, 1906-11-22
PARAGRAPHS.
Dennis Fee of Morgan is here,

Dennis Fee of Morgan is here.
c. r. Root of Omaha is in town.
j. F. White of Rock RIVER is in town
w. NJ. Mathis of Cheyenne is in
town.
Noah Hill arrived from Woods last
night.
Chris Peterson came in from Woods
last night.
H. H. SITTER of Denver was at the
Johnson last night.
Media Williams of Walden was a
city visitor this morning.
John f. Bryar and c. p. Coris of
Denver were here today.
Albert Bush of Cowdrey was a guest
at the Kuster last night.
Ralph c. Hance came down from the
Keystone mines last night.
William T. Donnell of Rock River
was II the city this morning.
Mrs. Hunter went to Holmes by the
Centennial stage this morning.
II. c.. Boston, the Walden freighter,
is in town with his freight teams.
Jacob Lund is in the city. His two
daughters left today for Denver.
H. c. Byrnes and o. Thayer of
Cheyenne were here this morning.
Matte Steedle left this morning for
Jelm, going out by the Walden stage.
R. H. Dryer and C. E. Blank of
Fort Collins were in the city last
night.
Mrs. Meade Winscom was a pas
senger by the stage to Walden this
morning.
Julius Pulse, the ranchman, was
among the visitors to the city this
morning.
Frank Mcdonald, the county road
supervisor, was among the city visit
ors last night.
NJ. Yegge, George R. Denise and b.
S. Adkins were Denver guests at the
Kuster last night.
P. f. Kelly went to the transfer sta.
ton on the Laramie Centennial stage
route this morning.
Mrs. J.. H. Sherwood of Warren, O.,
vas a city visitor last night, among
the guests at the Union Pacific.
Louis Coughlan has returned from a
brief business visit to the home of his
father, at the foot of Cooper hill.
DR.. David H. Carson of Dietz, Wyo.,
and Miss Gertrude Smith of Cheyenne
were married at that place last night.
H. A. Keyes and Leander Keyes of
Hermosa returned home today, hay
ing arrived yesterday and spent the
night at the Johnson.
G. E. Smith of Rock River, connected
with the Toltec Live Stock company
spent the night in the city, returning
to his home this afternoon.
Asmus Franzen went to Cheyenne
last night to confer with the railroad
officials concerning some cars he /
needing for shipment of some cattl
to market.
j. H. Bills came in from Keystone
last night, He is interested in some
mining claims in that district and has
been looking after the work being
done thereon.
l. W. Trinder, l.. Larson and James
Allard of Walden are in the city, hav,
ing some cattle to be added to the
trainload going from here to the Chi
cago fat stock show tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Homer came in
from the Flag ranch and Mr.. Homer
was at the bank this morning. He at
tended the meeting of the director.
of the bank yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Levitt of Kansas City, wh'
donated one of the handsome silver
cups awarded at the last county fair
was a city visitor this morning, here
in the interest of the Quaker Maid.
John Schnitzler of Centennial, haul
ing freight for G. L. Wright, the con
tractor for the Carbon Timber CON
pany, was here this morning with hi
teams, preparing to take a load t,
the mountains.
H. E. Hunter of Cowdrey arrived
last night from Denver. He has som,
fat stock here to be sent to the ia
stock show at Chicago along with
~trainload of Laramie plains and Nortl
mark cattle tomorrow