, 1907-01-17

"HS ""ot hibhtt Il guest Ut the JOnn
son.
L. NJ. Foote of Evanston was amons
the guests at the Union Pacific las,
night.
L. B. Van pelt of keystone was
city visitor last night, registered at tn,
Johnson.
James Sawyer returned to Keystone
this morning, after a business visit
to this city.
c. A. Faugerausse of Denver was a
city visitor last night, a guest at the
Union Pacific.
Mr.. n Mrs. Ivinson and party left
for Mexico yesterday, after spending a
few days in Denver
Mrs. NJ. e. Flinieau, who arrived in
the city last night from the east, left
this morning for Walden.
Mrs. T. o. Towle and Mrs. Jake
Farr have gone to Cedar Rapids, la.
for a visit with relatives.
John Kunkle returned this morning
from Denver. where he had been for a
few days on a business trip.
W. F, Pierce, H. p. Crumear n r.
E. Shears of Denver were among the
visitors to the city last night.
F. l.. Foster of Woods is in the city,
arriving last night with two six-horse
loads Of lumber for the Berner Yards
here.
R. L. Daley of Keystone was a pas
senger to the city yesterday afternoon.
on the Centennial stage, from Key.
stone.
N. j. Silberstein, a we'll known Chi.
cago travelling salesman, was a caller
upon the customers of his house this
"-S.nius.
E. p. Schwartz of New York and H
7. Newhouse and wife of Rochester
N. Y, were guests at the Union Pa,
cifc last night.
DR.. Hamilton went TO neu nuttos
today to visit little Reina Palmer, from
whom a double abscass was removed
a few days ago.
Robert Nielsen of Morgan will at
tend the stock show at Denver, where
he is interested in some cattle in the
exhibition pens.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hixson and their
brother, Raymond Rathbone, of Cen
|tennial, left this afternoon for Walker
Station, Oregon, where they will visit
for several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Johnson of Rawlins is
in the city, the guest of the family Of
James Miller, the a repairer, and
will 60 from here to Nebraska for a
visit of several weeks.
Charles Brown, w. o. Mosman ant
Elsie Wynn arrived from Walden yes
terday afternoon and left today TO
Denver to be present at the NahOna
Live SUCK
Harry McCasland, Thomas Cunning
ham, E. A. Hunter, Andrew Norell anC
other residents of the North parl
country, left today for Denver, wheTt
they will attend the stock show.
P. G. Redington of Washington, con
nected with the United States f~orestr!
service, left this morning for Keystone
to look after some matters relating t.
the Medicine Bow forest reserve.
Bert Hoss of the Millbrook ranch wa
here this morning, looking after thu
shipment of six cars of sheep from
Oregon to the Millbrook company
which arrived from the west las
night.
o. H. P. Robinson of Cheyenne,
train dispatcher for the Cheyenne-LaI
annie district, and formerly a residen
of this city, was here this morning
| greeting old friends and being greeted
in turn.
William Killum and R. Nielsen will
| spend a few days at Denver this week
They are interested in the stock shoy
now in progress there, Mr. Killum be
ing particularly interested in the hors
department.
MI. and Mrs. l.. ]. Porter left fo
home this morning, after a few day
spent here and at Cheyenne, where NJ,
Porter looked after some water matter
for his new ranch at tue Hixson lake!
up the river.
! Oscar Sodergreen returned last nigh
from Rock Springs, where he had bee
to attend the meeting of the Wyomin
Wool Growers association, and lei
this morning, by the Walden stage
for his home.
w. ]. Murphy and A. Linville c
Baker City, Ore, we're at the Kuste
last night. arriving from the west wit
six carloads of sheep delivered to tn