, 1907-06-11
PARAGRAPHS.

w. E. Stillson of Mandel is at the
Kuster.
George Chubbuck of Battle Lake is
at the johnson.
Miss Elsie Reid left today for her
home at McGill.
DR.. Hamilton vent to Jelm today
on professional business.
II Mrs. l.. j. Porter n John Porter
are in from Woods landing.
Charles F. Kuster returned last
night from a business trip to Denver.
James Campbell of Elk mountain
was a guest at the johnson last night.
Miss Arletta Eastman is here from
Rawlins to visit during commence
ment.
James Lund of Mandel left this af-
%ternoon for California with a view TO
locating.
Mrs. S. w. Eye of Cheyenne vas a
city visitor last night, registered at
the kuster.
piuiSW pClS d1u Dail VI
Denver were among the guests at the
Johnson last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill of North
park are among the visitors to the
city today, registered at the Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cameron have
returned from Salt Lake, Mrs. Cam
eron and the babe having visited there
for some time.
Otto Gramm has gone to Chey.
enne to be present at the reception of
the silver trowel by the Masonic
lodges this afternoon.
George Newman, the blacksmith ut
the Millbrook ranch, left for home
this morning, having disposed of some
business matters here.
Kort Schenck of Little Medicine n
his son, Charles Schenck, are here
today, with j.. R. Bennett, Of that
place, on a real estate deal.
Miss Louise Thobro returned last
night from Elk mountain and will be
kept at home for a few days on &C
count of her ~dislocated ankle.
Miss Margaret Friend, a teacher in
the Rawlins schools, arrived today.
She is visiting Mrs. Nellie Wilson and
will stay until after commencement.
J.. c. Austin, who has been a ranch.
man under the Pioneer canal for sew
eral years, left yesterday for Toronto,
Canada, where he will reside in future.
Prof. C. b. Ridgaway of the Univer-
sity of Wyoming is attending the
meeting of the Wyoming consistory.
Scottish Rites Masons, at Cheyenne
today.
Frank Holiday, Frank King, N. X.
Boswell, Prof. Ridgaway, Dean Bode,
Prof. Buffum and Justice Hynds are
among the Laramie Masons at Chey-
enne today.
Miss Dora Thobro has gone to Elk
mountain, where She will continue the
school taught by her sister, Miss
Louise, who is laid up at home with
a dislocated ankle.
Charlie Olson, the Virginia Dale
ranchman and former resident of this
city, was in town this morning, among
the pleasant callers at this temple of
truth and industry.
Lee Gardner of Maxwell, Ia, O.. NJ.
Springer of Chicago, c. G. Monroe
Of Cambridge, o., and Frank Wrinkle
of Belle Fouche, S. D., were among
the guests at the Johnson last night.
Hon. ]. S. Atherly, who fell in a
faint at his home yesterday, while
suffering from a severe attack of sick
headache, was better today and able
to leave the house for a little while at
a time.
J.. T. Brennan of Des Moines. la,
w. C. Kailer Of Denver, E. w. MtCul-
Tough Of Sheridan, Mo, e. r. Barker
of Grant City, Mo, James A. Stimson
of Red Oak, Ia, and w. ]. Jeackel OF
St. Louis were guests at the Kuster
last night.
E. B. Colby of New York, Lew John
SON.. E. S. Tobey, Charles P. Caskey,
John H. Bryse and f. E. Willard of
Denver, Charles H. Buffum of Walla
Walla, Wash, and C. G. Buck of
Portland, Ore, were guests at the In
ion Pacific last night.
Miss Edith Wright arrived last
night from Missouri Valley, Ia, where
she has been visiting for a few days,
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
T. Beltz. She will remain here for
ten days or two weeks before return
ing to her home in Pocatello.
Harry George, formerly of this city
but now a linotype operator at Spo-
kane, Wash, passed through the city
Sunday on his way to Indianapolis,
Ind, the headquarters of the typo
graphical union, where he goes to ad-
Just some local matters for his union.
Miss Elizabeth Grow arrived last