, 1907-03-23

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John Boyle of Dale creek is in town.
Carl Smith went to Woods this
morning.
Mrs. NJ. T. Butler and daughter went
east today.
Ralph Mccullough came home from
Denver today.
Jim Grail, the fireman, returned from
the east today.
William Thompson went to Rock
Springs today.
Mrs. Otto Playa of Rock River is a
visitor in the city.
John Hughes came in from Pink
hamton last night.
Louis Miller was looked for from
Jelml this afternoon.
Thomas F. Q'Rourke of Chicago is
at the Union Pacific.
Gilbert Harrison of Mandel was at
the Kuster last night.
Mrs. William Glass went to Denver
today to visit relatives.
AL Bergstrom was an arrival from
Keystone last afternoon. ara 80 q
Arthur Phillips was in from the Sew.
en- Mile ranch this morning. o'
Mrs. H. Warren Nice and children
have returned from Cheyenne.
Miss Annie Rice went to Rock River
to visit her sister. Miss Alice.
Miss Grace Drew, a student at the
university, went to Hanna today. o,
Fred Richter went to keystone by
the Centennial stage this morning. s1r
Elliott Austin was in from the Pho.
neer canal last night. leaving for home
today. 1wW
d. w. Burg of Woods was at the
Johnson last night, home from a trip
to Denver.
Warren Rogers was in the city this
afternoon with a four-horse team and
Two large LOADS Oh nay.
A. Cuthill, jr., of the jackson camp
on Douglas creek was a guest at the
Union Pacific last night.
II. F. Tighe Of Rock River, agent for
the railroad company at that place,
was in the city last night.
Miss Bessie Ankrom went to Rock
River this afternoon to spend Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. Hoge.
H.. M. Weston and his mother of
Blackfoot, Idaho, were among the
guests at the Kuster last night.
Mrs. Fred N. Fisher and children
have gone to Cheyenne for a few days
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Maude Pollock returned to her
home at Woods this morning, after a
visit OF a few days in this city.
Miss Helen Bassett of the university
will leave Sunday for Denver. where
she will spend her Easter vacation.
Asmus Franzen returned last night
from Cheyenne, where he had been to
dispose Of a part Of his hay crop.
DR.. Delaney, the government inspec.
tor, went to the Sodergreen ranch this
morning to inspect some live stock.
Charles Bellamy left this afternoon
for Fort Steele and will do some sur
veying along the North Platte river.
Trainmaster Let's came in from the
west last night and went to Cheyenne
on the Overland Limited train today.
o. M. Boyles, ]. E. Smith and A. w.
Taylor of Chicago were in the city this
morning, guests at the Union Pacific.
Miss Minnie Kunkle of Mandel, who
came to the city yesterday to do a lit
tie shopping, returned to her home to,
day.
Robert Hall returned to his home at
Centennial this morning, after a bust
ness trip Of a day or two to the county
seat.
Prof. Helen Middlekauff went to
Cheyenne this afternoon, where she
will spend the university Easter vaca-
ton.
DR.. G. J. Sawyer left this afternoon
for Kansas City, to attend a dental
convention. He will be absent about
a fortnight.
Mrs. Schootman and son left for
their home in Moberly, Mo, today.
She has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
William Gray.
w. H. Cuthill, a Los Angeles travel
ing man, was here today, leaving dur
ing the afternoon for Rawlins on HE
return trip to the coast.
M. N. Grant left this afternoon 70,
Idaho, taking four eastern men, to
work a hydraulic mining plant in that
state during the summer.
CT. Lambert-Rathburne and A. T.
M. Stuart returned to their home at
Gleneyre this morning, having been
city visitors for a couple Of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wingate Of Denver are
in the city, the guests of the family of