, 1906-11-03
PARAGRAPHS.

C. e. Nash is here from Cheyenne.
l.. Strom returned to Holmes this
morning.
q. Heenan of Cheyenne was here
last night.
William latham of Gleneyre is II
the city today.
Mrs. Nellie Alderman has arrived
from st. Louis.
f. Rice of Cheyenne was a city Wis.
itor this morning.
J. e Pollock left this morning fol
his home at Woods.
A. +. Shupp of Walden was a guest
at the Kuster last night.
John Webb of Sibylee was among
the visitors to the city this morning.
DR.. Rafter has returned to Cheyenne
from a two months visit in the east.
A. o. Hughes arrived last night from
Holmes on the Centennial stage line
f. Cardnil of the King ranch was
among the visitors to the city this
morning.
A. Trabing will leave on Monday for
Wayside and will not return until after
the election.
F. X. Sylvester of Fort Collins was
in the city last night, leaving for Wal
den this morning.
H. G. Greenwood, foreman Of the
railroad section at Forelle, was a city
visitor this morning.
James May left today for his home
in the Centennial valley. after a few
days spent here on business.
R. e. Johnson of Cheyenne was
among the visitors to the city last
night, a guest at the Union Pacific.
Gus Berg of Woods was in the city
yesterday, leaving last night for Oma-
ha with a shipment of fat cattle for
the market.
Red Buttes, was a city visitor this
morning, looking after some shopping
for the boarding house at that place.
Don Miller left for the upper Laramie
county lilo w LLlhbs Ia lII5
come yesterday with a load of lumber
and returned today with provisions and
camp supplies.
William Corners and John Anderson
of the Buckeye ranch, at the head of
the Centennial valley, were among the
visitors to the city this morning. They
came last night.
Mrs. l.. Thompson of the John A.
Fischer ranch was in from the ranch
yesterday afternoon, leaving for home
after supplying herself with a large
amount of goods.
Tom Akers, who was in this section
several days ago, going from here to
Denver and Fort Collins, passed
through the city this morning, on his
way home to Cowdrey.
Mrs. A. B. Cayerly and Miss Tessie
WEIGH, her sister, are expected home
this afternoon from Denver, where
Mrs. Caverly has been under the care
of a physician for a few days.
Mrs. ]. f. McCasland of NORTH
park is in the city, intending to leave
for home tomorrow. She has been
visiting at Fort Collins, arriving il
the city from the east last night.
Misses Addie Gearhart and Minnie
Palmer of Granite canon were in the
city last night, having come to attent
the free dance at Maennerchor hal
last night. They were guests at the
Kuster.
j. A. Winkler and w. B. Emmons
left by the Walden stage this morning
for the Riverside ranch. They started
out yesterday afternoon in the Emmon:
automobile, but returned after going {
short distance from the city.
Ashley A. Hall, Oral Freeman, Vic
tor NJ. White and John White of Rocl
River were guests at the Johnson las
night, leaving for home this afternoon
after having disposed of some bust
ness commissions in the city.
Charles e. Woodland and Henry Sag,
of Tie Siding were here this morning
They came to attend the politica
meeting and dance at Maennercho
hall last evening and to do some trad
ing at the stores this morning.
Mrs. James Davis has returned fror
Denver, where she had been for a fey
days. Her husband, James Davis, tb
engineer, who has been ill with an a
tack of neuralgia in his head, is abb
to sit up a part of the day and is b.
lieved to be getting better.
General Manager Mohler, Genera
Superintendent Park and other sy!
TEN officials passed through the cit
last night, going eastward. They ha
been at Green River, expecting to De
gin the physical inspection of the wy
oming division, but the storm of Thurs
day afternoon and night prevented.