, 1907-01-04
PERSONAL

80 ~ INSihS
w. H, Bridger was here from Way
side this morning.
H. A. Bell of Marshall was among
the visitors to the city today.
C. E. Iliff and w. J. Tiff of Denver
were at the Kuster last night.
R. w. Southworth of Tacoma. Wash,
was a city visitor this morning.
William Corbett of Omaha was a
guest at the Johnson last night.
Henry Wissig of Hermosa was
among the visitors to the city last
night.
w. J.. Kelly returned t. the ranch
this morning, after having spent a few
days in the city.
F. C. Bosler left last night for Den.
yer, and is a guest at the Brown Pal,
ace hotel for a few days.
R. l.. Donley and Mike Ferrick were
passengers by the Centennial stage
this morning for Keystone.
Mr.. Rogers of Walden is in the city,
here for a bIief visit with his son,
who is making his home here.
C. Shredder of Chicago was here
this morning with a line of goods to
be shown to the merchants of the
city.
Fred Hillenbrand of Rawlins, a form.
er deputy sheriff of Carbon county, was
a city visitor last night, registered at
the Johnson.
Mr.. Miller of Leslie, one Of the min
ers at the Strong mine, came in today
and left this afternoon for Denver for
a few days visit.
w. H.. Barton of Ogden, travelling
auditor for the Union Pacific, was in
the city last night, a guest at the I'm
ion Pacific hotel.
Hon. and Mrs. Edward Gillette have
arrived at Cheyenne and Mr.. Gillette
will be indicted into office as state
treasurer on Monday.
Trainmaster Let's went west on a
freight train this morning, intending to
go as far as Medicine Bow on business
connected with his office.
Robert Harris, Fred A. Webster,
Charles ]. Bush and e. j.. Ramsay of
Denver were among the guests at the
Union Pacific last night,
e. L. Arnold of Evanston, a nephew
of Hon. and Mrs. C. P. Arnold of this
city, will visit with his relatives here
before proceeding to Denver.
William H. Garrison of Glenfora left
this morning, by the Los Angeles Lin
tied train, for Chicago, where he will
spend the next two or three months.
n. C. McMurray of Cheyenne, form,
erly connected with the freight depart
ment of the Union Pacific at that
place, has decided to locate in New
York. He went to that city on a visit,
Mrs. d. S. Wolcott came over from
Cheyenne on train No. 8 this afternoon,
intending to look after some business
matters here and return in a day or
two.
William Matheson, the conductor,
went to Rawlins this afternoon, expect.
ing to return on train No. 6 tonight. He
is doing some special work for the com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Peckenpaugh viii
entertain for a few days their brother
D. G. Peckenpaugh, of Holyoke, Colo.
who is coming for his first visit to thit
city.
w. F. King of Jackson, a former res
ident of this city, now making hi
home in the western part of the state
was among the guests at the Kuste
last night.
B. W. Towner of the Rip Van Wink
and other Cooper hill mining claims a
Morgan, was among the arrivals in tn
city yesterday afternoon, looking afte
some business matters at the coun>
seat.
Floyd Norris of Walden and Denver
who has been in the west for som
time, was here this morning with sey
~enteen cars of cattle for the eastern
markets. The cattle were unloaded an,
fed here.
G. w. Penn came in from Leslie wit
the mail this morning, leaving for tn
return trip during the afternoon. H
has taken Francis Swigart's place a
driver of the Laramie-Leslie stage fC
the present.
DR.. Edwin S. Condit, of Aztec, Ne
Mexico, a brother of Assistant Postma
ter E. w. Condit, is spending a coupl
of days in the city. He will leave &c
the west tomorrow, and may decid
to locate somewhere in Wyoming.
Miss Laura BreisCh arrived this a
ternoon from Cheyenne to re-enter tn
, university. Her mother, a former res
dent of this city. has been quite i'll wit
) la grippe for several days, but wa
much better when the daughter let
this morning.