, 1907-12-21

Bow last night, among he guests at
the Kuster.
Mrs. Emma Patterson and w. r. Pat.
terson of Millbrook were guests at the
Kuster last night.
T. D. Quinn and j. ]. Murphy were
guests at the Johnson last night, reg
Iistered from Denver.
e. F. Gaskell is in from his ranch on
the Pioneer canal today, doing some
buying for the holidays.
Hon. and Mrs. Ora Haley lave re-
turned from Denver, where they have
been visiting for a few days.
Louise McHugh, who is attending
school at Cheyenne, will spend the
Christmas holidays at home.
Charles Jarvis and family left on No.
IA today for Toledo, Ia, for a three
weeks visit at their old home.
c.. o. Moon of Marshall, n. D., and
Frank Millslagle of Kilgore, Neb., were
Registered at the Kuster last night.
George H. Chapman is in from Horse
creek and will spend several days in
the city. He is staying at the Johnson.
F. G. Walsh of st. Louis and E. @.
Roum Of Goldfield, New, were among
the guests at the Johnson last night.
Mrs. Henry Meyers returned last
night from Cooper lake, where she had
been to visit with her mother, Mrs. Pat
rick Gallagher.
]. Fred Brown of Montpelier, Idaho,
was in the city this morning, having a
couple of cars Of stock at the yards on
their way to market.
Rev. j. T. Warner of Bay City, Mich,
is in the city, on a visit to his son.
who is connected with one of the
ranches of this valley.
Nick Lundquist, the upper Laramie
river ranchman, was here today, trans
actisg some business and buying some
supplies for the ranch.
j. F. White of Rock River, contractor
for the grading of the Laramie Plains
line west of Centennial, was among the
visitors to the city last night.
Miss Edith Belts, who is teaching at
the Woods school, arrived in the city
last afternoon and will spend the
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Frank Weiser and wife left today
for Denver to visit their daughter and
grandchildren during the holidays,
They will return December 31st.
Mr.. and Mrs, AL Hall and Charles
Hall were in the city this morning.
looming to attend the funeral Of their
lold friend and neighbor, Michael C..
Carroll.
James and George Newell of Toltec
were among the visitors to the city
Christmas shopping and some busi,
ness matters.
j. T. Peckenpaugh of Sheridan had
planned to spend the Christmas holt
days at this place, but was prevented
by press of business at Sheridan. His
wife and son are here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Comley returned
Ito their home at Grace creek today.
taking out a large load of Christmas
and other supplies. Mr.. Gramm will
dine with the Comley family on Christ,
mas day.
Hon. E. w. Burke of Cheyenne was
here last night, in the interest of his
position as pure food, dairy and oil
commissioner, and was in consulta
|tion with Prof. H. G. knight at the uni
|yersity, the state chemist.
Miss Geddes, who has been attending
the convent Of the Holy Child Jesus
at Cheyenne for the past term, arrived
in the city last night and left this
morning with her father, F. w. Geddes,
for the Deerwood ranch above Centen-
NAL, where she will spend the Christ
holidays.
e. P. Pearson nj W. G. Decker are
in from the upper Laramie river, Mr..
Decker coming from Fort Collins,
where he has been living for several
months, and will join his wife at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Sodergreen at the ranch. Mr..
Pearson will not return 20 Virginia
dale before tomorrow.
G. Frank Hannum, the binder in The
bindery will leave tonight
for Chicago, going from there to his