, 1907-06-29
PERSONAL
AXel Palmer is here.
w. j. Alsop is in town.

Axel Palmer is here.
w. j. Alsop is in town.
F. w. Geddes was here yesterday.
L. Aldren of Denver is at the John
son.
E. w. Johnson is in from Jelm to-
day.
l.. r. Jones of Wheatland is in the
city.
James McKeown of Rock River is in
the city.
George A. Flanagan of Denver is at
the Kuster.
John P. Hogley of Encampment is
at the Johnson.
Paul w. Lee of Fort Collins is at
the Union Pacific.
]. II. Detro returned to his ranch
home this morning.
Robert Nelson was a passenger to
Keystone this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pascoe are in
the city this afternoon.
Hon. ]. S. Atherly returned last
night from a western business trip.
Miss Fay Brooks left for her home
at Woods this morning by the Walden
stage.
Fordyce Brownlee and Ed Kincaid
of Walden were at the Johnson last
night.
F. E. Lyons and H. E. Hunter left
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Serl Of Battle Creek,
Mich, were among the guests at the
|Kuster last night.
Walter Smith left for the upper riv-
err country this morning with a couple
of loads of freight.
Otis Thayer, the division engineer
of the Wyoming division, was a city
visitor this morning.
Oliver Mansfield was in from his
Laramie river ranch this morning, do
ing some shopping at the stores.
Mrs. Weaver left for her ranch at
| Tie Siding this afternoon, where she
| will spend a part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Pulls were in
from their ranch yesterday, returning
late in the afternoon with supplies.
Miss Ira Harper and Miss Elizabeth
| Swank of Cheyenne were among the
guests at the Union Pacific last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder OF
| Jelm were among the pleasant callers
at this hive of industry yesterday aft
| ernoon.
Walter Hixon left for Woods and
points up the Laramie river this morn
ing with large loads of supplies for
the stage stations.
Mrs. C. H. SCHNEIDER of Tie Siding
was among the business visitors 10
| the county seat this morning, laying
in some household supplies.
Miss Margaret Holiday of the furni
ture department of the w. H.. Holiday
company's store left this afternoon for
| Cheyenne for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bradfeld, who
were married here a day or two ago
have returned to their home at Wal
den, where they will reside.
C. G. Logan of the Gresley & Logar
ranch in the Centennial valley was {
city visitor today, arriving last nigh
and registering at the Union Pacific
Mrs. Emma H. Knight, county su
perintendent of schools, will cave fol
the northern part OF the county Mon
day, to visit the schools in that neigh
borhood.
George M. Code of Minneapolis
Mimi. is at the Johnson. He is the
delivery engineer for the Mott Fire
Engine company, and is here to test
the new steam engine.
William Mari, the North park
ranchman, left for home this morning
having arrived yesterday from Den
yer, where he had been to attend the
public lands convention.
o. B. Stigers, the saddlemaker at
the w. H. Holiday company's store
| VINO mas Deen NisllihS I beh'Si ~
| the past week, has returned home and
resumed his position in the harness
shop.
C. w. Preston left for his home at
| Walden this morning. He came from
North park a week ago and went to
| Denver, where he had been visiting,
| Mr.. Preston is a teacher in the North
park schools.
R. G. Ford, who has been visiting
friends here for a few days, and at
tending the commencement at the uni
~yersity, has left for his duties with the
! University of Illinois, he being now a