, 1906-10-31

]. P. Ryan of Cheyenne was here
today.
j. H. Cartright arrived last night
from Keystone.
l.. H. vivion of Rawlins was in the
city last night.
f, T. Coolidge went to Keystone by
the Centennial stage this morning.
]. McLachlin of the Wright road
ranch was a city visitor last night.
Mr.. Matthews left by the Morgan
stage this morning for Seven Mile.
Thomas N. Moore and j. L. Johnson
of Moore were Kuster guests last night,
Charles So~dergreen spent the night
in the city, returning to the ranch to.
day.
Oliver Mansfield returned home to,
day, after a brief business visit to the
city.
Fred Lamson Of Medicine Bow was
among the guests at the Johnson last
night
H. c. Symes, p. A. Beck and C. F.
Hoel of Cheyenne were city visitors
today.
Mrs. Glidden left this afternoon for
Cheyenne, where she will locate for the
present.
p. T. Coolidge of Washington was a
city visitor last night, a guest at the
Union Pacific.
Henry Myers and Knud Knudsen of
Mandel were among the visitors to the
city this morning.
Fireman Matthews of the switch en-.
CINE is taking a short lay-off, on ac-
count of needing the rest.
William H. Hecht returned to his
home at Centennial today, after spend
ing a few days in the city.
T. M. Akers of Cowdrey was among
the arrivals from Cowdrey last night,
leaving later for the east.
Ralph Hance and George Holmes will
leave tomorrow for Holmes, after a
few days spent in this city.
Sid Lawrence has resumed his posi-
ton as driver for the Laramie Walden
stage line as far as Woods landing.
William Clark left this morning for
the oil well of the Laramie Oh! and
Gas company, where drilling has been
resumed.
e. f. Gaskell returned to his home
at the foot of Sheep mountain this
morning, having been a business visi-
to the city since yesterday.
Joseph Lohlein, E. L. Greenwood,
Will McMurray, DR.. McCollum and
MI. Tregoning left today for the coun-
try on a short duck shooting trip.
Father Duffy of Cheyenne was among
the visitors to the city this morning,
the guest of Father Burke at the paro-
cial residence at Fourth and Grand
avenue.
Mrs. A. B. Caverly and her sister,
Miss Tessie WEIGH, are expected home
from Denver Saturday or Sunday, Mrs.
Caverly's health having greatly improv-
ed there.
Ed Titus, who is managing the Pic
eer canal, was in the city from the
ditch this morning, i'm consultation
with the trustees of the company own
ing the canal.
Paul Bath of Greeley, Colo, is min
Cling with his old friends here today.
1t is not altoether beyond the bounds
of reason that he will again take up
his residence in this state.
Fred Ihmsen was down from Sher-
man today, returning this afternoon.
He says there was about the same
amount of snow there as here, but
that he heard of no serious stock
losses.
G. Lon Wanamaker arrived yester-
day afternoon from Loveland, Colo,
and left this morning for Centennial,
where he Is to assume the duties of
cashier of the Centennial Trust COM
pany and editor of the Centennial Post.
Al Mountford left this morning for
his mining claims at the head of Rock
creek, complete control of which he
secured yesterday when he and his sis,
ter, Mrs. Dunn of Scranton, Pa, bought
the interest of w. A. Greenfield in the
property.
Louis A. Gregory of Centennial was
here last night to meet his uncle, j
w. Gregory, of Maquoketa, Ia, and
they left for the Centennial valley this