, 1906-09-24
PARAGRAPHS.

Prof. Lee is at Douglas.
Mrs. Lee is at Cheyenne.
e. J. Bell is in the city today.
l.. e. Hance is in from the ranch.
j. ]. Lindsey of Jelm is in the city
Peter Nelson has returned from Den
yer.
Mrs. Chaplin returned to Cheyenn,
today.
R P. Button of Hanna was a Sunda,
visitor.
A. M. Lewis went to Centennial thi.
morning.
Mrs. Jennie Walker of Ogden is a
the Kuster.
Carl c. Crawford of Washington, D
c., is in the city.
Miss Thobro came in from Walden
Saturday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. David McCullagh were
here from their ranch yesterday.
NJ. o. MeGill, H. o. McGill and Mrs,
]. NJ. Reed are here from McGill.
Prof. B. C. Buffum has gone to Doug.
las to be present at the state fair.
Mrs. Annie Smith of Jelm was here
yesterday, a guest at the Johnson.
DR.. P. G. McNiff was a passenger by
the stage this morning to Walden.
Mrs. c. P. Arnold and sons have
gone to Denver for a few days visit.
Will Peabody was a passenger to
Cowdrey by the Walden stage this
morning.
e. B. Modisett and c. Coil of the
ranch are among the guests at the I'm
ion Pacific.
B. e. Willford and A. K. Mooley of
Leslie were here this morning, guests
at the Johnson.
s. w. Thompson and Brady Brown Of
the tie camp were in the city this
morning.
Otto Gramm went to Rawlins yesteT-
day to look after his interests at the
~penitentiary.
Mrs. Ed Spence has returned from
Denver, where she had been visiting
for a few days.
DR.. Stevens was called to the Centen-
NAL valley Sunday by the illness of
Mrs. R. F. Hecht.
M. NJ. McKeog Of Medicine Bow was
here this morning, looking after some
business matters.
Prof. j. P. Daley will leave tomor-
row for the mountains to resume his
mining operations.
H. e. Holdrege returned to his home
at Walden this morning, after a visit
of a few days here.
John Johnson arrived from the Nc
Nealey ranch by the Centennial stage
Saturday afternoon.
r. P. Fuller returned to Cheyenne
Saturday night, after attending the
county fair hat afternoon.
George Eykyn and daughter, Miss
Evelyn, were passengers to Cheyenne
and Denver last afternoon.
Lloyd Sellars, a popular young cow
boy, who attended the county fair here
last week, returned home today.
Henry May n c. J. Appel have
gone to Colorado Springs to be present
at the Pixies peak celebration in that
city.
Mrs. H. A. Gish and young son re
turned yesterday from Denver, where
they have been visiting for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nottage of
Cheyenne, who were here to attend
the fair last week, left for their home
Sunday afternoon.
County Coroner Robinson returned
Sunday afternoon from the ranch ear
Fort Collins, where he has been visit
ing for a few days.
Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll returned to
Cheyenne this morning, after a bust
ness visit to this city and to attend the
county fair last week.
DR.. ]. F. Brown left this afternoon
for Douglas to be present at the meet
ing of the Wyoming State Teachers
association in that city.
Miss Maud Pollock returned to her
home at Woods this morning, having
spent a few days in the city and at
tending the county fair.
George w. Butterfeld Of Border,
Wyo., and J.. S. Spencer and F. N.
Daley of Kemmerer were among the
visitors to the city today.
Misses Elizabeth Swank and Wayne