, 1907-02-21
PERSONAL

To-Day.
Mrs. B. ]. Fepnel left for Denver
today.
L. C. Cashier OF Chicago is at the
Kuster.
T. e. Shear of Orange, ILL.,, is at the
johnson.
R. Elmore OF New York is at the
Johnson.
L. J. Lehman and Fred Hurd are at
the Kuster.
Judge Fshback went to Denver on
train No. 4.
Mrs. Weaver and son went to Tie
Siding today.
M. l.. Douglas, an Idaho farmer, is
at the Kuster.
Mrs. Taylor and children went to
Sherman today.
Fred Dawson is at home for a visit
with his family.
County Clerk Featherstone went to
Cneyenne today.
Miss Bertha Cordray of New York
is at the Euster.
e. P. Pearson is in from his Virginia
dale ranch today.
MIR. Inc Mrs. E. A. Wilkinson went
to Cheyenne today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hecht are in
from the Centennial valley.
w. j. Keely, j. M. Kiser and Bob
Wright are in from the country.
T. w. Talkner and wife of the "Tilly
olson" company are at the Kuster.
Charles B. Taylor of Glenfora was
among the visitors to the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kyner of Denver
were registered at the Kuster last
night.
John Irwin has returned to the Stick.
ney ranch, after a business visit to
the city.
August Grimm of Medicine Bow was
in the city this morning, stopping at
the Kuster.
Mrs. Axel Bloom has returned to her
ranch, after a business and buying visit
to the city.
William Wurl. jr., of Tie Siding re-
turned home today with some supplies
for the ranch.
R. Goette n Walter Beggs of Den
yer were among the guests at the
Johnson hotel last night.
M. L. Douglas of Montpelier, Idaho,
a prominent stockman of that section.
was a Kuster guest last night.
Ed Nelson, c. L. Crawford and e. B.
Grimes Of Lookout were among the
visitors to the city last night.
Frank Carroll Of Dale creek was
among the visitors to the CITY last
night. a guest at the Johnson.
Frank auckland of Garrett reached
the city last night and win spend a
few days in town. He is stopping at
the johnson.
]. H. McNealey left for the west this
morning with six horses and two wag-
ons loaded with grain and provisions
for the camps there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Jones returned
to their ranch at the Centennial trans
fer this morning, after a shopping ex-
petition at the county seat.
F. o. Carlisle of Erie, Pa William
M. Sebig and NJ. Shol of Chicago, and
c. A. Nichoalds of Denver we're guests
at the Union Pacific last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bryant of Cheyenne
arrived in the city last afternoon to be
present at $3.50 at the marriage of their
Son. Mr.. Cornelius, to Miss Speigelberg.
Hon. John Reid, the forester in
charge of the Crow creek forest re-
serve, spent the night in the city, COM
ing in from the range yesterday after.
noon.
e. Percy Palmer of Casper, who is
interested in other banks in that sec
ton Of the state, was here yesterday
afternoon, On a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Wilkinson and other friends.
s. W. Tannehill, the Holmes mining
man and foreman of the Rambler mine,
arrived from Holmes last night and
today met NJ. M. Green Of Chicago,
the secretary of the Rambler Mining
and Smelling company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Crandall have
returned from Cheyenne, where Mr..
Crandall was sergeant-at-arms of the
senate, and he has resumed his place
with the building department Of the
w. n. Holiday company.
NJ. NJ. Green Of Chicago arrived from
the east last night and was a guest
at the Kuster. He met S. w. Tannehill
Of Holmes, the foreman of the Ram
bier mine, who arrived from the noun
tains yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. T. ]. Dayton and her mother,
Mrs. Van Buskirk, left this afternoon
for Denver. At that place they will
be met by Mrs. Hearing and she will
accompany them to Pueblo. Mrs. Day,