, 1906-06-26
PARAGRAPHS,

from Jelm tonight.
Fred Snyder was here from Hors,
creek this morning.
H. G. Boston left for the North parl
country this morning.
w. A. Dodge of Rock Creek was IL
the city this morning.
]. S. Kirkpatrick of the Millbrool
ranch was here today.
Archie McPhee was down from his
home at Howell today.
Melvin Johnson is at the Sodergreer
ranch for the summer.
Frank Douglas of Pearl was in after
a load of supplies today.
w. E. Roberts returned to his home
at Dover this morning.
e. c. Morgan of Evanston was a
visitor to the city last night.
Jerome Decker started for the noun
tains with his freight teams today.
Ed Titus, superintendent of the Pho
neer canal, was a city visitor this
morning.
j. Popp was a passenger by the Wal.
den stage for the Riverside ranch this
morning.
B. G. D. Bishop of Virginia Dale was
among the business visitors to the city
last night.
d. NJ. Hansen left for Walden today
with a load of supplies purchased for
his W use.
j. Donnelly was here from Cheyenne
this morning, on a selling trip among
his customers.
l. C. Roberts of Grand Island. a fire.
quent visitor to Laramie, was here
again this morning.
C. E. Cotton of Lincoln. Neb., land
agent for the Union Pacific, was a
visitor to the city this morning.
James NJ. Logan today met his aunt
on the depot platform, she having ar.
rived for a short visit with his family.
Miss Hattie Davis, who is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Black, on Hodge,
man avenue, arrived from Walden last
night.
Miss Mildred Mcintosh left this aft
ernoon for her home at Rawlins, her
mother and sister having gone yes.
%terday.
Mrs. Bateman and children left this
afternoon for Wray, Colo, where they
will visit with relatives for a few
weeks.
Prof. and Mrs. C. b. Ridgaway left
this afternoon for California, where
they will spend a part of the summer
vacation.
G.. w. Brandon of Dover, who came
to the city last night to attend to some
private business matters, left on the
reurn trip today.
o. v. Stromberg left for the west
this morning with two heavy loads of
grain. He arrived yesterday, loading
his wagons last night.
Miss Lulu Rathburn, who has been
visiting near Encampment for some
time, left this morning on the Centen-
NAL stage for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfard and the Nelson
brothers have taken the Crone home
on Eighth for the summer, Mrs. Crone
having gone to her ranch.
Frank D. Davis of Chicago, repre-
senting Lash's Bitters, 'the kind that
makes you do business" is in the city
in the interest of that preparation.
Adrian Weaver left on the noon
train today for Tie Siding, where he
will spend a part of the summer vaca-
ton. He is a student at the univer.
sity.
Mrs. ]. w. Johnson and two young
children left this morning with Andrew
Norell for his home at Walden, where
they will visit for a portion of the sum.
mer.
Mrs. j. S. Atherly and daughter,
Doris, have returned from Cheyenne,
where they had been visiting for a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Atherly.
Charles Riggen left for Walden this
morning with a big load of supplies,
his wife accompanying him. She had
been here for a day or two doing some
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Sudduth and babe
are in the city, the guests of thei
father, ]. w. Stryker. They arrived
from their home at Walden yesterda,
afternoon.
j. d. Negus, the placer miner Of tn,
Douglas creek district. arrived las
night from Chicago, where he has beer
spending several months, and will re
main in the city for several days.
Joseph A. Murphy of North park
the uncle of hte Murphy brothers, for
mer residents of Laramie and students
at the university, is in the city today
attending to some business matters.
John Robinette, the foreman of con