, 1907-10-19
PARAGRAPHS.

today.
e. Il. Flemming of Mandel is at the
Kuster.
Sonny" S%odergreen was here this
morning.
Emma Johnson went to Jelm this
morning.
E. H. Hagg is at the Johnson from
Kansas City.
Mrs. Ferguson left this morning for
the Green ranch.
w. G. Dobbs was here from Pinkhani.
ton, Colo, last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sodergreen are
In from their ranch today.
Alex Knox of the Laramie river was
a city visitor this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Miller arrived
from Jelm by the stage last night.
Fred j. Ihmsen went to Sherman to-
day to visit his family over Sunday.
W. X. Roller was a passenger from
this city to Walden by the stage this
morning.
G. l.. Peterson returned to Keystone
this morning, after u few days spent In
this city.
w. C. Wyatt of Denver Is in the
city. delivering some stock to pur'
chasers here.
l.. c. w. Gavin of Eaton, Colo, is at
tho NorI, IAra u,ith quo 4, ~f ,taa1-
from the west.
G. A. Barnes and sons of Walden
were among the arrivals at the Union
Pacific last night.
II. w. Roller and ]. NJ. Calvert OF
Fort Collins were among the guests
the Kuster last night.
NJ. S. Marriott of Ogden and Warren
Randall of Osceola, Neb., are among
the guests at the Kuster.
A. l.. Sanderson of Kansas City and
G. M. Remilson of Nebraska City, Neb.
are at the Union Pacific.
Willing Richardson and e. Nash oil
Elk mountain were among the guests
AT luc huSltI ldSl hight.
Fred Snyder of Leslie is in the city
disposing of some business in connec
ton with a nay contract.
Louis Miller and a telephone line
man went out over the Jelm line TO
day to make some repairs.
c. P. Arnold left for the east this
afternoon, and will visit his son, Thur
man Arnold, at Wabash college.
M. v. Benson, J. v. Wickbrough, Mrs
Denver were guests at the Union Pa
cific last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. McDermott are
building a splendid five-room cottage
at Second and Sheridan streets, mod
ern in every way.
w. w. Brown of Eaton, Colo, Is a
the stock yards with a band of five
cars of sheep which are being fed i,
transit from the west.
T. H. Gibson arrived this morning
from Denver with the remains of his
wife, whose death occurred in tina
city yesterday morning.
Miss Clara Raife left yesterday fol
her home in Perry, Iowa, after a tire,
months visit with her aunt, Mrs. In
sersoll.-Cheyenne Tribune.
Hon. E.. w. Burke arrived from Chey
enne this morning and is spending tn.
day here on business in connection
with the office of the state pure foo,
commissioner.
E. P. Baker and G. w. Penn of Les
lie, who are buying some cattle to bt
shipped from this station, left for the
country this morning to look at F:
bunch offered.
Bernard Hoitum Of Centennial is /.
the city for treatment for his eyes
One of them was severely injured witt
a small bit of steel several days ago.
Cheyenne Tribune.
Mrs. E. H.. Knight, county superin
tendent Of schools in Albany county
is in the city attending the meetings
of the State Federation of Women!
clubs.-Cheyenne Tribune.
7 c. w. Glazier of Denver was It The
Union Pacific this morning, suffering
from a sever attack of lumoagu ant
rheumatism, hardly able t get about
from the pains in his back.
Miss Maybelle Kunkle of Grandy
Neb., vas a city visitor this morning
leaving turing the forenoon for Mandcl
where she will visit with her sister
Mrs. Coen, of hat neighborhood.
Judge Groes5eck has returned from
Rawlins, where he had been as one Of
the attorneys for Frank J.. Keefe
charged there with murder in the kill
ing of Tom King four years ago.
Judge C. Z. Carpenter, who has been
sitting with The state supreme court
at Cheyenne for a few days, in the
place of Judge Scott, who was inter
ested in some cases in that court be.
fore his elevation to the bench Of the
supreme court, returned home this
morning, the cases having been dispos.
ed of.