, 1906-11-28
R PARAGRAPHS.

Otto Gramm went TO RaWllns yeSteE
day afternoon.
Ed Yegge of Denver was at the Kus
ter this morning.
Prof. b. C. Buffum is believed to be
at Lowell, Mass, today.
Joe McNealey left this morning for
Centennial, after a business visit tc
the city.
j. Hartman of Salt Lake, a travelling
salesman, is among the guests at the
Johnson.
Oscar S~odergreen left for home thi!
morning, having been a city visitor foI
a day or two.
]. c. Baldwin of Point of Rocks
Wye, was among the visitors to the
city this morning.
Will Thomas will leave tomorrow af
ternoon for Chicago to attend the In,
ternational fat stock show.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.. Carroll returned
to the ranch this morning, having
been in the city since Monday.
Roy Potter and c. N. Northrup are
here today and will remain over until
after the cowboy dance tonight.
C. r. Root of Cheyenne was a city
visitor this morning, here in the inter.
est of an eastern packing company.
r. H. Homer is in from the ranch
and presided at today's meeting of the
directors of the Albany County Ma
tional bank.
Mrs. Manassee and Miss Manasse
will leave on Friday for Los Angeles.
where they will spend the remainder
of the winter.
r. C. Hance returned to Keystone
this morning, after having spent a few
days in the city, looking after some
business matters.
J. T. Flaven and II. Diegel of Den
yer were among the visitors to the
city last night, and were guests at
the Johnson hotel.
Booker l.. Smith of Holmes arrived
in the city last night, and will spend
a few days here. He has been looking
after some mining business in the
mountains.
Roney Pomeroy of Opal, Wyo., and
Arval Allen of F~rontenelle, Wyo,,
were here this morning, having ten
cars of cattle which they were ship
ping to Omaha.
j.. E. O'Reilley, V. H. McBeth and
Harry S. Fur of the Strong mine at
Leslie are in for the Thanksgiving
holiday season, being among the
guests at the Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Grimshaw of Co
mo were among the city visitors to.
day, doing some trading here. Mr.,
Grimshaw is the agent n operator
for the Union Pacific at Como.
Con Hammond and Hans Olson, who
were in the city to do some shopping
for Thanksgiving, left for home this
morning, each having a large amount
of supplies bought at the local stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Condit and
young son, Edwin, left this afternoon
for Denver where they will spend
Thanksgiving, the Condit family hav-
ing a reunion at that place tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Fliniau of Wal
den arrived in the city by the Walden
stage last night and left for the east
today, intending to spend the Thanks
giging holidays with friends in Colo
RADIO.
Fred Snyder of Horse creek, one o
the pest known rough riders in thil
part of the state, is in the city for tn,
ball tonight and for the exhibition be
ing given this afternoon at the fai
grounds.
William H. Maxwell, the contracto
for the government building here, wa
in the city this morning, coming fror
the west and stopping off to look afte
some business matters pertaining t
his contract.
Elmer Lovejoy went to the Caro-.
ranch this morning, returning wit.
John Kunkle, who is to attend tn
Kinley-Sodergreen wedding at the Soc
ergreen ranch tomorrow night as tn
prppn'c host man
Rev. Lansdell returned this morn
ing from Rock River, where he ha,
been to attend the Thanksgiving e2
e~rcises there last evening. A larg
crowd was present, he said, and the ell
tertainment was a splendid one.
w. H. Frazee and L. S. Bartlett wi
go to Denver tomorrow afternoon t
lay in their spring stock of carpet
and ~draperies, being enabled at TIL
time to get the pick of the stock, tn
statesmen being on his trip WESTWARD
Mrs. Bailey Cornwell, who has bee
visiting here this week, will leave Sal
urday for Ogden, where Mr.. Cornwel
is now located. He and Mr.. Leadar
have purchased the Falstaf Cafe o
Washington avenue and are now COZ
Quoting the business.
Roy B. True of Boulder, Colo, VIII
has been at Walden at work upon