, 1906-03-13
PARAGRAPHS.

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f. Bryceson of Medicine Bow was
in the city this morning.
G. L. Wright of the Fillmore ranch
was in the city last night.
Miss Bertha Boyd left at noon today
for Denver for a few days visit.
Trainmaster F. C. Let's went to
Cheyenne on the noon train today.
John A. Kunkle came in from the
Sodergreen ranch yesterday afternoon
VIII George left this afternoon for
Stockton, Cal, where he will visit for
a little while.
Father Hugh Cummiskey went to
Cheyenne at noo today, expecting to
return tomorrow.
Charles Fauver, the Medicine Bow
stockman, was among the visitors to
the city this morning.
C. A. Judy, the Grand Island stock
buyer, is in the city today, looking aft.
err some purchases here.
Miss Helen Towson went to Chey-
enne today for a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. J.. C. Coble.
John Kunkle is in the city from the
~Sodergreen ranch and will spend a few
days here, going from here to Rawlins.
w. H. Barton of ogden, travelling
auditor for the railroad company, was
here this morning, on company bust,
ness.
T. H. Webb and John A. Johnson
came in from the Douglas creek tie
camp last night and were here this
morning.
Mrs. Charles Yund left at noon to-
day for her new home at Pueblo, Colo,
and did not know when she would
again visit the city.
Jack Mast returned this morning
from the west. He went from here to
Tonopah, New, and has been travelling
extensively in the south and southwest.
Mrs. Warren Rogers is in from the
ranch today, buying some supplies and
some housefurnishings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers having recently taken the old
Bath ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simpson and
their sister returned yesterday after
noon from the Pacific coast, having Wis
tied a number of cities and had a most
enjoyable time.
John and Ed Burke of Ludlow, Mo,
who have been visiting the family of
their uncle, J.. w. Jameson, in this
city for a fortnight or So, left late yes
terday afternoon for their home.
W. H. Dearstyne of the Peters Paper
company at Denver was among the
travelling men in the city this morning
and called at The Republican office in
the course of his visit to the city.
County Coroner Robinson returned
last afternoon from Rock River, where
he had been to investigate the death
of George Adams, whose body was
found beside the railroad track near
that place.
Charles S~odergreen arrived from his
ranch yesterday afternoon and return
ed this morning with John Thees, the
painter and paper hanger, who will re-
decorate the interior of the Sodergreen
residence.
Hon. Andrew Olson of Elk mountain
manager of the Carbon Timber com,
pany, who has been at the Douglas
creek tie camp for several days, reach
ed the city last night and spent the
forenoon here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar S%odergreen ar
rived from the ranch last night ant
Mrs. Sodergreen left this afternoon fol
Seattle, where she will visit for the
next month or so. Mr.. Sodergreen re
turned home at noon today.
Mrs. A. A. Mahar, jr, Mrs. ]. w
Kutzner and Mr.. Clark, of Missoula
Mont, who came here from the fun
eral of Mr.. Mahar at Cheyenne, ant
who were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Strong returned home yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Mahar is the daughteI
of Mrs. Strong.
Mrs. James Mari of Walden, who hat
been at the bedside of her brother-in
law, AL Mari, at Denver. where ne un
derwent an operation at one of the hos
pitfalls, is in Inc city and is stopping
with the family of George A. Patter
son, the mill machinist, at the corne,
of Fourth and Garfield streets.
DR.. S. B. Miller returned this morn
ing from Chicago, where he had beer
taking a postgraduate course at Rusf
Medical college DR.. Miller says that
On the way home, from Omaha to Sher
man hill, there was rain or snow, the
weather from Sherman hill to Laramie
being warm and pleasant. Dr.. Miller
looks well from his trip but is delight
ed that he doesn't have to live any
where but Laramie.
A Favorite Remedy for Babies.