, 1906-11-20
PERSONAL

city this morning.
oda Mason was here from the ranch
this morning, a guest at the Kustel,
Alfred Taylor of ogden was a guest
at the Johnson last night.
N. R. Mcdonald of Cowdrey was
here today, a guest at the Kuster.
Andrew Norell, the Walden stockman
and we'll known in this city, is here to
day.
M. E.. Dodge of Denver was a travel
ing salesman who attended to business
here today.
G. d. Siltamaki, the Hanna travelling
salesman, was among the city visitors
this morning.
w. e. Rosenbaum left this morning
for Walden, having visited here and at
Denver for a few days.
Mr.. Cornell, who has been in the east
for some time, has returned to the CITY
and was here this morning.
Chris Christensen of the Pioneer ca.
nal ranch was among the business Wis.
itors to the city this morning.
George Wilkins, ]. S. Aikman and d.
j Ramsey of Denver were guests at
the Union Pacific this morning.
Fred Erickson of keystone was
among the visitors to the city last
night "a guest at the Johnson hotel.
A. G. b. Ternan of Laramie peak, the
well known and prosperous ranchman
o. that section, was a city visitor this
morning.
L. d. Lepsmith of Denver, represent.
ing the Collier publishing house, was
among the business visitors to the city
this morning.
Mrs. w. B. Emmons has gone to Bos,
ton, called by word of the illness OF
her daughter, Miss Marjory Balch, who
is in school there.
Miss Susie Sodergreen and her
1870 Va ~. d. hlnlSy, were III lTOul
the ranch this morning, leaving for
home during the day.
Colonel H. L. Anderson, superintend.
ent of the Wyoming division, was here
last night, leaving for the west on
train No. 8 this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Naffziger of Moore
were here this morning, Mrs. Naffziger
leaving for the east this afternoon, her
children being in school in Colorado.
John Porter and Walter Hixson of
Woods were here this morning, leaving
Tor home during the day. They were
in with lumber for the local dealers.
Asmus Eranaen returned to Wyoming
today, where he is loading a large
amount of hay purchased from Lara
ME plains ranchmen earlier in the sea
son.
Charles Mckay of Bennett, Wyo., a
cousin of Alex Mckay and Angus Suth,
erland of this city, was here this morn
ms hhSSlln6 MS hlhsLleu uuIluB MS
stay in town.
c. q. Jackson left this morning for
Denver. He arrived yesterday after
Dol from Douglas creek, where he is
installing the machinery for working
the placer mines.
James McCarty of Dutton creek is
in the city. He came to bring Miss
Susie Johnson, who has been teaching
IL. the school at that place and who left
this afternoon for Denver.
NJ. Sachs of New York, a travelling
salesman, who formerly lived in this
city, was here today, calling upon the
local clients of his house. He repre-
sents a large liquor establishment.
John Kunkle left for the country thii
morning, his threshing outfit being Oh
the Corthell ranch, just across tn,
river, today. The outfit finished tn,
crop 1t the Blair ranch yesterday.
Ed Walter of Medicine Bow, manage,
Of the Cosgriff store at that place, wa
here this morning, a guest at the Kus
ter. He came to look after some bust
ness matters in which the store was in
terested.
Or. Aven Nelson, who represented
President Tisdel at the meeting a
Baton Rouge, La, of presidents of statt
universities, a returned from tn
south, reporting a very pleasant an,
profitable trip.
John w. Hullett of Cheyenne, form
erly a resident of this city, is here 70
a few days visit. He is now a ma
clerk on the Cheyenne-O Ogden run an
spends a part of his lay-over in thi
City with relatives.
Hon. Andrew Olson of Elk mountai
was in the city this morning, leavin
for home during the afternoon. He
the manager Of the Carbon Timbe
company and has been at the Dougla
creek camp of that company.
Mrs. Parker, who came here a fey
weeks ago to the bedside of her Sol
Carl, who was down with scarlet fevel
will return to her home at Clinton
Mich, taking her SOL with her, wher
he will be allowed to fully regain hi
strength before again entering schoo.