, 1906-06-07

Lord Kennedy is in town.
A. Bruce of Leslie is here.
Charles Benson is in the city.
Mayor Mckee Is at Centennial.
John Wick is here from Elk moun
tain. i
Charles Lister was in from Cheyenn,
last night.
Peter Hanson of Hanna was a city
visitor today.
Archie McPhee was in from the
ranch last night.
Edwin Fisher of the Gem City Gro.
Gerry company is at Hanna.
Colonel William r. Stoll of Chey-
enne was among the visitors to the
city today.
e. w. Burke, state pure food com
missioner, was here today, looking af-
ter a pure food case in Justice Grants
court.
Terrence Fee and Phil Mandel re-
turned to their homes at Mandel to-
day, after having spent several days
in the city.
John G. Rumsey of Rock River, man.
ager of the Cosgriff stores at that
place, was here this morning, a guest
at the Union Pacific.
Louis Larson, who is spending the
summer on the ranch, is in the city,
coming for the Knadler-Bamforth wed.
ding last night.
C. j. Anderson of the Buckeye ranch
in the Centennial valley was here this
morning, coming last night after a load
of supplies for the ranch.
John Cyrene of Kansas City, inspect
or of outfits for the Union Pacific, Wa
here this morning, on business con-
nected with his department.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Christensen re-
turned last night from Chris Christen-
sens, on the Pioneer canal, where they
had been visiting since Sunday.
Miss Minnie Manewal of Cheyenne
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Eberhardt, in this city, and will re-
main here for a couple of weeks.
Miss Edna Peterson, who has been
attending the Colorado school for the
deaf and blind at Colardo Springs, has
returned home for the summer vaca-
ton.
John Sawyer, the Holmes merchant,
who succeeded Albert Matheson in the
store at that place, left for home today,
having come after some supplies for
the store.
j. ]. Goats, the engineer, who now
has a run between Evanston and Og-
den, on the Oregon Short Line, is pre-
pairing to remove his family to Evans
ton to reside.
Charles Bellamy, the surveyor, is at
Rawlins, n when he returns it is
possible that Grandma Godat, who has
been visiting her daughter in that city,
will return with him.
Alex Sellars returned to the city last
night and left for home this morning,
taking with him a horse buyer from
Omaha, who will look at a bunch of
horses offered for the market.
Edwin and Walter Peterson of the
Buckeye ranch were among the visit
ors to the city last night. They are
relatives of Mrs. Anderson, and have
been visiting with her for several
weeks.
Miss Nan Wells and her brother,
Samuel Wells, of Savannah, Mo-, are
in the city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. N. Stickney, at Seventh and Sher-
idan streets, and may spend the sum-
mer here. Miss Clara Wells, who
spent last summer here, is their sister.
j. w. Reece of Omaha, who is here
looking after some horses, left today
flor Laramie peak with Alex Sellars,
expecting to buy a bunch OF horses
for the Omaha market from Mr.. Sci
lars. He will ship his purchases to
lOmaha for the fret auction sale on
the Goth.
]. F. Fuller of the Douglas creek
tie camp, who is the guest OF the
family of his brother-in-law, w. R.
Wallace, expects to return to the camp
in a day or two. He says the weather
has been very cold and the water is
getting low in the streams, making
the driving of the heavy timbers to
the river a difficult matter. He thinks
there will be water enough to carry
|all the ties down stream.
Old books rebound at The Republi
can bindery.