, 1907-11-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

James Mead OF Mandel is here.
Albert Rogers is in from Walden.
) a Hackberg is here from Mande
G. r. Tramel of Rawlins is in tow
Al w. j. Cowan is in from the Ha,
!, ranch.
), L. b. Adams of Apex, Colo. is .
the Kuster.
J. H. Colgan of Springfield, Ill, is q
the Kuster.
Fred Snyder of Iron mountain is i
the city today.
j. H. Davis of Salt Lake was at tn
kuster last night.
B. d. Pope was a sseng to Wa
den this morning.
ID. M. Bell of Rock River was at tn
johnson last night.
William Harris and E. A, Speary o
Denver are in the city.
John Hill is here from keystone
staying at the johnson.
j. Macfarlane left this morning TO.
Ao hoAlo az lNoIIut park.
Mrs. C. S. Greenbaum left yesterda,
afternoon for Denver for a few DAYS
visit.
Wesley Jensen of Saratoga wa.
among the guests at the Johnson las
night.
Oscar Anderson was among the ar
rivals from the North park country yes
terday afternoon.
l.. c. Gilbert, o. l.. Burnham ant
Il. G%lendenning of Denver are register
ed at the Kuster.
ID. Yearshey and Felix Atkinson o
Medicine Bow were registered at tn,
Johnson last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Nelson o
Rock River We're among the guests n
the Kuster last night.
N. A. Davis and r. J.. Harsham o
Alliance, Neb., were among the guest!
at the Johnson last night.
Warren Rogers was here this after
noon, coming from his Mandel ranci
"ith q SO iOdu VI Ddltu nay.
w M. Mathis, the candy kid" o
Cheyenne, was here this morning, sell
ing sweets to the local con~fectioners.
William Kent and E. w. Downs wer,
among the passengers tt the Boswell
ranch by the Walden stage this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Homer were I,
from their ranch last night, coming Il
attend the concert at the Methods
church.
A. P. Hereford and C. w. Colburn o
North park, who were here last nigh.
registered at the Union Pacific, left TO
home this morning.
John A. Kunkle, who is running
~threshing machine in the Rock Rive.
section, was a city visitor last night
a guest at the kuster.
@. B. Beall of St. Joseph and F. w
Zimmerman and w. ]. Booth of st
Louis were the Missouri guests at tn,
Union Pacific last night.
Richard Barry Sullivan of Boston i
in the city, the guest of his cousins
Misses Anna and Helen Ryan, and wi
remain here for the present.
8. H. Campbell will leave this aft 81
noon for Dale creek, where he has
spawning camp, and will bring the egg
so far collected to the hatchery.
William Greaser, the Little Larami
ranehman, was a city visitor yesterda
afternoon, returning home with a good
ly load of farm supplies and provision:
Mrs. F. w. Bross arrived from tn
Lund ranch yesterday Afternoon
where she has been visiting for a fey
days, and is now staying at the Kustel
G. R. Root, the handsome and smi
ing young salesman for the Swift con
pany at Omaha, was a city visitor tt
day, adding to the sunshine of tn
west.
Jacob Lund, the Big Laramie rancl
man, Is in the city, coming yesterda
afternoon with his daughters, Effie an
Elva, who will spend a few days i
town.
Misses Dora and Sophia Prayer c
Garrett, the bright young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prayer, pi'
neers Of that section, are in the cit!
staying at the Kuster.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. M. F. Reed of Center
NAL are in the city, the guests Of tn
family of their sister, Mrs. Fred
Miller, at Sixth and Thornburg
streets, and will return home tomo
row.
Joe Martin of Jelm and his youn
son were among the visitors to the cit
this morning. Mr.. Martin is a flu
blooded Indian, but is a good, 10y
American citizen and prosperous ranc
man.
Miss Sinclair, who is preparing fl
y the juvenile minstrel entertainme'
here, is i'll at her rooms at the Unit
Pacific, under the care OF a pnysicii
last night. She was threatened wi
an attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. E. r. Breisch of Cheyenne, wi
of the agent for the Union Pacific al