, 1906-09-18

Il. j. Bell is in from the ranch.
A. o. B. Ternan of Gleneyre is in tn,
city.
Joe Gillespie of Garrett is in the cit
today.
Mrs. Davis returned to Woods thii
morning.
S. S. Price of Little Medicine wal
here today.
w. c. Morris of Cheyenne was here
this morning.
Aaron Adams of Douglas was at the
Kuster this morning.
c. A. Morrison Of Wheatland was
among the visitors to the city this
morning.
Lloyd Cramer and ]. E. Combs OF
Rawlins were guess at the Johnson
last night.
Charles Johnson left this morning
for the Nelson ranch, on the Walden
stage route.
Ben Mckee was among the arrivals
from Walden last right by the stage
from that city.
j.. G. Marshall, H G, Byrnes, G. l..
Irvine and F. r. Irvine of Cheyenne
were here today.
Webster Berg of Woods arrived in
the city last night and will probably
remain until after tie fair.
]. Donnelly and G. f. Hoel of Chey-
enne were among the travelling sales
men in the city this morning.
A. T. Holmes returned last night
from Keystone, where he had been for
a few days on mining business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hoss and their
mother, Mrs. Patterson, are in the city
for the fair, stopping at the Kuster.
E. T. Weyle of Chicago, a former
photographer of this city, is visiting in
Laramie, arriving from the east this
morning.
Robert Nelson and A. Drummond of
Morgan were among the visiting ranch
men today, here for the county fair
tomorrow.
Mrs. Pearl Mccain of Arlington and
Frank M. Foster, who were married
last night by Rev. Woods, returned
home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Watkins and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Elliott of Medicine
Bow are here today, intending to spend
a few days in this city.
Percy Hoyt, Mart Cox and Tom Jay
of Cheyenne are in the city for the
fair, the guests of Manager Gonden at
the Union Pacific hotel.
w. H.. Dearstyne of the Peters Paper
company at Denver was in the city this
morning, visiting The Republican of
flee during the forenoon.
Mrs. Frank Corey of Cheyenne is the
guest of the family of her sister, Mrs.
Ed Gilman, on Fremont street. and
will visit here for several days.
r. P. Fuller of Cheyenne, state land
commissioner, has returned from War
ren, O., where he has been to attend
the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Mary
B. Fuller.
H. E. Hunter of Walden arrived last
night from Denver and will return
home tomorrow. He has been looking
after some business matters at the Col
orado capital.
Mrs. Manton Marble is in the city
and has a large number of entries at
the fair, particularly in the dairy de-
partment, which includes butter and
other products.
John Kunkle returned last night from
Denver, Fort Collins and Greeley,
where he had been for a few days.
He predicts that tomorrow will be as
fine a day as one could wish to see.
Otto Gramm went to Cheyenne last
night to be present at today's meeting
of the republican state committee, he
being the Albany county member and
a member of the executive committee.
Gus Johnson went to Fort Steele yes.
terday afternoon to look after his con.
tracts there. He is erecting poles and
building some platforms for the Hall
block signal system for the railroad
company.
Avel Palmer was among the visitors
to the city this morning. He notes
that ten inches of snow fell at Red
Buttes Sunday morning, but that little
or no damage to speak of was done by
the storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Bass returned
this afternoon from Marshall, Texas
where they have been visiting for sew