, 1906-07-24
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]. w. Young returned last afternoon
from the Gresley & Logan ranch, in
the Centennial valley, being accom-
panied o he city by Mr.. Gresley.
Warren McCord of the Chicago and
Northwestern went to Cheyenne today
to superintend the loading of a car OF
wool being shipped from that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riggen arrived
from North park last night with the
freight teams, n Mr.. Riggen 10 today
loading for the return trip tomorrow.
Mrs. Simpson was a little better this
morning. Her son, Conductor Harvey
Simpson, is now on the way from San
Luis Potosi, Mexico, to be at her side.
A. Trabing arrived last night from
his home at Wayside and will leave
tomorrow for Walden, on business con
nected with the stage quite and star
mail route.
Miss Antoinette Dane of California,
who is on her way eastward, stopped
off today for a visit with Mrs. Klee-
mann and Miss Kleemann at their
home on Fourth street.
l.. A. Hancock, the Jelm mining man,
left for the mountains during the fore
noon, with a nice load of supplies. He
came yesterday afternoon, spending
the night at the Johnson.
Clayton Lowman, the young nephew
of Mrs. Fred Cameron, who has been
visiting with the family of his aunt for
several weeks, left on the noon train
today for his home at Lafayette, Colo.
Hon. Otto Gramm returned last
night from Rawlins, where he has been
for the past few days, having taken
the place of Warden Pete Helm at the
penitentlary, that official being away
on a fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lind arrived from
the west at noon today and were met
by their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. James
McGibbon. The gentlemen were rail
readers together in Egypt a good many
years ago.
John Johnson and a party of young
friends left today for Crow creek on a
little fishing trip, expecting to be home
tomorrow. In the meantime Arthur
Johnson will have charge of the office
of the Johnson hotel.
Bert Hoss came in from the shearing
pens last night, returning today. He
was here to meet Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Patterson of Oklahoma, who accom-
panied Mrs. Hoss to the Millbrook
ranch this morning.
James May returned last night from
the east, where he had been visiting
for a few days, and left for his home
in the Centennial valley this morning.
He went from here to Denver and from
there to the Mississippi valley.
Miss Estelle Nowlin of Chicago, {
cousin of James Wilson of this city
who met him at Denver last week
came with him to Laramie and will
visit here for some time. She was
visitors to this city some years ago an,
many friends are greeting her return
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Patterson of Ok
lahoma City, Okla, who arrived in The
city yesterday afternoon, left thit
morning for the Millbrook ranch as thu
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hoss, Nj
Patterson being the brother of Mrs
Hoss. They will spend some time il
this community.
Mrs. Zeb Ward and children and he
mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Logan of Littl
Rock, Ark, arrived from the east las
night and left today for Gleneyre oil
their annual camping out trip. TIL
Ward boys went to the camp severe
days ago to get it ready Tor the comm
of the party today.
w. A. Comfy arrived from his HON
for hay hands. He declared he shoul
have brought his trusty rife with hil
and compelled some of the soft handle
residents of the city to return wit
him, as sure-enough hay hands ar
sure enough hard to get.
Rev. N. G.. Sundby of Centennia
who came in from the ranch yesterda
afternoon, to meet Douglas Craig
IRawlins, son of Judge D. H. Craig {
the Third judicial district, left fc
home during the forenoon today, tai
ing young Mr.. Craig out with him fC
a few days visit.
Conductor and Mrs. Ed Williams
cheyenne and their sister, Mrs. GeoTs
Williams of Salt Lake, who came oy,
yesterday to attend the Trainmep
ball last night, returned to Cheyen,
on the noon train today and Mr.. w
liams will resume his run on the W
oming division in charge Of train n
y 3 tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. w. L. Park of Omaha and MI
Mcdonald of North Platte were he
today, en- route to Green River vii
General Superintendent Park. The
: had been camping at Dale creek an
reached the city with the general s.
perintendent's private a this NOR
ing. They were driven about the cit