, 1906-11-27

]. F. schmitt of Cheyenne was here
today.
Mrs. James arrived from Woods last
night.
G. A. Bell of Washington, D. c., is in
the city.
L. A. Wynne came in from Walden
last night.
Walter Smith of Woods was a city
visitor last night.
C. e. Very of Rawlins was at the
Johnson last night.
John Sandgreen of the Riverside
ranch is in the city.
Chris Greaser was in from his ranch
at NIandel last night.
Oscar Sodergreen was among the
visitors to the city this morning.
Gilbert Harrison and Jake Alsop of
Mandel were at the Kuster last night.
Jose MARITIME of Woods has returned
home, after a business visit to the
city.
f. C. Combs and Frank Bell of Den
yer were guests at the johnson last
night.
c. W. spalding was considerably
better this morning and continues to
mend.
Samuel Morig of Seven Mile was a
visitor to the city today, a guest at the
Johnson.
c. W. Vreeland and w. M. Hill of
Denver were Laramie visitors this
morning.
Elsie Wynne of Walden was a city
visitor last night, registered at the
Johnson.
Two carloads of live chickens were
taken westward through this city this
morning.
Mrs. Bert Hoss was a city visitor
from the ranch today, registered at
the Kuster.
f. o. Harrison, just home from Eng
land, was a guest at the Union Pa
cifc last night.
j.. Donnelly and C. F. Hoel were
among the visiting Cheyenne travelling
statesmen this morning.
C. e. Cotton, the land agent for the
Union Pacific, was here last night, a
guest at the Union Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Hunter Of Cow
drey left last night for Texas, where
they intend to spend the winter.
Roy Potter of the King sheep
ranches was a city visitor last night,
among the guests at the Kuster.
Miss Bessie Chaplin of Wheatland
is in the city the guest of the family
of her aunt, Mrs. Jesse Converse.
H. d. Richardson was in from his
ranch this morning, returning during
the day. He came to do a little shop
ping.
B. w. Towner of Morgan was in the
city last night, at the bedside of his
son, Ben Towner, and left for home
this morning.
Judge d. NJ. Blair was in from his
ranch this morning with a four-horse
load of oats for the w. H. Holiday
company.
Harry Elwood of Ogden, the we'll
known stockman, was a city visitor
last night, here in the interest of a
deal he has on hand.
D. L. Gelatt of the Divide ditch was
in the city last night, leaving for the
Eaton camp this morning with anothe!
large load of supplies.
Arthur Phillips, Sam Philips ant
Miss Isora Philips of Four Mile were
at the Kuster last night, leaving TO,
the east on the Don train.
Willie Apgar of Cheyenne is tn,
guest of the family of h uncle, Georg'
Morgan, on Third street. He will
spend a few days in this city.
Fred j. Ihmsen of Sheridan is il
the city and will leave on Saturda,
for Chicago, where he will attend tn
international fat stock show.
DIR. A. w. Whitehouse vas Gale
professionally to Sherman this afte'
noon to treat some cattle belonging t
Ole Sutherland OF that n~eighborhooC
C. E. Jackson left this morning 70
Woods and will go from there to tn
placer mines to s~uperintend the CON
pletion of the erection of the dredgin.
plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Coughlin wer
in from their ranch last night, bringin
several thousand pounds of potatoe
which were disposed of to differer
parties here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sodergreen r
turned to the ranch today, having a
rived yesterday and spent the nigl
here. They seemed to enjoy the pla
at the Opera House last night.
w. b. Emmons and ]. A. Wrinkle
jr.. of the Riverside ranch were in tn
city this morning, coming in thei
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