, 1905-06-10
PERSONAL HI

John A. Fischer is in from the ranch.
Partly cloudy for a while this morn
ing.
George Eykyn returned from the
country yesterday.
J. w. Howard was a visiting ranch
man this morning.
James Wyatt of Portland, Ore, is at
the Hotel Phillips.
Charles Nelson left by the stage this
morning for Woods landing.
j. S. Atherly returned last night
from his ranch up the Laramie river.
A. G. LOOMS of Diamond Springs,
kas., was among the visitors at the
kuster this morning.
Rev. Bruce Kinney arrived from the
west today and will occupy the pulpit
at the Baptist church tomorrow.
Henry V. Thornton of Cheyenne was
a city visitor this morning. He rep
r~esents a correspondence school.
Rollin Cummings has accepted a
position at the Western Union tele-
graph office, in place of John Hebron.
William J. Foster, S. N. Schermer
and Ed Southland of the United States
geological survey are in the city to-
day.
l.. l.. Laughlin of Toltec was here
last night, a participant in the prohibit
ton reform debate at the Maennerchor
hall.
William inland of Cheyenne, master
mechanic for the Wyoming division,
was here last night, returning home
today.
James Macfarlane, who returned
yesterday from Tonopah and Goldfield,
New, left for his home in North park
this morning.
James Weatherford of Binford, in
the extreme northern part of the coun-
ty, was among the visiting ranchmen
this morning.
Mrs. Paul Bath and children will
leave Sunday for Greeley, where they
will join Mr.. Bath and reside there
for the time being.
r. II. Grotte of Louisville, Ky. and
M. Sachs, jr., of Reading, Pa, were
passengers this morning to Walden.
They arrived from the east last night.
Mr. and Mrc ty,t Dn1r,n. 70, t.,
from the ranch at Red Buttes this
morning, attending to some shopping
and disposing of some business mat
Jers.
Ross Draper, editor of the Rawlins
Republican, passed through the city at
noon today, en- route to Cheyenne and
Denver for a few days visit and bust
ness combined.
c. E. Wallick of Denver, connected
with the knight-Campbell Music com
pany, was among the visitors to the
city this morning. He called at this
office during the forenoon.
DR.. S. B. Miller, secretary of the
state board Of medical examiners, re-
turned last night from Cheyenne,
where he had been to attend the reg
ular quarterly meeting of the board.
Little Florence Collins of Douglas,
daughter of Mr.. NJ. r. Collins,
general manager of the Douglas Mer-
camille company, is in the city visiting
for a few days with the family of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Chaplin.
Mr.. Dyott and Miss Miller arrived
from the east last night and are the
guests of Dean and Mrs. Bode at the
deanery. Mr.. Dyott is the brother and
Miss Miller the aun of Mrs. Bode, Mr..
Dyott having just arrived from Eng.
land.
Mr.. J. d. Martin, a brother of Mrs.
John Fenwick, arrived in the city yes
terday afternoon and will be the guest
of his sister for some time. Mr.. Mar
tin is a retired lumber dealer of Wis
consin and is on his way home after
spending the winter on the Pacific
coast.
]. X. P. McCallum, justice of the
peace at Walden and the owner of
one of the most remarkable coal veins
in the west, was in the city this
morning, on his way to Denver. He
arrived last night from Walden and
spent the forenoon with friends here.
He was formerly in the newspaper
business at Walden.