, 1905-06-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Cloudy and warm today.

l.. L. Downing of Denver was here
this morning.
A. X. Buck went to Cowdrey, Colo.
this morning.
Boots Smith arrived from Sixteen
Mile last night.
b. w. Towner vas in from Cooper
hill this morning.
Dad" Kinnear has returned from
the Fillmore ranch.
Mrs. Mary n. Powell vas a guest at
the Kuster last night.
Prof. S. S. S]tockwel left for Sheri-
dan on the moo train today.
b. X. Pearson of Kansas City, the
horse buyer, was in the city this norm
ing.
A. p. Frederick was a passenger to
this morning.
Mr. n Mrs. Fred Mclaughlin of
Mandel were among the city visitors
this morning.
DR.. Fleming returned from the Bell
ranch last afternoon and left for the
country this afternoon.
E. P. Baker returned t Leslie at 5
O'Clock this morning. after a brief visit
to the city on business.
Sheriff Reals returned last night
from Rock River, where he had been
with papers in civil cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Reid, Perry
Rogers and a party left for the river
this morning on a fishing trip.
Thomas Bird was in the city this
morning, his brother, Charles, having
returned to the ranch yesterday.
l.. l.. Laughlin returned to Toltec
this afternoon having beer delayed
yesterday afternoon and missing his
train.
c. f. fisherman, a painter, arrived
last night from St. Louis and has ac-
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force.
Charlie Jarvis, in charge of DR.. Stev-
ems ranch on the Sibylee. is in the city
today, attending to some business in
the county attorneys office.
Mrs. Judge T. H. Davis and daugh-
ter. Miss Grace, who have been visiting
at Salt Lake for several weeks,
reached home at noon today.
w. o. Stanley of San Francisco, rep
%resenting Schilling's baking powders
and extracts, was among the mer-
chants of the city this morning.
Census Enumeration w. A.. Comfy
will return to Laramie peak tomorrow,
having completed his work at the Of
flee of Supervisor Mckee in this city.
S. H. Campbell went to Cheyenne
last night and joined Superintendent
Whitney and a party of officials from
the United States fish commission in
a trip across the state.
Rev. and Mrs. N. G. Sundby left for
their home at Centennial this morn
ing, Mrs. Sundby having come in to
meet her husband, who vas on his way
home from Winona Lake, Ind.
The mother and sister of Engineer
James King arrived from California on
the noon train today IL will visit
I,,- g.. l.,,I, ,l,l, ul, ,,,,,t;,r
on the depot platform was quite a hap
Ply one.
Dr.. p. A. Rydberg, curator of the DO
~tanical gardens of New York, who was
the guest of DR.. Aven Nelson here yes
terday, left this morning for the west.
He spent the afternoon in the Rocky
mountain herbarium at the university.
Hon. John Sparks of Nevada passed
through the city yesterday afternoon,
or his way east. He was met on the
depot platform by a number of citi,
zens, he having beer once a citizen.
Of Laramie n quite well known
here.
n. c. Merrill and II. H. Merrill, who
are making the trip from Denver to
| Goldfeld in a White automobile, left
for the west this morning, after hav-
ing their machine repaired at Love
joys. They were guests at the Union
Pacific last night.
Coroner II. NJ. Palmer and Assistant
District Attorney Newton w. Crosse of
Fort Collins were guests at the kuster
last night, on their way home from
Walden, where they had been in the
Buetler murder case. They left for
Fort Collins at II o'clock.
Asmus Franzen of Rock River is in
the city today, ~disposing of some bust
ness matters and buying some sup
plies for the home ranch. Mr.. Fran
zen was a former resident of this city,
a co worker with Emil Thirkeldsen and
a jolly good fellow then and now.
E. F. Gaskell, the Sheep mountain
ranchman and sometime juror in the
district court, was in the city this
morning, trembling every time he saw
a sheriff, expecting to receive a sum