, 1907-06-18
PARAGRAPHS.
E. D.. Lee is here from Jelm.

E. d. Lee is here from Jelm.
John Phillips was here today.
Mrs. Stirling went to Walden today.
Sam Wilson is in the city from Chey-
enne.
F.. C. Brannon Of Kansas City is at
the Johnson.
T. C. Lewis went to Walden by the
stage this morning.
R. M. Jameson has returned from
Omaha with his family.
]. H. Luebbe and wife of st. Louis
are at the Union Pacific.
j.. Donnelly and w. o. Keefe Of
Cheyenne we're here today.
Miss M. M. Kunkle of Mandel is at
tending the teachers Institute.
William Kincaid returned to Cow
drey by the stage this morning.
Miss Ella Ace is visiting friends at
Laramie.-Rock Springs Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harden were
in from their Mandel ranch this morn
ing.
Jack Wood Of London and ]. X. Hill
of Denver were at the johnson last
night.
Herbert King of Rock River was in
the city this morning, a guest at the
Union Pacific.
Peter Rynders and Thomas Boylan
of Rock River were guests at the Kus-
ter last night.
Miss Meta May. who is attending the
convent school at Cheyenne, is expect
ed home on Saturday afternoon.
William Radichal returned to his
home at Sibyiee this morning, after a
brief business visit to the city.
Maline Prewitt Of Denver, L. c. Da-
Wis of Cheyenne and M. Eichenberg of
New York are guests at the Kuster.
w. w. Patterson, H. c. Emge, M. f.
Dodge and j. JOHNSON of Denver were
guests at the Union Pacific last night.
William Benton, the Holmes mining
man, who came in from the mines Sat
urday night, left for home this morn
ing.
E. B. Steadman, Ray Rathburne, Jer-
ry Kelly, Roy E. Jones and F. E. Hoff-
mar of Centennial were at the Johnson
last night.
Judge C e Carpenter accompanied
by Stenographer Patterson and wife ar.
rived on Sunday evenings train.-Lan.
der Republican.
Mrs. E. w. How'd and daughter of
Rand were passengers from this city
to Walden this morning, arriving from
the east last night.
Mrs. Oscar S~odergreen, Mrs. S. s.
Brownies and Miss Helen Sodergreen
were visiting ranch ladies this morn
ing, guests at the Kuster.
Ludwig Storm, Charles Sidegreen
and Ashmore Miller of Keystone we're
among the visitors to the city last
night, registered at the Johnson.
X. j. MacCallum of Walden, one of
the county commissioners of that coun-
ty, arrived last night from Fort Col
Inns, and will leave for home tomorrow.
l. L. Laughlin e to Denver yes.
terday afternoon as a delegate from
the Albany county sheep to the
public lands convention meeting there
today.
A. Reno and Henry Reno, carpen-
ters, left today for Centennial, where
they will accept positions with the
building department of the Acme Con-
solidated company.
Rev. A. C. Hogbin returned to Lara.
mic today after occupying the pulpit
of the Congregational church here. He
delivered two very able sermons
Cheyenne Tribune.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank L. Moore re
turned from Laramie where yesterday
Rev. Moore delivered the baccalaure'
ate sermon at the Wyoming university
Cheyenne Tribune.
A. w Sterzback has gone from
Walden to Laramie to manage the
creamery at that end of the line. Grad.
ually Walden is reaching out to subur.
ban towns.-North Park Union.
Mrs. w. C. Dryden, the mother OF
Mrs. H. G.. Knight, and her son OF
Wichita, Kas., are in the city for an
indefinite visit with Prof. and Mrs.
Knight at their home on Eleventh
street.