, 1906-11-15

Tom Fleck of Rawlins was in towr
last night.
W. NJ. Mosman left this afternoon
for Walden.
Bert Hoss was here from the C. Bar
ranch today.
William MeKeog of Medicine Bow
was here today.
Mrs. M, E johnson returned to Wal
den this morning.
S. II, Campbell was in from the fish
hatchery this morning.
Mrs. N. A. Webb left this afternoon
for a visit at Cheyenne.
C. e. Cotton of Cheyenne, the Unior
Pacific land agent, was here this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Spafford left at
noon today for Denver for a few days
| visit.
Peter Jensen is here from Nebraska,
prepared to receive some sheep bought
from E.. ]. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Carroll OF Dale
creek were city visitors this morning,
guests at the Kuster.
o. V. Harlin of Grove, l. T., and
Charles H. Jarvis of Omaha were Wis.
iting stockmen today.
q. A. johnson and Charles Brown
OF Walden were among the visitors to
the city this morning.
Sam Gordon of Rock River arrived in
the city last night and was among the
guests at the Johnson.
j. F. Pierce of Rock River arrived
from the west last night and was
here during the afternoon.
Mrs. George Berner left today for her
home at Sibylee, having been a city
visitor for a couple of days.
Charles Zeigler of MandeI was a
city visitor this morning, coming after
come supplies for the ranch.
Mrs. C. C. Clark is at Cheyenne,
where she is to play before the Wo-
mems club of that city tonight.
Hon Otto Gramm left this afternoon
for Rawlins to look after some bust
ness matters at the ~penitentiary.
Under Sheriff NJ. F. Knadler re-
turned at noon today from Rock River.
where he had been on business for the
office.
II. C. Byrnes, H. H. Christie and H.
d. Brummage of the Union Pacific
were here last night, guests at the
Union Pacific hotel.
H. C. Beeler, state geologist, was
here yesterday afternoon, coming in
from the Strong mine, where he had
been on a business trip.
w. M. Mathis, a Cheyenne travelling
salesman, was a city visitor last night
and this morning, looking after the in
~terests of his Laramie customers.
S. w. Tannehill, superintendent o
the Rambler mine. left for Holmes thi:
afternoon to have charge of the work
now under way on that property.
James Weightman and wife of Lara.
mic arrived Monday morning called
here by the death of their little nephew,
Dean Weightman.-Rawlins Republi-
can.
Among the Denver visitors to the
city today were w. B. Skinner, a. w.
Upson, E. R. Story, F. G. Stevens, Rev.
Rae, Robert Harris, H. B. Duncan and
A. l.. Jessup.
Felix Atkinson of Sheep creek, in
the northern part of the county, is il
the city, the guest of the family of his
father, James Atkinson, at Second anC
University avenue.
Ed Ingham, who went to keystone
few days ago to accept a place at the
Douglas creek tie camp, returned tt
the city last night, having given up tn,
position for the present.
P. w. Olson, Lige Christensen, Franz
Mari and Fred Roberts, having stool
on the way to market, stopped off herr
to feed the stock me were guests a
the Kuster during the night.
S. ]. Kent, vice president of the
Denver, Laramie and Northwestern
left at oon today for Denver and will
go east from there, intending to be alb
sent perhaps until Christmas, in the
interest Of the company.
A. Berg of Omaha passed through the
city this morning, en- route to Woods
to visit with the family Of his father
Gus Berg. The father was bound city
ward at the same time, passing tn
son on the way out, neither KNOWN
OF the presence of the other.
V. q. McCarty of Rawlins and "
j.. Stewart of Cheyenne, travelling ell
g%ineers on this district of the Wyomin
division, were both here last nigh
Mr.. McCarty has jurisdiction fror
Laramie to Rawlins and Mr.. Stewar
from Laramie to Cheyenne.