, 1906-09-05
PARAGRAPHS.
I. Calvin is in from Walden.

Susie NJ. johnson of Morgan is il
the city.
Mrs. Kappus of Walden was a cit,
visitor last night.
Mrs. Ed Hicks has returned TO he
home at Centennial.
John Olson has returned to his
ranch at Centennial.
H. L. and Lewis Holdrege of Walden
arrived in the city last night.
Mrs. Hogbin is expected home from
her vacation at Centennial tomorrow
G. e. and w. q. Lester we're passen
gers by the stage to Walden this morn
ing.
Emil Thirkeldsen and party return
ed last afternoon from their camping
trip up the river.
H. A. Gish of the Three Rules went
to Denver this morning for a business
trip of a couple of days.
S. w. Gillespie, the northern Albany
ranchman, is attending to some bust,
ness matters in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Weber left for
the mountains today with a big load of
supplies for the camps in that section.
Miss Jennie Peale left on the noon
train for Denver, where she will visit
| with hnr Cfgtap Me-. NJ 11glz. -
about a month.
Mrs. H. A. Smith, who went to Chey-
enne yesterday with Earl Carter's babe
to leave it with relatives there, return
ed home this afternoon.
Sanders Tregoning, the brother of
Richard and Theodore T~regoning, left
on the noon train today for Denver,
where he is now located.
Perry Collins of the Devils Gate sec
ton was here this morning with a par
ty from Denver, making the trip from
Fort Collins in an automobile.
W. ]. Ryan of Omaha, representing
one of the packing concerns was among
the dealers in packing house products
this morning with his order book.
Mrs. Annis, who has been visiting
the family of her sister, Mrs. A. Mil
Ter, at Fifth and Garfield streets, will
leave tonight for her home in Iowa.
]. T. Thomas of the McGill ranch is
in the city, under the care of a surgeon
for an abscess on one of his feet fol.
lowing an injury to that member.
Frank Pulliam, who is now employ
ed at Rawlins, and who spent a few
days with his family in this city, has
returned to the Carbon county metrop-
oils.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Hiskey left to-
day for Colby, Kas., where they will
visit for a few days with the family of
their brother, Thomas Hiskey, who
lives at that place.
L. Tobin of st. Joseph, Mo-, repre-.
senting the National Biscuit company,
was a city visitor this morning, look.
ing after the interests of that great
concern in this locality.
Mrs. George Hazard and sweet lit,
tie daughter, who have spent the sum
sem with Mrs. Hazards parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Miller, will leave for their
home at Kansas City next week.
c. A. Judy of Grand Island, Neb., is
here in the interest of his stock-buying
business. He is accompanied by c. B.
Modisett, who would take a few sheer
occasionally if offered at the right
prices.
j. W. Young, president of the San
Pete Valley railroad at Salt Lake, who
has been the guest Of Messrs. Gresley
and Logan at their ranch in the Cen,
%tennial valley, reached the city last
night and will return to his home al
Zion.
Melvin Johnson left this afternoon
for Kearney, Neb., where he will re
enter the Kearney Military institute
and complete his education. He has
spent the summer vacation here al
home with his parents, MI. and Mrs
]. w. Johnson.
Rev. R. A. Lansdell returned at noon
from Rock River, where he had been
to hold divine services and to be pres
ent at the social given last night at
the Rock River hotel for the benefit OF
the organ fund of the new church be
ing organized there.
J. H. Holmes and ]. H. Bills return
ed last night from the DEVILS Gate sec
ton, where they had been to inspect
the Hamilton Mining company's golC
and copper claims, and which they pro
nounce some of the finest in the Who'll,
Douglas creek district.
A. A. Hunter of Walden, cashier o
the North park bank, is here today
looking up some business matters, an,
will return to his post of duty tomor
row. He visited Cashier Spalding AM
Cashier Jones of the local nationa
banks during his stay in the city.
Ben Bellamy, who has been working