, 1906-11-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

W. L. Reynolds arrived from Valdez
last night.
James Murphy of Rawlins is a cit.
visitor today.
Thomas M. Wood of Denver was her,
this morning.
Louis A Gregory was a Centennia
visitor last night.
Prof. P. H. Daley is in from tn,
mines at Centennial.
c. p. Lund of Mandel was among thu
Kuster guests last night.
A. TRADING expects to return to nj
home at Wayside on Friday.
c. S. Carr and Hugo B. Buerger o
Denver were city visitors today.
George Chapman is in from Leslie
with the Strong mine freight teams.
j. H. Pearsons went to Walden by the
Iaramie-Walden stage this morning
w. L. Riddle of Walden was here
last evening, a guest at the Kuster.
j. II. Roberts of Runnells, Ia, was
among the guests at the johnson last
night.
George T. Peryam of Riverside is
in the city, a guest at the johnson
hotel. T..
E. A. Croskery of Wheatland was a
city visitor last night, a guest at the
Kuster.
Otis Thayer of the railroad company
was among the visitors to the city this
morning.
]. S. Cook and Sidney E. Bartlett of
Cheyenne were among the visitors to
the city this morning.
e. F. Buchtel of Salt Lake was among
the visitors to the city this morning, a
guest at the Union Pacific.
DR.. E.. A. Croskery of Keystone re.
turned to that point this morning, after
spending a short time in this city.
Christian Larson has returned to his
home on the Pioneer canal, having dis.
posed of some business commissions
here.
Frank and Horace Boyce of Walden
arrived in the city last night and will
&c from here to Nevada to engage in
mining.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will be held
on Thursday, at 3 p. m. at Mrs. ]. E.
Gates.
e. j. Bell retrned last night for Ore.
gon, where he bought 10000 sheep,
which are expected to arrive some
time in the night.
Rev. N. G. Sundby of Centennial re.
turned home this morning, having ar.
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
after some supplies.
]. B. Woods and f. w. Geddes, ranch
men n stockmen, were visitors this
morning, looking after some stock in.
forests they have here.
Herbert Richie arrived last night
from Keystone and is the guest of his
mother on Sixth street. He is engaged
In mining in the Douglas creek mining
district.
Bert Hoss of the C Bar ranch was
among the visitors to the city today,
coming to meet E. j. Bell, who is just
home from Oregon, where he had been
buying sheep.
Among the Denver visitors at the
Union Pacific today were II. B. Raley,
J. w. Kuertzman, S. o. Robinson, A. ].
Westland, ]. w. Queary, R. W. Rhoads
aid A. II. Desch.
W. B. Emmons and ]. A. Winkler, jr.,
of the Riverside ranch were here this
morning, arriving from the ranch yes
terday afternoon. They are interested
il some pending stock deals.
j. Riley Kunkle of the ranch is in
the city, parting his name and his hair
in the middle, now that his threshing
machine is cutting high jinks among
the grain stacks of the Laramie plain.
Mrs. j.. T. Thompson, who has been
conducting a hotel at Buford, has
leased the hotel to other parties and
removed to Laramie for the winter.
the work having proved too heavy for
her.
r. B. True of Boulder, Colo, for
merly cashier of one of the banks at
Walden, was in the city last night,
leaving for Walden to look after some
business interests he still has in North
park.
Otto Gramm went to Medicine Bow
yesterday afternoon to receive a thou
sand head of sheep brought from Ore
gon for the Peak lodge ranch by E. ].
Bell. The sheep will be branded and
driven to the ranch.
Timothy Ross of Toltec arrived In
the city at 10 o'clock this morning and
left during the afternoon for Wayres-
turg, Pa, his former home, intending
to remain there for the present. He
will meet Frank c.. Bosler at that place.
Colonel E. A. Slack of Cheyenne, re
ceiver of the United States land Office
at that place, passed through the city