, 1906-12-10

M. Wolbol is in from Centennial.
Charles Ziegler of Mandel is in town.
Harry Langheldt has gone to Walla
Walla.
George P. Marsh of salina. Kas, is
in town.
r. F. Hecht was here from Centen-
NAL today.
J. L. Funk came in from Walden Sat
urday night.
The Hall brothers of Mandel we're in
the city today.
r. Y. Stewart arrived from Keystone
Saturday night.
Henry F. Milestone of Kansas City
was here today.
Robert Nelson returned to his home
at Morgan yesterday. 81
Jack Kennedy of Centennial was in
the city this morning.
Charles c. Bird of Centennial was al
the Johnson last night.
M. Simon of Cincinnati was here to-
day, a guest at the Union Pacific.
Sheriff Reals went to Cheyenne Sun
day afternoon, on official business.
Fred Rickert was here Saturday aft
ernoon, leaving late for his home.
Bert Hoss returned 70 he C Bar
ranch yesterday, after a visit to the
city.
Herbert King, the Rock River ranch
man, was among the Sunday visitors
to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gabrielsen have
returned home, after a business visit
to the city.
Mrs. Oscar Sodergreen and son, John.
were in the city this morning, intend,
ing to return this afternoon.
j. L.. Frawley of San Francisco, rep.
resentins the Southern Pacific com.
pany, is in the city, registered at the
Kuster.
John Irwin and daughter, Miss May,
have returned to their home on the
Stickney ranch, after a business visit
to the city.
j. F. Green and A. L. Milligan OF
Greeley, Colo, were among the visi-
tors to the city this morning, register.
ed at the Kuster.
Mrs. F. J.. Ihmsen of Sherman return
ed home at DOL today, after having
visited here for a day or two. She was
a guest at the Johnson. b.
Father Cummiskey of the Catholic
church is now visiting relatives in
pennsylvania and is expected home be,
tween now and Christmas.
Mr.. n Mrs. Niles Callahan re-
turned early this morning from Den
yer and Cheyenne, they having been
married here a few weeks ago.
w. NJ. Coombs will leave tomorrow
for Keystone. He had intended to 60
today, but he was delayed until after
the departure of the Holmes stage.
Andrew Olson ven to Keystone this
morning, having arrived yesterday
from Elk mountain. He is the general
manager for the Carbon Timber COM
pany.
Hon. e. w. Burke OF Evanston, the
state pure food commissioner. is in the
city today, looking after business CON
nected with his department of the state
government.
Victor Facinelli returned on Monday
from Laramie where he spent several
days last week and witnessed the
football game at the university.-Rock
Springs Miner
John Martinson, who came here with
the body of his brother, Ole Martinson,
will leave for Encampment probably
tomorrow, although he may not go out
until Wednesday.
Robert Deal of Encampment the
contractor, was here this morning, hav-
ing arrived yesterday afternoon to de-
liver his grading outfit to ]. F. White
and others at Rock River.
Edith Samuels of Denver, who wen;
to Centennial last week on business
returned yesterday morning and left
that afternoon for home. She runs a
large apartment house at Denver.
Charles F. Kuster left this morning
for Keystone with a couple of men,
Messrs. Morris and Mcdonald, and
they will do some work on the claims
owned by Mr. Kuster in that mining
district
George R. Eykyn returned last night
from Chicago, where he had been with
a shipment of cattle and to attend the
international stock show. He enjoyed
the show but was not pleased with the
Chicago brand Of weather.
Andrew Norell, Andrew Peterson and
Tom H~argreaves, who returned last