, 1906-12-28
PERSONAL

a. Nash Of Cheyenne is in the city.
l.. X. Rose OF Howell was here today
c. w Anderson Of Denver is in tn,
city.
j. Harold Harden of Mandel is il
town.
William McKeag of Medicine Bow is
in town.
James Daugherty is a visiting ranch
man today.
Bert Dunlap of Leslie was a city visi
tor last night.
C.. l.. Lamper and T.. Thompson of
Denver were here last night.
Erick Hansen and Albert Rogers ar.
rived last night from Walden.
R. H. Rossman of Woods was among
the visitors t the city last night.
Charles Appel, the cigarmaker, went
to Cheyenne on the noon train today.
Mrs. Brooks returned to Woods this
morning, after a brief visit to the city
o. II. Olson arrived from the tie
camp at Keystone yesterday afternoon
Oscar Johnson of Cheyenne was a
visitor to the city last night, a guest at
the Johnson.
Mrs. Nick Lundquist left for home
yesterday afternoon, after a brief buy.
ing trip to the city.
Mrs. j.. W. johnson and Miss Chris.
tine Engstrom left this afternoon for
Denver for a few days visit.
Senator McGill returned at noon to-
day from Rock River, where he had
been on a brief bushes. trip.
Charles j.. Anderson of the Buckeye
ranch at Centennial, was a city visitor
las night, a guest at the Johnson.
Miss Grace Miller left yesterday aft
ernoon for Ogden, where she will join
her parents, who are located there.
Otto Gramm went to Rawlins this
morning for a few days stay, looking
after his interests at the ~penitentiary.
Charles Watkins of Denver is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Wat
kins, at their home at Fourth and Clark
streets.
w. G. Keim of Lincoln, Neb., the
horse n cattle buyer, is here today,
looking after some punches of stock Of
fered for sale.
Conductor and Mrs. John Kissick and
daughter, Merle, left yesterday for Den
yer, where they will spend a few days
on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. n Mrs. f. w. Marriott of the
Grace creek ranch left for the east last
night, going from this city to Denver,
to be absent for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wagner arrived
last night from Rawlins and today re-
ceived the hearty congratulations of a
large number of their friends.
Miss Emma Sodergreen, who has
been visiting at Keystone for a few
weeks, arrived in the city by the Cen
tennial stage last afternoon.
c. d. Oviatt left for the Boswell
ranch this morning, having come with
his family a few days ago to spend the
Christmas holidays in this city.
C. G. Logan of the Gresley & Logan
ranch in the Centennial valley was
among the visitors to the city last
night, a guest at the Union Pacific.
Homer Weber is in from Woods to-
day, arriving yesterday afternoon with
a couple of large loads of lumber for
the building department of the w. H.
Holiday company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nash of Cheyenne
are visiting in the city. arriving from
Denver on the noon train, where they
spent Christmas with the family of
their brother, Jet Nash.
Louis w. Hahn, a travelling freight
solicitor for the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad, was here this
morning, looking after the interests OF
that road in this section.
Mrs. Whiting is expecting the arrival
tonight or tomorrow of Mr.. and Mrs
Heath of Ogden, who have been spend
ing the holidays in Nebraska and who
will stop over here on their way west,
Mr.. Goldsmith of Wheatland, who
came with his wife and her sister, Miss
Mary Wright, for the holidays a few
days ago, returned home today, leaving
Mrs. Goldsmith and Miss Wright for a
longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Haslett returned
this afternoon from Iowa, where they
have been visiting for some time. Mr.
Haslett was formerly in charge of the
coal chutes at Rock River, resignin!
that position some time ago.
F. C. Bosler and Sir Horace Plunketf
passed through the city this afternoon
en- route from Bosler to Wheatland
where Sir Horace has some interests
They had intended driving across, but
gave this up and went by train.
Miss Julia Watkins of Denver is in
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