, 1906-09-26
PERSONAL

j. w. Sloan of Rock River was a city
visitor this morning.
Miss Miriam Corthell left last night
for Wellesley college.
Paulo Ro Zinn of Cheyenne was o
h,uster guest this morning.
Lena Svedlund came in from Cow,
drey On the stage last night.
j. Kilburn and Charles Thompson
went to Walden this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carroll are in
from their home at Gleneyre.
e. j. Phelps of Portland, Ore, was q
guest in the city this morning.
H. C. Beeler. the state geologist
returned to Cheyenne at noon.
N. Lundquist arrived last night from
Wayside, coming in on the Sibylee
stage.
Miss Vie Willets of Sheridan has re,
turned to the city and re-entered the
university
j.. c. Marshall and II. C. Byrne OF
Cheyenne were at the Union Pacific
last night.
Carl Reblette arrived last night from
his home at Cowdrey and was among
the guests at the Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asmus Franzen of Rock
River arrived in the city last night and
are guests at the Johnson.
DR.. and Mrs. swigart drove in from
Leslie this afternoon and the doctor is
preparing to return tomorrow.
Otto Gramm has returned from Raw.
Inns and will remain in the city until
after the county convention on Satur.
Gay.
Miss Jennie Peale returned home
from Denver today, where she had
been visiting with relatives for some
time.
Lew Van Pelt and Tai Wilson of the
diamond Cattle company were here
from Rock River last night, guests at
the Kuster.
William Radichal and son, Arthur,
returned to their home at Sibylee this
morning, after spending a couple OF
days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Grass are in the
city for a few days, Mr.. Grass looking
up the interests of the Knight-Locke
company of Denver.
President Ivinson of the First Ma.
tional bank went hunting today, going
to the Homestead ranch near Pinkham
ion, Colo, for a few days.
Mrs. Petrie, whose husband is the
western representative Of an eastern
commission house, is at the Union Pa
cific, under the care of DR.. Tibbett.
p. p. Carlin and William Buck O
Denver, prominent stockmen of tina.
city, were here this morning, looking
after their interests on the Larami,
plain.
Asmus FranZen of Rock River anC
j. F. Johnson of this city drove to thu
Al Bath ranch this morning, wher,
Mr.. Franzen has purchased severa
hundred tons of hay.
Mr.. n Mrs. j. S. King have gon,
10 their home at Kentucky, presum
ably preparing their plans to return t.
this section to reside. They own tn,
Homestead ranch, near Pinkhamton.
Mrs. H. A. Gonden and her sister
Mrs. Siefken, left this afternoon fo
Omaha, Mrs. Siefken for her home an,
Mrs. Gonden for a visit of three o
four weeks. The ladies are sisters
Peter Nelson, who has resigned hi
position at the Albany County Natior
al bank, will leave tomorrow a~fternoo
for Tonopah, New, where he has
splendid position awaiting him in on
of Senator George Nixon's banks.
John B. Hughes, one of the larges
stockholders in the Douglas Consol
dated Placer Mining company, is /
i-OAh INC IAilSS, awaiting the ARRIVE
of the Oakland car of machinery t
: superintend its loading and transports
ton to the mines.
President and Mrs. Fred A. Mile
returned last night from C~entennia
where they had been for a few days
Mr.. Miller says the weather at Ger
~tennial was delightful when he lei
that place for this city, and both ell
joyed the drive across the plain.
Douglas Cordiner and his siste
Miss Lucy Cordiner, left last night fc
the east. Miss Cordiner will stop {;
Chicago and enter the University
Chicago and Mr.. Cordiner will procee
to Annapolis, Nd, and resume his d
ties at the United States naval AGA,
omy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Surline, VIII
were married at Cheyenne yesterda
and who were given a reception las
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mr.
juhn McCue, left this afternoon &c
the west, intending to visit at Evan
ton and Ogden before going to thei