, 1906-05-18
PARAGRAPHS.

D AllHAlibhL 10 III TIE Guy.
II. Livingston is in the city.
Charlie Benson is here today.
c. j. Wilson is in from Mandel.
f. M. Sharpe of Cheyenne was here
today.
MI. and Mrs. Dobbins left at noon
today for Colorado points.
Frank Mcdonald and John Porter
arrived from Woods last night.
Mr.. Murray was a passenger to the
Sodergreen ranch this morning.
George Nottage was in from his
ranch on the Pioneer canal today.
Bert Hoss of the Millbrook ranch
was at the Kuster hotel this morning.
Mrs. Fred Snyder left for her home
on Horse creek this morning, after a
brief visit to the city.
Fred Darlington of Denver, who sold
one of the steam blowing outfits here,
ing of the plant.
Miss Maude Pollock arrived from
her home at Woods last night and is
spending the day in the city. She is a
guest at the Johnson.
Barry Ryan and John Cush returned
last night from Denver, where they
have beer looking after some business
matters for a few days.
Tom Chaplin left Saratoga for this
city today and will probably be here
H. ,-;n $500 r. rn@tLN,,
and sister, Mrs. Wilkie Collins, upon
his arrival.
Hon. E. w. Burke, state pure food
commissioner, left on the Don train
today for Cheyenne, having spent the
forenoon at the office of State Chemist
Knight at the university.
Mrs. d. Winston and her daughter,
Mrs. Ryburn, went to Hanna this aft
e%rnoon, where Mrs. Winston will visit
until Sunday. Mrs. Ryburn has been
visiting mere for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Matheson and
babe arrived from Holmes last after
noon, and will remain here until Thurs
day of next week, leaving on that day
for their former home in Sweden.
Hon. G. F. Horton of Encampment,
grand lecturer for the Masonic grand
lodge of Wyoming, who was an of
fetal visitor at the special meeting of
Laramie lodge last night, left for home
today.
Mrs. Harry Lee Clotworthy, a former
resident of this city, who arrived yes
terday afternoon from Los Angeles,
where she spent the winter, left on the
noon train today for Box Elder, Colo,
her home.
w. j. Harrington and Louis Miller
returned last night from Jelm, where
they had been on a few days fishing
trip and to look after some mining
interests there. Mr.. Harrington is
from Calumet, Mich.
Louis Meyers, cashier of the Bank
of Carbon at Hanna, was a city Wis
itor this morning, arriving yesterday
afternoon. He was the guest of Cash
Ter Jones and Vice President Crumrine
of the local banks during the forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j.. Anderson re-
turned to their home at the Buckeye
ranch today, having come to town yes
terday OH a shopping expedition. Both
speak of the evidences of prosperity
in that favored corner of the Laramie
plain.
Ross Draper, editor of the Rawlins
Republican, passed through the city at
noon today, en- route to Denver, on a
business trip. He will return to Chey-
enne on Monday, having been sum-
moned as a petit juror in the United
States district court for that day.
Vice President Kent, General Attor-
ney Milliken of Denver, Secretary Joe
West and Engineer E. A. Buck of the
Laramie, Denver and Northwestern
road, went to the Monarch Coal COM
pany's mines This morning, to be alb
sent perhaps until tomorrow afternoon.
E. X. Hum of Chicago. one Of the
principal stockholders of the Penn
Wyoming Copper company at Encamp-
ment, passed through the city at noon
today, en- route home from Rawlins
and Encampment, where he had been
to look after the interests of his com.
pany.
James and Will Davidson returned
last night from Centennial, where they
had been looking after some business
matters on their ranch in the Centen-
NAL valley. They say the stock is do
ing nicely and that everything in the
country gives promise of a most pros
porous year among the ranchmen.
Justice Victor Carlin of Holmes is
in the city today. He says there never
was a greater mistake made than that
the American Copper company had
ceased business. He declares the
company is at work on the Gold era
ter property and has been at work all
winter, the mines showing up splen-
didly.
Mrs. L. A. Hancock, wife of the min
ing man at Jelm, who has been spend
ing the winter in Minneapolis, her for
mer home, arrived last night and is at
the Johnson. Mr.. Hancock arrived
last night and is at the Johnson. Mr..
Hancock arrived during the afternoon
from Jelm and will take his wife to
their home there tomorrow.
Maennerchor May fest, May "a,
20 and 26. Masque ball, Friday, May
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