, 1906-10-02
PERSONAL

w. NJ. Ketcham of Walden is in the
city.
S. w. Hixson was in from Centennial
this morning.
d. j. Smith of Rawlins was a city
visitor today.
j. Kirkpatrick of Wyoming was q
city visitor today.
w. II. Silcox of Riverton was in the
city this morning.
G. B. Mentally of Keystone Is among
the guests at the Johnson.
Alex Nelson of Woods was a guest
at the Johnson last night.
]. w. Brigham Of Encampment was
u city visitor this morning.
Peter Forsberg was an arrival from
the Buckeye ranch Monday.
William Ketchum came in from Wal,
zen on the stage last night.
Dick Edwards Of North park was a
guest at the Kuster last night.
George H. Chapman and G. ". Penn
returned to Leslie this morning.
Fred Snyder was here from the ranch
last night, a guest at the Kuster.
George Anderson was a passenger
from the Holmes-C Centennial transfer
last night.
Axel Peterson and Peter Forsberg of
the tie camp are among the visitors
to the city.
Herbert Kennedy came in from Flor.
ence last evening, where he has been
for a few days.
]. NJ. Thompson, a Woods ranchman.
vas in the city this morning, on a buy
ing trip at the store.
]. H. Bills returned yesterday after
noon from Florence, having been for a
few days in that section.
Mrs. Langheldt and her friend. Mrs.
Marsh of Hanna, left this afternoon
for Cheyenne for a brief business visit.
Miss Adelaide Brophy, formerly of
Cheyenne, vas married at Denver last
week to DR.. John j. o'Neill of that
city.
Bud Congdon of Denver is home
for a few days, the guest of his moth
er, Mrs. George E. Harvey, on Fourth
street.
John Burke, L. Strom, G. NJ. Burke
and Herbert Richie left this morning
FOL Keystone, where they will engage
Ia mining.
j. F. White returned to Rock River
this afternoon, having come to town
as a delegate to the democratic county
convention.
Andrew Reid left this afternoon for
Littleton, Colo, on a business trip and
to see his old friend, David Niche.
formerly a resident of this city.
VIII Peabody, who has been at Cow.
drey and other points in the North
park section, returned home yester-
day afternoon, by way of the Walden
stage.
Mrs. ]. w. Price of Casper, who is
here to spend the next university year
with her children, students at the uni
yersity, has taken a house on Sixth
street and is keeping house.
MI. and Mrs. C. B. Popp left this aft
ernoon for Denver to reside, Mr.. Popp'
having engaged in business in that city
He came up a few days ago to prepare
lis household goods for shipment.
Miss Eliza Lohr of Chicago, who has
been the guest of the family of her
aunt, Mrs. G.. H. Mueller, on Fourth
street, for the past two and a half
months, left for home this afternoon.
John +. Hughes, a member of the
Douglas Consolidated Placer Mining
company, returned to the placer fields
this morning, after having spent a few
days in this city. He will assist in
the erection of the plant at the mines
for the handling of the black sands
from the placers.
G. F. Lambert-Rathburne of Gleneyre
vas an arrival yesterday afternoon,
bringing in Zeb Ward, jr., who left for
his home at Little Rock, Ark, last
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward and the
other members of the party will re
main at Gleneyre for perhaps a month
yet. They have been there since early
il the summer.
DR.. Otto Snyder has assumed his
cuties as county physician of Laramie
county. Two years ago the board OF
county commissioners divided the DO.
sition up among eight physicians, each
tc have charge of the Office for three
months. DR.. Snyder is the eighth and
will serve until the n of the year
and the term.