, 1906-04-21

1
Centennial this morning.
Charles Appel has returned from a
business trip to Cheyenne.
George Chapman was here from
Horse creek this morning.
Jerome Decker left for Walden with
his freight teams this morning.
Mrs. f. C. Let's and daughter went
to Rawlins yesterday afternoon.
John Hohnholz of Shelf creek re-
turned home today, after a business
trip to the city.
Miss Susie Lewis arrived from
Green's ranch last night, coming in on
the walden stage.
Miss Katherine Smith of Cheyenne
is visiting friends in this city, the guest
of Miss Efhe Burris-
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Brooks arrived
from Walden last night and were
guests at the Kuster.
Lee Kidd returned today from Raw
Inns, where he had been on business
for the music house here.
James Daughterty was in from his
ranch on the Little Laramie yesterday
afternoon and this morning.
Charles Lehman and Oliver Sealer
left at noon today for Cheyenne, where
they will attend a dance tonight.
w. j. Cone, bookkeeper at the King
Bros ranch, spent the night in the
city, returning to the ranch today.
Charles Riggen of Walden is in
town and will leave for North park
tomorrow with a big load of freight.
Charles p. Dennison of Jefferson
City, Mo-, who has been visiting here,
left for Rawlins on the afternoon train.
Mrs. Peter Cunningham and children
returned yesterday afternoon from
Iowa, where they have been visiting
for some time.
Mrs. Nick Lundquist and SOL have
returned to their home on the Big
Laramie, after a business visit to the
stores in the city.
Mr.. G. B. Fedrick and Mrs. ]. A.
Hoskins of Lookout arrived in the city
on the noon train today n returned
on the west-bound train at 3 o'clock.
NJ o,d Mr., E1atober camnbeu loft
for their home at Hebron, Colo, this
morning. Mrs. Campbell has been
away for some time and Mr.. Camp
bell met her here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Connor re
turned this morning from California.
having left San Francisco at 8 O'Clock
Thursday morning, .twenty-eight hours
after the earthquake shock.
Mrs Charles Miller and hahe who
have heen visiting with tbeir narents
Mr. ana Nrrs A Mirer .t Eifth ana
Garfield streets, left for their home at
Fort Collins, Colo, this afternoon.
n n Case 1aft Sotrrdov for Iero.
nil 10 ,ooI nm suitohIo Iooot;o, for
bis dougbtor Mrs a I rro+er who
-contemnIotos yoirg into hrsinnss in
Itbot attroctiya ut+Io citv-JusL uar.
aid.
w A Com1v of Toltec aSseSsou for
itbo nortborn distrio+ of AIhonn oorn+v
reached the oit,, on tno Noon troir 10
dav. exnectinp to snend a few davs
here ON business connected with bis
omce
Mr. and Mrs q p Arnold left IN
the noon train today for St louis in.
tending to take a RIM from that citv
to New Orleans on a steamboat Mr.
Arnold will nroba hIv ho home bv the
first of Nav
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amt ~ Mrs u n r1isron al NJ
ICho,,os III In - -
from H. 49, son - 80 ~
aramia on tboir r. tho,n -
at perrv Iowa
MRS, layior, MT. ana mrs. Lowry
wee her. 10 ottand H. loo H. ~
ladies' AUXILIARY to the Rrotborhooa of
hallway Trainman last niobt Ieft for
their homes of Cbevenno On tbe noon
train today
II d poto. -.
/ :, II a.ions nnihe was
~ - go 80 'penu-
Leslie This mornins n sana nendi
ions continne 10 imnrove a. tha uaina
and that the outIool- 10 NOT Iess ernnnr
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