, 1907-11-04

4" II. rioIte! Vi Denver is at the ku5
ter.
NJ. w. Kaisen is a visiting ranch
man.
J. T.. Pollock was down from Woods
landing yesterday.
Pat j. Morris of Omaha was a city
visitor this morning.
Mrs. Ed Palmquist, wife of the en-
gineer, Is at Denver.
b. Pearson and j. E. Rice were here
from Cheyenne last night.
J. A. Macarthur of Moore is in the
city, registered at the Kuster.
j. L. Norris arrived from Walden by
the stage Saturday afternoon.
John Seaton and w. A. Comfy we,e
in from the Grace Creek ranch las,
night.
James Rea Gordon of Rock River is
visiting in the city, staying at the
Union Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Bennett of Mar.
shall are here for a day or two, staying
a. tne MUSTER.
william A. Baldwin of North park
was a city visitor Sunday, registered
at the Johnson.
s. r. kinneman of Iberia, O., is in
the city and will accept a place at the
Red Cross pharmacy.
Allen Miller and Will Naismith OF
Cheyenne spent Sunday with relatives
and friends in this city.
A. Benson and Frank Streedt OF
Woods were among the guests at the
johnson hotel on Sunday.
George H. Harris and l.. A. McClan
ahan of Cheyenne were here last night.
registered at the johnson.
W. w. Doyle returned to Plains this
morning, where he is drilling a well
for the Laramie Plains line.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Frazer returned
to the ranch yesterday, after having
spent a few days in the city.
James H. Luebbe of st. Louis and G..
P. Cornell of Minneapolis were guesta
at the Union Pacific last night.
Miss Annie Reid, one of the grade
teachers, has been quite i'll for the
past week.-EvaDston News-Register.
3. J. Bell returned to the Millbrook
ranch this morning, after having Wis.
tied in the city since last Thursday
j. S. Payne, the Pinkhamton ranch.
man. was a city visitor yesterday, ar.
irving in the city late Saturday after
noon.
w. A. Scott, j. d. Weekbaugh, John
McAleer and Fred Newlan of Denver
were guests at the Union Pacific las.
night.
Mrs. +. w. Neal and w. j.. Gundy OF
Rock River were among the visitors
to the city yesterday, guests at the
Johnson.
Judge C. q. Carpenter, judge of the
Second Judicial district, has gone to
Casper to hold a term of court in Ma
trona county.
Mrs. WEIGH has returned to Boulder
for a few days stay. expecting to come
to Laramie later in the week and take
up her residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer have re,
turned to their ranch at Mandel, after n
brief business visit to the metropolis
Of the Laramie plain.
Mrs. N. H. Roach left this morning
for Denver for a few days visit, and
will probably return with her mother
Mrs. Hannah Durlacher.
]. D. Naffriger, formerly of Moore,
now living with his family at Eaton,
Colo, was a city visitor last night,
registered at the Kuster.
County Surveyor Neal Roach return.
ed late Sunday afternoon from Rock
River, where he has been at work as
a private surveyor for a few days.
Ralph Coyte and Paul Henderson Of
Denver, large cattle n sheep buy.
ers, were here this morning, looking
after some lots offered for sale in this
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Reed and son
and Mrs. Fred A. Miller came in from
Centennial Saturday afternoon, spend.
ing Sunday here and returning to that
place this morning.
George Post and Jerome Decker, the
Walden freighters, spent Sunday in the
city, loading their wagons for the re,
turn trip to North park with supplies
for the merchants of that place.
Frank auckland has returned to his
home at Garrett, having spent a week
in this city, a part of the time under
the care of a physician. He was some.
what better when he left for home.
Little Alfred Johnson, the handsome
! young son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. John