, 1906-03-05

John Wilson is in from Keystone.
William Hill is here from Morgan.
S. w. Hixson returned home Sunday
Carl Piper returned home Saturday
night.
Chris Klein a returned to his
ranch.
]. A. Adams was down from Hermo-
sa today.
e. f. Windecker was down from vir.
ginia dale today.
Ed Walters of Medicine Bow was a
city visitor today.
H. N. Boyd was over from Cheyenne
bright and early this morning.
Jacob Schnitzler of Tie Siding was
a Sunday visitor to the metropolis.
Fred Snyder and Ben Patrick were
visitors from Iron mountain yesterday.
]. H. Mills of Fort Collins was a pas
senger to Gleneyre by the Walden stage
lhio llOIulnS.
j. f. Lewis of Rock River returned
home yesterday afternoon, after a bust
ness visit to this city.
Carl Wagner went to Fort Steele Sun
day afternoon, in the interest of the
Carbon Timber company.
B. w. Towner, the Rip Van Wrinkle
miner, was among the Sunday visitors
to the city from Morgan.
william Wurl sr., of Tie Siding, who
was here doing some shopping Satur-
day, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Armstrong of
Rockdale are in the city, attending to
the usual spring shopping for their
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. johnson of Sher-
man were among the visitors to the city
on Sunday. They were guests at the
johnson.
Andrew Wagner and Olaf Olson ar
rived from the Douglas creek tie camp
Saturday and were among the city Wis
,itors today.
e. P. Baker and daughter, Miss Lau-
ra Baker, left Sunday afternoon for
Wray, Colo, where they will visit for
a few days.
Miss Carrie Towson left Sunday aft
ernoon for Cheyenne, where she will
visit for some time with her sister,
Mrs. ]. c. Coble.
Mrs. Nick Lundquist and Everett
Lundquist, who were here Saturday do
ing some shopping, spent the night
here, returning home Sunday.
H. A. Gish of the Three Rules left
yesterday for Denver, where he will
dispose of some business for the store
in the way of buying new stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and thei1
son, John H. Davis, returned Sunday
afternoon from Denver, where they
have been visiting for some time.
Mrs. Man Ehmke returned Sunday
morning from Meade, Neb., where she
had been at the bedside of her sister,
who was i'll, and whom she left much
improved on Saturday.
W. H. Frazee returned this morning
from Denver, where he had been for a
few days on business for the Leader,
buying stock for the big spring trade
expected at that popular store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price H. Jacobs will
soon remove from Third street to their
own home, having sold the business
house, in the second story of which
they are domiciled, to j.. NJ. Ingersoil.
Miss Rebecca Cook left Sunday aft
ernoon for Bisbee, Ariz., where she will
join Prof. c. A. Jones, formerly must
cal director of the Imperial Military
band OF this city, in a musical venture.
Hon. Otto Gramm, who returned
from C~hillicothe, O., Saturday, left
that night for Rawlins, returning last
night and was at his office today. He
left his mother much improved in
health.
Charles w. Berry of the wood pre-
serving plant returned today from
Green River, where he had been with
a party of railroad officials to bid
former Superintendent w. A. Whitney
goodbye.
Mr.. n Mrs. r. H. Homer will leave
Denver tomorrow for Chicago. A tele-
phone message today from Mr.. Homer
says both were ailing when they reach
ed Denver, but now both are better and
feeling very well.
Daily h 20 Cents n month