, 1906-11-13
PARAGRAPHS.
J.. A. Mead of Mandel is here.

John j. Myrick of Mill creek is il
the city.
Asmus Franzen was in the city thii
morning.
Robert Hall of Centennial was here
this morning.
James Mari of Walden was amonl
the visitors today.
Paul Paulson of Rock Springs was
here this morning.
Ora Haley was a west-bound passen,
ger this afternoon.
Ed Walter of Medicine Bow was 6
kuster guest last night.
Miss Lillian McCasland left for hel
home at Walden this morning.
Father Burke of the Catholic church
went to Cheyenne this afternoon.
Alex Boggs of Centennial was among
the visitors to the city this morning,
j. Donnelly, c. F. Hoel and Paul VIII.
cox of Cheyenne were here last night.
Mrs. Hall came in from the Hall
ranch in the Centennial valley last
night.
j. j. Motley and Flake Hall of Man,
del were among the visitors to the city
last night.
L. S. Tobey of Denver, travelling for
the National Biscuit company, was here
this morning.
Mr.. Hubert of North park was among
the stores of the city today, laying in
some supplies.
Fl. c. Chedsey and F. NJ. Oster of
Walden were among the visitors to the
city last night.
Robert N. Rathray OF Rawlins was in
the city this morning, leaving for Key
stone by the Centennial stage.
R. G. Pond, c. A. Galarmean and AL
fred Gulkh left for Keystone this
morning by the Centennial stage.
DR.. Delaney, the government inspec-
tor, left this afternoon for Carr, Colo,
on business for the government.
j. A Winkler, jr, and w. B. Emmons
of the Riverside ranch were among the
guests at the Union Pacific last night
Louis Miller left for North park this
morning with a gentleman from Chica-
go who has some interests in that ter.
ritory.
Andrew Norell was among the visi-
tors to the city last night, leaving for
North park by the Walden stage this
morning.
Minnie Comstock, Miss Boycesen
and William McKeog of Medicine Bow
were among the guests at the Johnson
lest night.
G. e. Adams of Omaha, land agent
for the Union Pacific in this section,
was here this morning, coming yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Tregoning, who has been
here for several days, visiting rela-
tives and friends, left this afternoon
for her home at Ogden.
Mrs. E. d. Latimer left this after
noon for Kansas City, where she will
visit for ONE time with her mother,
brother and other relatives.
Otis Thayer of the Wyoming divls-
ion engineer corps was here this after
noon, on his way to Cheyenne from
the western portion of the division.
George w. Goodell of Salt Lake, ma
tional bank examiner, was a guest at
the Union Pacific today. He is here
examining the local national banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Weber of
Woods landing We're among the vlsi,
tors this morning, coming after a load
of supplies for the camp at the saw
mill.
Raymond Kent of Omaha is the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Kent,
at Ninth and Grand avenue, and will
remain until after the celebration rof
his parents silver wedding tonight.
Mrs. Davis of Colorado arrived in
the city this morning and is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Richie. on Sixth
street. She is here to bid G~od-speed
to her niece, Miss Charity, who will
leave tomorrow for Goldfield to be mar
ried to Mr.. Fred Sander, and where
they will reside.
Miss Nora Dacey will leave for her
home at st. Paul this afternoon, after
having spent some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Gonden at the Union Pacific
Miss Dacey was given a farewell card
party last night, about twenty-foul
friends being present.
G. F. Gish of Denver, travelling rep
resentatiye of the Illinois Central, anC
Warren McCord of that city, repre-
senting the Chicago and Northwestern
were here today, looking after the in
~terests of their respective roads. The
Illinois is a part of the Hartman sys'