, 1906-12-18
PERSONAL

w. NJ. Mosman and William Cook OF
Walden are at the Kuster.
j. L. Funk was a passenger to Wal.
den by the stage this morning.
Miss L. Vale was an arrival from
Walden by the stage last night.
John L. Dagle left for North park
with a freight outfit this morning
Cyrel Eykyn returned to the ranch
today, after a brief business visit to the
city.
Mrs. Katherine O'Brien, mother of
Mrs. Joe T. Fisher of Cheyenne, is dead
at Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Tolliver of Medi-
cine Bow were among the visitors to
the city today.
j.. Donnelly and C. F. Hoel of Chey-
enne were among the business visitors
to the city today.
R. C. Willford, A. F. Mock and D.
L. Condor of Pearl, Colo, were guests
at the Kuster last night.
Frank Coolican returned today from
Hanna, where he had been for a day
or two on a business trip.
Chris Jensen, foreman of the Empire
ranches, was in the city this morning,
on business for the ranch.
John Hill left today for Philadelphia
to study wool for work with the expert
ment station wool tests next year.
Mrs. James Mathison left this after
noon for Denver, where she will spend
Christmas with friends and relatives.
Justice Logan McMullen of Jelm is
in town today, doing some shopping
and receiving his certificate of cleo
ton.
S. H. Bissell, e. ]. Ramsey and Lu-
cretia Veitsch of Denver were among
the guests at the Union Pacific last
night.
Mrs. A. Hammerstein of Denver ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
and left this morning for Walden for a
visit with friends.
Mrs. C. L. Wagner is confined to her
bed with a severe attack of nervous
ness and is not much better today than
she was yesterday.
Andrew Olson, manager of the Doug
las creek tie camp of the Carbon Tim.
Der company, was here this morning,
a guest at the Union Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith left this
morning for their home at Gleneyre,
after having spent a day or two in the
city looking after some Christmas shop.
ping.
P. H. Cook of Rock River, one of the
contractors now at work in that vi
cinity, was here this morning, arriving
yesterday and spending the night at
the Johnson.
of the Riverside ranch were here this
morning, intending to return to the
ranch with w B. Emmons in his steam
driven automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt arrived
last night from Keystone and will
spend the holidays with the family of
their father, George ?. Featherstone,
on south Third street.
Miss Tillie Miller of the transfer sta.
ton of the Centennial mail route and
William Hecht of Centennial arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon and were
guests at the Johnson.
C. P. Lund, James Lund and Carl
Nelson left this morning for Mandel to
be present tonight at the marriage OF
Knud Knudson and Miss Dora Lund,
at the home of her parents.
George, James and Robert McGib-
bon, son of County Commissioner
James McGibbon, left this morning for
Schuyler, Neb., where they have a
large band of sheep this winter.
H. D. Richardson was in from his
ranch east of the city this morning,
coming to be present at the meeting
last night of Laramie lodge, Masons,
for the annual election of officers.
General A. w. Greedy of the United
States has just paid an official visit
to Fort Washable, at Lander, and it is
announced as a probability that the
fort will be retained and made better
Leslie Miller is here from Walcott
for the day, intending to return to his
duties tonight. He is in the office o.
one of the contractors at work on the
grade of the Saratoga and EDcamp
ment railroad.
Jerome Decker and G.. b. Clark o
Walden, the freighters, were here thi!
morning, loading their wagons for thu
return trip. There is an immense
amount of freight here for the bushes!
houses of North park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Law of Cowdrel
arrived in the city yesterday Afternoon
and left last night for Denver, where
they will visit until after the holidays
Mr.. Law is one of the leading attor
neys of the North park section.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen expect t,
return to their ranch on the Sibylee to
morrow, having spent a couple of days
in town to do their Christmas shoppini
and to discover, If possible, the needs
of some loving and lovable grandchil
dren.
Z. B. Steadman left this morning
for his home on the Pingree ranch, II
the Centennial valley, taking out 6
large load of ranch supplies, including
| some interesting Christmas purchase;