, 1906-01-10
PARAGRAPHS.

L, sederlIn of Cheyenne is in the
city.
Oscar waeehter of sibylec is in the
city.
Elton Mansfield is in from Jelm
today.
Mrs. Schroeder arrived from Jelm
last night.
Booker l.. Smith has returned from
a business trip to Denver.
Joe Scholl of the rolling mills return.
ed from Omaha this afternoon.
Charles P. Blythe of Evanston is Inc
guest of Senator C. d. Clark at Wash
ington.
Frank L. Houx of Big Horn county
has been commissioned a notary public
by Governor Brooks.
Mrs. James Mathison left on No. 4
today for Denver, and will witness the
production of Ben Hur" before return
ing.
Max Ehmka left today for North.
west, Pa, where he will visit with his
parents while his engine is being over.
hauled.
T. R. Sears left on the noon train
today for a business trip to Denver.
accompanying Ben Bartlett to that me.
tropolis.
q. f. Gish of Denver, representing
the Illinois Central railroad, was here
last night, a guest at the Union Pacif-
ic hotel.
Mrs. Klein, who was here to attend
the funeral of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
c. l.. Klein, returned to her home at
Denver today.
Mrs. c. S. Greenbaum and children
returned this afternoon from Denver,
Where they have been visiting since
before the holidays.
Colonel B%lumenthal of he clothing
department of the Leader, has returned
from Denver, where he had been to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. P. Shrock, who has been visit
ing for some time at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sid Lawrence at Third and
Park avenue left last night for Eliza
beth, N. j.
A. Brooks of the surveying camp on
the Boswell ranch is at the johnson,
being treated for a wound received by
the accidental discharge of a pistol at
the camp night before last.
L. l.. Laughlin of Toltec arrived from
the west on the noon train. He says
blasting is going forward on the new
line building at Lookout, considerable
progress having been made with the
grading already.
Mrs. Doescher of north Sixth street
left on h noon train today for Lodge
Pole, Neb., where she has been sum-
moned by the illness of her mother.
She could not tell the length of her
stay away from home.
C. d. Oviatt returned to the Boswell
ranch this morning, after a brief visit
to the city, he coming to bring Mr..
Brooks, who was accidentally wounded
a night Or two ago and who is now I'M
der the care of a surgeon.
Mrs. Bailey Cornwell and Mrs. VIM.
McCune left IN the noon rain for Den.
yer to attend the Ben Hur" perform
ance and visit with Mrs. Cornwelrs
mother. They will go from there to
Fort Collins, expecting to be absent
ABOUT ten days.
Sheriff Reals went to Tie Siding to-
day, in the hope of apprehending some
of the prisoners who escaped from the
Fort Collins Jail night before last, and
who, Sheriff McCreery thought, might
have headed for hat point to board a
train east or west.
Hon. |. C. Miller of Rawlins, presi-
dent of the bank there and one of the
largest sheepmen in the state, passed
through the city today, en- route to
Chicago on a business trip. He is an
old friend of Agent Emmons and was
greeted by that gentleman on the depot
platform today.
C. P. Pruitt of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul was here last night,
looking after business in this locality.
He takes the place formerly occupied
by Happy Cal' Wagner, whose visits
were like the coming of circuses. Mr..
Pruitt is no SLOW coach" himself, and
usually reminds his friends of his pres
ence.
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