, 1907-10-11

j. Winter of Rawlins is in the city.
M. w. Kaisen is a visiting ranchmau,

u IL VI \ III 10 LII llc City.
M. ". Kaisen is a visiting ranchmau.
C. b. Popp was here from Denver
today.
Emanuel Hansen of Ogden is at the
Kuster.
j. L. Burns went to Walden by the
stage this morning.
H. j. Winbigler of Ashland, Ohio,
is at the Union Pacific.
Jack White and w. Il. Zippel of Cen.
tenpial were city visitors today.
L. NJ. Hunter and T. Rosenbach OF
Chicago were at the Kuster last night,
]. A. Kane of the North Park Union
at Walden went 10 Denver yesterday,
]. w. Anderson of Butte, Mont, was
here last night, registered at the John.
son.
j. II. Dean Of Rock Springs was a
city visitor this morning, staying al
the Union Pacific.
Joe Gallagher Of Mandel, a guest at
the Johnson last night, left for MI
home this morning.
j. F. Johnson has returned from
Denver, where he had been to place his
son in college there.
J. H. Cobb and William H. Larki,
of Boston were among the guests at
the Kuster last night.
Oscar Kempf of the Toltec company
vas among the visitors to the city this
morning registered at the johnson.
William Mathis returned to his ranch
home today, after a business visit tc
the metropolis of the Laramie plain
John and Oscar Weechter returned
to their home at Sibylee today, aftel
spending a day or two at the county
seat.
Dyce Brownlee and E. F. Rogers d
Walden are guests at the johnson
coming with their freight teams last
night.
E. j. Bell and c. p. Arnold arrived
last afternoon from Cheyenne, where
they had been on business since the
night before.
James B. Woods of Cheyenne was
here this morning, receiving some cat
tie from Arthur Phillips and Samuel
Coen of Mandel.
Leonard Hoigeman, who has been
visiting his grandparents for the past
six months in San Francisco, returned
home last night.
Miss Minnie Burke went to Chey'
enne on the delayed train yesterday
afternoon for a few days visit with
friends and relatives.
N. H. Roach, the county and city
engineer, returned last night from
Rock River where he had been for q
few days running some lines.
Booker l.. Smith returned ~yesterda.
afternoon from Denver, where he hac
been visiting for a few days, and will
go from this city to Holmes tomorrow
or Monday.
Harry b. Henderson, the state exam
liner, and M. Manea Of Chicago arriv
ed in the city last night, Mr.. Hender
son leaving for the Centennial valley
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myers of Mande
returned home this morning, having
come yesterday to dispose of some bust
ness matters and to make some pur
chases for the ranch.
N. E. Dillrance arrived from Omah'
last evening and is staying at the kus
ter. He has just taken a shipment o
horses to market and will buy other
here if they are offered.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Judy of Gran
Island, Neb., are at the Kuster. MI
Judy is a well known stock buyer an
the trip west at this time is partl!
business and partly pleasure.
H. B. Raley of Denver, G. ]. kucke
of Chicago, w. H. Blee OF Las Animas
| Colo, f. Williams of Colorado Spring
and II. S. Prebles of New York wer
guests at the Union Pacific last nigh
Justice NJ. N. Garrett of Garrett an
Miss NJ. H. Carter of New York are v
the city. The justice is n of the fey
women justices in the west and Is on
of the leading citizens of the count
as well.
G. w. Penn and Mrs. z. p. Baker al
rived from Leslie during the forenoon
meeting Mr.. Baker here, that gentle