, 1906-07-05
PARAGRAPHS.

the Fourth from Gleneyre.
c. Swanson drove to Sixteen-Mile in
the Walden stage yesterday.
Hon. Leroy Grant, state auditor, was
among the visitors to the city yester.
day.
j. w. Stryker and Gus johnson have
returned from a business trip to
Omaha.
j. d. Neffziger was here yesterday,
bringing in a load of wool for shipment
to market.
w. B. Emmons of the Riverside
ranch was a visitor to the city on
Wednesday.
Judge C. E. Carpenter returned
Wednesday from a short business trip
to Denver and Cheyenne.
Wayne Huzzard was in from his
ranch yesterday to be present at the
Fourth of July celebration.
l.. l.. Laughlin was down from his
home at Toltec yesterday, to attend
the Fourth of July celebration.
Will Schilling returned to Cheyenne
today, after spending the Fourth of
July with his parents in this city.
G. w. Brandon returned to his home
at Moore today, having come yester-
day with a load of wool for market.
Franz and Ella Franzen of Rock
River were among the visitors to the
city for the Fourth of July celebration.
Miss Nellie lies, the teacher, left
last night for Brookfeld, Mo-, where
she will visit during the summer vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Coen and Miss NJ.
Kunkel of Mandel were among the
visitors to the city for the celebration
yesterday.
Ben Watkins and wife returned to
their home at Medicine Bow this after
noon, after spending the Fourth of July
in this city.
DR.. H. L. Stevens and T. H. Gibson
left at noon Wednesday for Kingsley,
Ia, to be absent three or four days, on
legal business.
Charles Sutherland, who spent the
Fourth with his father, Angus Suther-
land, in this city, returned to his home
at Sherman at moo today.
Mrs. A. E. Frisbie and babe arrived
yesterday from their home at Denver,
called by news of the death of Mrs.
Frisbie's father, John H. Morris.
Mrs. Ed Palmquist and two sons,
who have been visiting for a few days
with relatives at Shenandoah, Ia, re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sellars of Lar
annie peak were among the visitors to
the city on the Fourth of July, taking
in the celebration at the city park.
Oscar Grooman and Emil Grooman
of Medicine Bow were in the city yes
terday afternoon, coming for the ball
game between the Laramie and Hanna
teams.
Sheriff G. A. Reals left at noo today
for Pueblo, Colo, and will bring Mrs.
Reals home with him, that lady having
fully recovered from the effects of the
recent operation.
Freeman Bower, a student at the
university, returned Tuesday evening
from a stay of several weeks in the
mountains in the interest of the Var
Horn-Miller company.
Mrs. Byers went to Rawlins yester
day, having been informed that hel
daughter, Mrs. Frank Coolican, &c
whom a daughter was born yesterday
morning, was quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. McNealey and
niece of Centennial were here yester
day. They had just come in from ELI
mountain, where they have been spend
ing the spring and summer.
Otto Gramm returned Tuesday nigh
from Rawlins, that he might be here
yesterday for the Fourth of July cele
bration and at the annual dance by
the fire department that night.
Mrs. Charles Larson of Denver, who
has been visiting with her daughter
Mrs. Bailey Cornwell, for severa
weeks, returned home today, accom-
panied by Miss Ida Hansen, who vii
visit a few days there.
Mrs. ]. w. johnson and children
who have been visiting friends a
lKremmling and other points there
abouts, left today over the Moffa
road for Denver, where they will visi
before returning home.
]. T. Kaufman of Adair, Ia, the
father of the young man who was founC
murdered in a box car near this cit.
Monday, arrived in the city this morn
ing and will take the remains of hi
son home for interment.
Senator John McGiLl arrived in thu
city from his ranch today, noting tina
!. the engineers at work in that neigh
borhood have removed their camp t
the Wheatland Development CON