, 1907-01-14

| YIN III
John Kerr of Keystone Is at the Kus
ter.
H. A. Keyes of Hermosa was here to.
day.
E. T. Rogers left this morning for
Walden,
Mrs. Will Thomas was repoted much
better today.
j. Harold Harden of Mandel was
here this morning.
John Ridderstadt VS. in from his
ranch this morning.
G.. II. Greaves of Cheyenne was a
city visitor last night.
G. A. Bell of washington was at the
Union Pacific this morning.
John Kunkle arrived Saturday after
noon form the Soderereen ranch.
L. l.: Laughlin of Toltec was here
Sunday, a guest at the Union Pacific.
George H. Chapman was in from Les.
lie last night, a guest at the Johnson.
Cyrel Eykyn of Mandel was a city
visitor last night, a guest at the Kus,
ter.
C. F. Kuster left this morning TO
Holmes to look after his mining inter
ests in that section.
Donald Foote left last Saturday to
resume his studies at the Laramie uni
versity.-Evanston Press.
Fred Snyder and Ed McCue are in
from Horse creek, arriving yesterday
and registering at the Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. CrandaII have
gone to Cheyenne, MI. CrandalI being
sergeant-atarms of the state senate.
August Hynds, an employee of the leg.
islature, returned to Cheyenne yester-
day afternoon to assume his duties to
day.
Booker L. Smith, the Holmes mining
man, was among the Passengers from
that place to this city Saturday after
noon.
DR.. Ballard and DE-. Hamilton re.
turned last night from a professional
trip to Red Buttes, undertaken during
the forenoon.
Miss Tathwell left this morning for
Sibylee, and will go from there to the
Moore school house to teach the winter
term of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivinson, Mrs. Grow and
Miss Grow are still at Denver, expect.
ing to leave that city on Wednesday
for their Mexico trip.
D. A. Carr of Careyville, Wyo., arriv-
ed last night from the east and are
contemplating a trip to the Rambler
MINI this afternoon or tomorrow.
U. G. Adkins of Denver was here To.
day, representing the Pacific Press
Publishing company in the introduction
ness men.
George Trabing, who is now the man
ager of the North Park Stage CON
pany, was in Walden Wednesday look,
ig after the interests of that company.
North Park Union.
Won. F. S. King, Senator Crumrine
Senator Atherly, Hon. Will McMurray
and Senator Johnson returned to the
state capital today to take up their du-
ties as members of the Ninth state leg
%islature.
Otto Gramm went to Rawlins Sun
day morning n will so from there to
Rock Springs tonight, joining the AL
bany county delegation to the State
Wool Growers convention at that place
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bridger of Way.
side are in the city and will remain
for a few days. They came with their
grandfather, John Radichal, and saw
him depart Sunday afternoon for his
home in the Badger state.
John Radichal, the aged father of
Mrs. A. Trabing, who anne west with
his daughter at the time of the death
of her husband, left for his home at
Wayside, Wis, yesterday afternoon,
having been visiting here since
Thanksgiving.
Joe H. King left this afternoon for
Rock Springs, where he will attend the
state Wool Growers association tomor-
row, going from there to Ogden to
meet his wife, who has been visiting
there for soma time. They will prob
ably go to Salt Lake to attend the
meeting of the National Wool Growers
association.
II q White of Denver peneral az.