, 1905-01-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

NANNs sHN 49, ' 1890
man, IS i'll the city.
Fred Snyder and wife OF Iron mouh
tain were here today, Mr.. Snyder as a
witness in Justice Grants court.
Adm Webb arrived Monday night
from Laramie with two wagons OF
freight for Pearl.-Pcarl Mining Times
Hon. ". E. Jcnison of Cheyenne, 4
special officer of the land Office at thiy
city, was here today, in the interest OF
the office.
Ben Porges wen TO Encampment
Sunday and returning Tuesday depart
ed for Laramie Wednesday-Pearl
Mining Times.
A. +. Linger. the North park stock
man and cattle breeder. was here this
morning from Walden. arriving by the
stage last night.
Mrs. John A. Kemp of Omaha is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gonden at
the Union Pacific and will remain in
III 'llN u IL Nt'h VI N'l uhSS.
l.. II. Uncapher of Medicine Bow
was here today. accompanied by his
wife. doing some shopping and attend.
ing to some personal business.
Mrs. Mary Powell of the Powell
ranch and William E. Powell of the
Davis ranch were among the visitors
to the city today, on legal business.
r. o. Parish and Z. p. Baker of Les
lie were among the visitors to the city
this morning, bringing word of the
work being lone at the Strong mine.
Mrs. r. l.. Huntley, wife of the resi-
dent engineer of the Union Pacific at
Omaha, passed through the city yes
terday afternoon, en- route home from
a western trip.
Conductor A. r. Higgins of this city
left last night for Chicago with his
brother, of Salt Lake. who is i'll with
rheumatism. and who is to be treated
in a hospital at Chicago.
IlOl. ana NIS. JOIll Iktlu anu Nv
daughter. Miss Ethel, spent the night
i'll the city. attending the Burns cele
bration at North Star hall, where MI.
Reid presided during the evening.
Hon. Otto Gramm returned last night
from Cheyenne, where he had been to
attend the governors reception anf
note the progress Of the Atherly bill
to kill the Lander agricultural college
statute.
c. w. Berry. superintendent of the
tie preserving plant here, arrived from
his southern and eastern trip last
might. He went from here to New Or
leans, La, and returned by way OF
Omaha, Neb.
Lord Charles Kennedy of Iron noun
tain is in the city today, where he was
interested in a case in Justice Grants
court, he having caused the arrest of
a neighbor for the theft of a small lot
of hay some time ago.
! Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Womack and
children arrived from their Texas home
last night and are stopping at the I'm
ion Pacific. Mr.. Womack is interest
ed in the plaster mill and drove to that
institution this morning.
Mr.. n Mrs. Neil Clark of Toltec
were in the city last night, arriving
that they might participate in the eel
ebration of the birthday of the Scot
fish poet. Robert Burns. at North Star
hall, by the Scotch residents of the
county.
John Davis, superintendent of the
stock yards here, who went to Omaha
a complaint. He said he had his sus
picions of who the thief was, but he
Kirkland, ILL.,, where he will inspect
the stock feeding pens in that state.
He will be absent several days.
Superintendent Park, Assistant Su
p~erintendent Whitney and Superinten-
dent of Buildings Peterson passed
through the city yesterday afternoon,
for a trip of inspection of the Wyo
ming division. Mr.. Parks official car
was attached to train No. 5, more than
three hours late from Cheyenne.
County Attorney Corlett Downey re-
turned late yesterday afternoon from
Denver. where he had been to argue
the water cases before Judge Hallett
of the United States court. He stopped
at Cheyenne on his way home and add
ed to his stock of knowledge concern
ing the Gerber murder and murderers.
G.. F.. Gish, travelling agent for the
Illinois Central railroad in the Denver
territory, to which Laramie belongs,
was a pleasant visitor to this Office
last afternoon. He was in the inter
est of that great railroad and spent the
evening with friends. among whom is
Mr.. Gish of the Three Rules. another
handsome young but not a rela-
tive of the railroader.
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