, 1905-04-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

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w. r. Williams is in the city from
Virginia Dale.
Carl Wagner returned from For
Steele this afternoon.
Mrs. William Mahoney returned tc
Cheyenne on the Don train today.
Frank E. Sitter and C. L. Gregory
of Cheyenne were among the visitors
this morning.
| ]. J.. McCutcheon left this afternoon
for Wheatland, where he will resume
his drilling operations.
Victor NJ. White and S. E. Anderson
of Rock River were among the city
visitors this morning.
d. B. Chumley will return to Holmes
tomorrow, having decided not to en-
gage in business in this city.
Mrs. f. w. Marriott of the Grace
Creek ranch was among the visitors
from the country this morning.
Mrs. Thomas r. Bennett of Marshall
is a city visitor today, arriving from
the ranch yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. T. c. Lamphere of Tie Siding is
in the city today and was a caller at
this Office during the forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Ryburn, who
were married here last night, left this
afternoon for their home at Hanna.
S. H. Campbell will return to the
Gillespie dam tomorrow where his men
are taking fish for the spawning sea
son.
Mrs. w. S. Bogarth, Mrs. E. S.
BROOKS and Mr.. o. C. Bueller of Hanna
were here last night guests at the Ry-
hurn-Whiston wedding.
II. A. Gish of the Three Rules went
to Denver last night to attend to some
business for the store. He will be back
in the course of a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ]. Storey are leaving
for Denver today for a visit Of a week
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ness and pleasure combined.
b. r. Pearson of Kansas City and
George NJ. Dancy of Weber, Kas., re-
turned last afternoon from the River
side ranch, where they had been on
business.
w. R. McKeen, superintendent of
motive power IN the Union Pacific,
passed through the city this afternoon,
en- route from Salt Lake to his home
at Omaha.
Herbert George of Denver, owenr of
the stone quarry at the city springs, is
in the city today, arranging for the re-
sumption of work at the quarry the
first of May.
Mrs. Judge Davis and daughter,
Miss Grace Davis, left yesterday after
noon for Salt Lake, where they will
visit for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiskey, Mrs. Hiskey and Miss Davis
being sisters.
Hon. o. c. Beebe of Salt Lake, ma
tional bank examiner for this district,
arrived last night from Rawlins and
is today looking over the w national
banks here. He was the guest at
luncheon today of Hon. and Mrs. Ed
ward Ivinson.
Frank w. Murphy, who has been i'll
at a Denver hospital for some time,
reached the city yesterday afternoon
and will spend a day or two here before
going It his home in North park. He
is much improved in health and very
like his old self.
Phillis Hegewald, who was TO have
left last Sunday for California, in COM
pany with Miss Pease, did not get
away on account of the wreck near
Edison tunnel and will leave net week.
She will probably spend a year in that
state the guest of relatives.
]. B. Sheldon of Omaha, connected
with the telegraph department of he
Union Pacific, was here today looking
after the instruments in Manager
Smiths office. Mr.. Sheldon has been
in the west since the storm of last
week, helping to s%traighten up matters
following the breaking of the wires on
account of the storm.