, 1906-08-03
PARAGRAPHS.

land.
A. TRADING came in from Centennla
last night.
Emma Bissell went to Cheyenne al
noon today.
Ralph Hance will return to Holmes
on Monday.
James Anderson arrived from Wal
den last night.
Peter Madag was a Rock Springs Wis
itor last night.
Tim Ross was here from Rock Riv.
err this morning.
George Pope, the typesetter, left this
morning for Walden.
Hon. Leroy Grant, state auditor, was
here this forenoon from Cheyenne.
Miss Aurora Smith, a summer school
student, will leave tonight for her
home at Glenrock, Wyo.
Sam Hickson returned 10 his home
at Centennial this morning, after a
business visit to the city.
Miss Meta Harshberger, who arrived
from Walden day before yesterday, left
at noon today for Denver.
Sam Thompson came in from the
Douglas creek tie camp last night and
was a guest at the Johnson.
Mrs. S. A. Johnson and Miss Minnie
Erickson of Rawlins were among the
guests at the Kuster last night.
Nels Engen, the Centennial valley
ranchman, was a city visitor last night,
leaving for home this morning.
DR.. Hamilton, Sheriff Reals and
County Attorney Downey returned last
night from the Grow creek maneuver
grounds.
President Edward Ivinson left this
morning for the northern part of the
county for a few days among the sage
chickens.
H. e. Hunter, the Big creek ranch
man, who has been a city visitor fer a
day or two, left for his home this
morning.
Rev. B. F. Bieber left this afternoon
for Denver for a few days visit and
to look after some church work in
that vicinity.
Neale Roach left this morning for
Medicine Bow, having just returned
from a professional trip to the Douglas
creek country.
Miss Estella Sanders, who has been
attending the summer school at the
university, left for home this afternoon.
She lives at Story, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Watkins of Denver
are in the city, the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Wstkins,
at Fourth and Clarke streets.
Carl Tritscheller of C%hillicothe, O.,
who has been the guest of his uncle,
Hon. Otto Gramm, in this city, for a
few days, left for home on the noon
train today.
Miss Mary Flockhart, a student 1t
the summer school and who has been
attending the university for the past
year, returned to her home at Diamond
vile this afternoon.
William Taylor, the Rock River
ranchman, vas among the visitors to
the city This morning, coming to look
after some matters here and returning
during the afternoon.
A. L. Badgero left this morning for
Rand with a load of supplies for the
stores of that place. He came to town
Wednesday n spent yesterday get
ting his wagons loaded.
Ed Brandt and Mr.. Marsh, the in
%surance agent, arrived with Francis
Swigart from Leslie on the stage this
morning. Mr.. Swigart returned with
the mail this afternoon.
Rev. Oscar Woods returned last
evening from the Popp school house,
where he had been with Rev. Bieber
for a few days. Mr.. Bieber came in
and passed on to Denver.
Lieutenant Phillips of the Tenth
United States cavalry, encamped at
the Grow creek maneuver grounds, left
for. the camp this morning with a big
load of supplies, drawn by four splen-
did mules.
Mrs. Bailey Cornwell and Mrs. Nc
Coy will leave tomorrow for Denver,
where they will meet MIR. Cornwell,
when the question of the Cornwells
settling at Fort Collins or Rocky Ford
will be determined.
United States Marshal f. A. Hadsell
arrived from Cheyenne early this morn
ing and returned to the state capital
at noon today. He has some new stor,
les to tell, and sees no reason why
George Caldwell n Colonel" Hamil,
ton cannot consolidate their papers,
the Cora Sentinel and Sheridan Enter,
prise.