, 1906-12-14

+. GtDDOn OF hd"iihS 40 ~ lo"h
r w. Howard of Keystone Is in the
city.
Ed Farra is in from the coal mines
today.
Edward Robinson of owen is a Kus-
ter guest.
F. E. Miner returned to Walden this
morning.
Charlie Benson was 4 visiting ranch
man this morning.
Alva Howell of Jelm was here today,
a guest at the Johnson.
Mrs. Bert Hoss of the C Bar ranch
is in the city, stopping at the Kuster.
DIR. Hamilton was called to Mandel
on professional business this morning.
j. d. Negus arrived last night from
Sodergreen's, where he left his freight
outfit.
F. o. Harrison left this afternoon for
New York and may go from there to
London.
G.. c. Heming and William O'Ferris
of Denver were guests at the Johnson
last night.
Benjamin T. Coleman and R. w. Roe
of Denver were guests at the Kuster
last night.
w. A. Comfy left for home this aft
e%rnoon, taking his two children with
him for the holidays.
c. e. Adams. jr., and George H.
Leonard were among the Denver guests
at the Union Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stone of Ridge,
Wyo., were city guests last night, here
tc do some Christmas shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Kinley of Sheep
mountain returned home today, after
having spent the night in the city.
Jack Mast arrived from Holmes last
night and will spend a few days with
his parents and brothers in this city.
o. v. Stromberg of the Stromberg
ranch, up the Laramie river, is in the
| city, here to dispose of some business
matters.
julius Pulls of Mandel was in the
city this morning, coming after DR..
Hamilton, who went to the bedside of
Mrs. Pulls.
C. d. Oviatt of the Boswell ranch
reached the city last night. He has a
couple of carloads of cattle on the way
to market.
l.. A. Hancock of Jelm is in the city,
coming to look after some shopping.
He expects to be ready to return home
by tomorrow.
DR.. Delaney went to Rock River this
afternoon to look after the loading of
some sheep to be brought here to be
dipped for scabies.
Henry Jones of Omaha is in town.
Mrs. l.. Stott and Z. d. White Of
Cheyenne were guests at the Union
Pacific hotel last night.
e. A. Upper, who has been baling
hay on the Millbrook ranch and else
where in the Little Laramie valley, is
in the city for a few days.
William Radichal and son Arthur,
left for their home at Sib. lee This
morning, after having disposed OF some
business matters at the county seat.
Peter Hambright of Fort Robinson,
Neb., has been appointed a railway
mail clerk and assigned to duty
through this city over the Wyoming
division.
Charles H. Harris Of the Laramie
Grocery company has returned from
q business trip to Hanna and points
around there, in the interest of the
company.
Sheriff-elect AL Bath is in from Man
del today. He is here to look after
the completion of the Little Laramie
telephone line and have it connected
with the city system.
Mrs. M. A. Garrett, justice of he
peace of Garrett precinct, expects to
leave for her home tomorrow. She
is in the city the guest of her relative,
Mrs. B.. c. Bramel, on Fourth street.
A. Franzen of Rock River was here
this morning. He returned hcme to-
day and will bring his wife TO town
tomorrow for a few days visit, while
she Toes her Christmas shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fogg of the Big
Horn Cattle company, in the North
Platte valley, were in the city this