, 1906-05-15
PARAGRAPHS,


j. M. Wilson went to Walden this
morning.
Frank Harris of Hanna was in the
city today.
Jones Berglund was a city visitor
this morning.
d. Holmes went to Denver on the
noon train today.
Julius /. Pearse returned to Denver
on the noon train.
Cassius Orrell of Bosler was a city
visitor this morning.
walter Cook of the Little Laramie
was here last night.
Sam Harnden was a visiting Horse
creek ranchman last night.
w. B. Emmons of the Riverside
ranch was here this morning.
]. F. Johnson and Chris Larson have
returned from their fishing trip to the
Chugwater.
c. C. Frazer was in the city this
morning, leaving for his ranch during
the forenoon.
r. B. Kinley of Cheyenne went to
Sodergreen's this morning, for the ben
eft of his health.
Walter Hunt has returned from Wis
consin, where he had been to look after
some legal business.
Mr.. n Mrs. A. E. Hoss were in the
city from the Millbrook ranch last
night, guests at the Kuster.
Archdeacon Cope arrived from the
west at noon and is the guest of Dean
and Mrs. Bode at the deanery.
Charles F. Hoel and ]. Donnelly of
Cheyenne were among the travelling
men in the city this morning.
w. w. Hoss was in the city this
morning from Wellington, Colo, leav-
ing on the noon train for Denver.
Gus Clause returned to his ranch this
morning, having been in for some sup
plies and seeds for the spring planting.
NJ. ]. Harrington of Calumet, Mich,
was here this morning, leaving for
Jelm with Louis Miller on a fishing
trip.
The Cheyenne Tribune says that
Mr.. Patzold, business manager of a
Laramie paper, is in the city today on
business"
]. P. Corcoran of Joliet, Ill, arrived
in the city last night and today accept
ed a position in the office of Roadmas-
ter J.. S. Liddell.
George Chapman, the teamster be-
tween Leslie and this city, was here
this morning, after a load of stuff for
the Strong mining camp.
H. A. Scandeltt of Topeka, Kas., con-
nected with the land department of the
Union Pacific, was among the visitors
to the city last night, on business for
the company.
Miss Julia Jones closed her school
at Manville two weeks ago and left
for Laramie Tuesday where she will
again enter the university.-Lander
Republican.
Under Sheriff M. F. Knadler return
ed this morning from Buford, where
he had been to look afte a man sup
pcSNu ~ hoNe Il 1 dlh dllu
injured himself.
Peter Simonson, who now owns the
Pryor ranch, on the Pioneer canal, was
in the city this morning, leaving for
home during the forenoon with provis-
ions and seeds.
Hon. Otto Gramm will entertain the
members of the University Girls Glee
and Mandolin club Friday night, and
the girls are already figuring on the
time of their lives.
Mrs. E. V. Towson left this morning
for Chicago, and will 90 from that city
to New York and thence to her old
home in Virginia, expecting to be abb
sent for a year, perhaps.
Coroner H. A. Robinson left today
for Fort Collins, neal which city he
will visit for a few days. During his
absence r. E. Fitch will act as the
county o should occasion arise.
Prof. Tidball left for Laramie We'd
nesday morning. Miss Christian left
the same day for her home at Kirtley.
Miss Wright and Miss Mcconnell will
leave for Lusk on Thursday.-Manville
notes in Lusk Herald.
julius Pearse of Denver, who sold
the chemical engine to the city and in
stalled the Gamewall fire alarm system
here, was among the visitors to the
city this morning, interested in the con
tract for 500 feet of new hose for the
fire department.
John A. Kunkle was in the city this
morning, returning to Rawlins on the
afternoon train. He was at Rock Riv-
er yesterday and came to Laramie dur.
ing the night. His traction engine is
doing duty on the o a from the Lar.
son quarry to Rawlins hauling stone
$6.65 Laramie to Denver and Return
July 10, II, IL, 10, IA and Is, account
annual meeting Benevolent and Protec.
tive Order of Elks.
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