, 1906-04-19
PARAGRAPHS.

G r. Root is here from Omaha.
Lou Van Pelt is in from Mandel.
N. ]. Engen returned home today.
Samuel Coen is in from Mandel.
Mayor j. B. Mckee is at Centennial
w. j. McBreen of Saratoga was here
today.
William Snyder arrived from Walden
last night.
Charles Fauver was here from Medi.
cine Bow today.
S. e. Anderson of Rock River was
at the Johnson last night.
C. P. Lund of the Little Laramie was
a guest at the Kuster last night.
John Olson has returned to his ranch,
after a business visit to the city.
G. w. Mathews of owen was among
the visitors to the city this morning.
Charles It. Denton of Hanna was
among the visitors to Laramie last
night.
NJ. A. Bunker of Greeley, Colo, is in
the city today, looking after soma bust
ness matters here.
Judge Dunn will leave tomorrow for
the Bluegrass country, near Lookout,
for a visit with friends.
Charles Appel of the Appel Cigar
company left on the noon train today
for Cheyenne on a business trip.
Miss Flora Knight returned from
the northern part of the county to-
day, where she has been teaching.
John Vuagniaux of Gleneyre is in the
city. He arrived last night, having
come through a severe storm on the
Laramie plains.
Mrs. Dolph Wolcott, wife of the pas
senger engineer, is confined to her bed
this afternoon, but hopes to be all
right in a day or two.
Miss Mary Gill of Fort Collins. Colo,
county superintendent of schools for
Larimer county, arrived from Cowdrey
last night and left for her home on one
of the night trains.
James Hardman, who went to the
ranch a few days ago, to arrange for
abandoning the ranch to its new owner,
is in the city again, at his home in the
northern part Of town.
Rev. Arthur N. Thompson, d. D., of
Jersey City, N. j., is attending the
p~resbytery meeting and was on the
program this afternoon for an address
at the evangelistic conference.
Rev. NJ. Dewitt Long of Sheridan
arrived this morning to attend the
meeting of the presbytery of Wyo-
ming. He is the only representative
of the northern part of the state.
Mrs. Gloyd, wife of the fireman al the
shops, arrived from Colorado this aft
ernoon and will make her home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Gloyd have rented a
house and will go at inc to housekeep-
ing.
James King, sr., and his two daugh
tiers, Miss Jennie King and Mrs. John
Smart, with the children of the latter
will leave about the first of May for
San Diego, Cal, where they will spend
the summer.
President Fred A. Miller, who was
out over the grade of the Laramie
plains line yesterday, was closer to
Centennial than to Laramie when the
worst of the storm came aud so went
to that place for the night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harden re-
turned last night from San Francisco,
where they had been for several
weeks. They left San Francisco the
day before the earthquake and. of
course, knew nothing of it until after
wards.
Charlie Yonge, the late cashier al
the Union Pacific, will leave tonight
for Atlanta, Ga, and if his mother is
no better when he reaches that city
he will go on to his home in South
Carolina. He will return to his old
business as a butcher in the south.
Andrew Norell, the North park stock
man, arrived from Denver yesterday
afternoon, spending the night at the
home of Senator and Mrs. ]. W. John,
son. He left this morning for the Bos.
well ranch, on the upper Laramie river,
where he has a bunch of cattle in view.