, 1907-03-14
PARAGRAPHS.

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Hattie Radclif Of Red Wing, Mont.
is at the Union Pacific.
]. L. Johnston Of Sibylee is in The
city. stopping 1t the Kuster.
Dave Michael of Tampa, Fla, wa,
among the guests at ithe Kuster las,
night.
E. Herbert Allen of Boston was /,
city visitor today, registered at tn,
Kuster.
]. Hollingsworth of Shelton, Neb.
was among the guests at the johnson
last night.
James AIlard left for his home a
Walden this morning. having spent thu
day here yesterday.
w. A. Ralston and c. J.. Anderson
left this morning for their homes IL
the Centennial valley.
c. F. Mcclure and 2. M. Patterson
OF Denver were here last night, reg
istered at the 'Kuster.
H. Y. Newhouse of Canton, O.. was
In the city this morning, looking afte,
some business matters.
G. G. King. j. Bode. G. R. Vile and
]. P. Zonne Of Denver We're guests at
the Union Pacific today.
Albert Sodergreen returned to the
Sodergreen ranch this morning, by way
OF the Walden stage line.
John Ridderstedt, the Sheep noun.
lain ranchman, was among the guests
at the johnson last night.
]. E! Cate and George e. Duncan of
Chicago were among the visitors to the
city today, guests at the Union Pa
cifc.
Henry Meyers returned to his home
at Mandel yesterday afternoon, having
spent a day or two in the city on bust.
ness.
George Trabing, superintendent of
the Laramie and Walden stage route,
is laid up at home with an attack of
la grippe.
Miss Bessie Gallagher returned to
her home at Morgan yesterday after.
noon, having spent a day or two in
the city on business.
c. R. Root of South Omaha, travel.
ing from that city for one of the great
packing houses, was here last night, a
guest at the Union Pacific.
Charles Schenck of Medicine Bow
was In the city this morning, looking
after some business matters, and re.
turned on the afternoon train TODAY.
l.. Aldren of Denver, the piano tuner,
spent the day here, looking after SOM
business matters and meeting the de-
mands for his services from his pat.
rons.
H. T. Weber and James Jensen re-
turned to Woods landing today, having
come yesterday with heavy loads of
lumber for the W. H. Holiday COM
pany's lumber yards.
Mrs. Mark Baldwin and her son.
Mark, jr., who have been spending the
winter here, while the young man at
tended school, left for their home by
the stage this morning.
A. T. Scoville Of the Millbrook ranch
came to town yesterday afternoon and
intended returning today, but was pre-
vented by the cold and the appearance
OF a storm on the Laramie plain.
Mayor C. D. Spalding, who has been
ill for a day Or two, was able to be
at the Albany County National bank
this morning. almost entirely recov-
cred from the effects of the attack.
DR.. Oliver Chambers of Rock
Springs, vice president of the state
board Of medical examiners, is in the
city, attending the meeting of the
board at the Carnegie library building.
"A. ii. Fetters, engineer
for the Union Pacific, arrived from
Omaha yesterday and spent some time
with the foreman of the shops and the
manager of the rolling mills on bust
ness connected with his department Of
the road.
]. F. Humphrey of Mercer, Pa,
Joseph R. Barr of Denver, A. E Dunn
of Washington, Pa, and F. Batters of
Akron, O., arrived in the city last
afternoon and spent the night at the
johnson. Today they Joined the sur
veying corps Of the Laramie Plains
route and left for North park during
the forenoon.