denver and will go
from there to Topeka, Kas., and Kan
sas City, for a visit with her children.
She will be absent several days.
w. r. Fleming, the government in
spector, n George R. Eykyn, the
state inspector, are planning a trip to
the Riverside ranch in a day or two,
on business connected with their re-
spective offices.
w. H. Dearstyne Of the Peters Pa
per company at Denver was among the
earliest and most welcome visitors to
The Republican Office this morning.
He arrived last night and left for the
west this afternoon.
Charles Somers, William Irvine, H.
G. Garlock n H. Nj. Small arrived
from Dover last night and are in the
city today. Mr.. Small is looking for
some sheep herders to take to the
ranch for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Lidell of Hermo-
sa were guests at the Johnson last
night. They are today moving their
household goods to the company
house on the west side. Miss M. Clap
sadie, a sister of Mrs. Lidell. will re,
side with them.
c. J.. Anderson and Nels ]. Engen,
who were members of the jury in the
district court in the Powell case, re-
turned to their homes at Centennial
this morning, having been discharged
for the term, the present jury case be-
ing the last jury case on the docket at
this time.