, 1907-02-19

" iAokhho IL. lit City
N. oppenheim of Chicago is in the
city.
Mrs. Ora Ben Haley went to Denver
today.
Mrs. Gus Larson went to Cheyenne
today.
Mrs. VIII McMurray vent to Denver
today.
G. L. stoller returned to Cooper hill
yesterday.
julius Pulls. the ranchman, was here
yesterday afternoon.
r. H. Blum and James Bracken are
down from Rawlins.
Bertha Boyd left for Denver today.
where she will visit friends.
Judge Carpenter and Stenographer
Patterson have gone to Casper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hoss of the C Bar
ranch were among the guests at the
Kuster last night.
LIZ. Toban, the st. Joseph travelling
man, was here this morning, a guest
at the Union Pacific.
H.. e. Hunter came in yesterday from
Cowdrey and left last night for Den.
yer and Fort Collins.
Julian Bernheimer was a passenger
by stage from Cowdrey and by rail to
Fort Collins last night.
Abram Bosler returned last night
from Bosler, where he had been visit
ing for a day or two.
Herman Greaser and ]. F White OF
Rock River were among the guests at
the Johnson last night.
George Holmes went to Keystone
this morning, where he is interested
In Some mining property.
Miss Eva S. stogdill of Walden ar
rived in the city last afternoon and
was a guest at the Kuster.
G. +. Hoel returned to Cheyen.~on
the Los Angeles Limited train this
morning, after a business visit to this
city.
h. c. Dunbar, C. G. Robinson, J.. l..
Felger and R. Dunbar were among the
Chicago guests at the Union Pacific
last night.
Mrs. ]. MacFarlane of Walden was
In the city last night, leaving for New
York and other eastern cities for a
visit of some months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. George of Viz
GINA Dale are in the city for a few
days, doing some shopping. They are
stopping at the Kuster.
George Newman of the Millbrook
ranch is in the city for a few days. re-
ceiving treatment for an injured hand
sustained on the ranch.
Frank H. Eggleston returned this
morning from Denver, where he had
been with Mary Wilson, who was op-
Grated upon in that city yesterday.
Rev. Trowbridge OF Walden, who has
been visiting at Sterling, Colo, for
some time, passed through the city
this morning, en- route home from the
east.
John Sheehan, a miner at the Strong
mine, who went to Denver a few days
ago, returned last night and left for
the mine today to resume his position
there.
Elsie Wynn of Walden, a jewelry
merchant of that city, was here this
morning, on his way home from Cali
%fornia, where he had been since the
18th of January.
George H. Chapman Of Leslie, who
was here yesterday to attend the we'd
ding of his daughter, Miss Efie Chap
man, and Mr.. Scholl. returned to his
home on Horse creek today.
Jonas Berglund returned to his ranch
today, after a brief visit to the city,
having come to consult a physician
regarding his health, which vas some
what detecting for a short time.
X. J. MacCallum Of Walden arrived
in the city last afternoon, leaving lat
er in the evening for Fort Collins, o
business Connected with his oEce as
commissioner of that Colorado county
Captain H. S. Whipple. Of the re-
cruiting service, was here yesterday
afternoon, leaving for the EAST short
ly before midnight. He was here to
See to the opening of the recruiting
station in the Temple building, Cor.
poral JOHN W. Spicer Of the general
service being in charge.
Art and William Trounsell of Walden
arrived from Denver last night and
left for Walden this morning. They
have been in Denver and other points
Whereabouts for several weeks. going
to the Colorado capital to attend the
live stock show and to dispose OF some
cattle they had on the market.
GREAT AMERICAN HAND SOAP,
NO OTHER so FINE, SOLD AT HoL.
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