, 1907-01-03
PARAGRAPHS.
Dennis Fee is in town.


last night.
Mrs. James Christensen was better
this morning.
Ora Haley has gone to Denver on a
business trip.
C. B. Miller of Chicago is at the
Union Pacific.
Herman Winters arrived from Wal
den last night.
Curt P. Curtis of Howell was at the
Johnson last night.
M. e. Dodge of Denver was at The
Johnson last night.
A. Coe of North park was a city
visitor this morning.
Asmus Franzen of Rock River was
a city visitor this morning.
H. Aschafenberg of Cheyenne was 6
guest at the Johnson last night.
Miss Matilda Frazee is i'll at her
home at Sixth and Grand ven
Jake Hartzell left this morning for
Walden with a big load of freight.
Miss Edith Foster has gone to Chey
enne for a few days visit with rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Beltz left las
night for Kansas City, to be absent
some time.
Miss Leonora E. Shaw of Lancaster.
o., is in the city, among the guests at
the Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. BowIes of Med,
icine Bow are among the late arrivals
at the Johnson
DR.. Agnes Wergeland of the univer,
sity is i'll at her home at Tenth and
Garfield streets today.
Walter Smith returned to his home
at Woods this morning, after a few
days visit to this city.
Mariana Brown of Colorado
Springs was among the guests at the
Union Pacific last night.
Mrs. Oscar Sodergreen returned tc
the ranch this morning, after a brief
business visit to the city.
Vivian McCasland, who has been in
with his freight trains for a few days,
left this morning for North park.
Mrs. Nellie Hill of Cheyenne is the
guest Of the family of her sister, Mrs.
H. T. Hunter, and will remain until to-
morrow.
Ernest Johnson of the Office of the
Johnson hotel is somewhat under the
weather today, though nothing serious
is anticipated.
Tom Peryam of Encampment, a stu
dent at the university, who went home
for the holidays, has returned and re
entered the school.
Mrs. E. p. Baker will leave tonigh
for Denver to re-enter the hospital
after having spent the Christmas holi
days with e family.
Mrs. Skidmore of Cheyenne is visit
ing friends in this city, stopping today
with Ny. and Mrs. H. A. Smith al
Fourth and Garfield streets.
P. Henderson and Ralph Coyte o
Denver, prominent stockmen, are il
the city, arriving early this morning
and registering at the Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Greenwood ant
children returned this morning iron
Grand Island, Neb., where they ha,
been visiting for more than a week.
Fred J.. Ihmsen of Sherman is il
the city. He has just returned fror
Chicago, stopping at home on his wa,
and coming to this city last night.
John BARLEY will leave tomorrow
for Holmes, having intended going tc
day, but for some reason changed hi
mind before the stage left for tina
place.
Harry Lee is home from Pocatell
and will remain in the city. He i
staying with his parents, Prof. an
Mrs. F. w. Lee, at their home on Mint
street.
C. H. Woodruff of Salt Lake. VIII
has been here for a few days, left TO
the east this afternoon, intending +
visit at Denver and Chicago befor
returning to Zion.
Avery T. Holmes of California,
former resident of this city md VIII
still has large interests here, is i
town and will remain for a few day
looking after his business.
Mrs. Kennedy and son, Leon, lie
this morning for Denver, where tt
latter will undergo operation for a
scess. The ailment is not very sever
and friends of the family expect tn
young man home shortly.
NJ. E. Fliniau, who was here a fe'
weeks ago with his wife, going to Col
RADIO for a visit, left for his home j.;
Walden this morning, his wife havin
remained for a longer stay in tn;
state.