, 1907-06-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

George MuSler is IN Mandel
John King of Rock River is in the
city.
William Taylor is here from the
ranch.
E. C. Waldren of Denver is at the
Kuster.
T. S. Garrett of Garrett is at the
Kuster.
j. NJ. May returned to his ranch this
morning.
F. G. Hanson of Denver is at the
Johnson.
John Boyle of Sherman is in the
city today.
Otto H~elgendorf left this morning
for Cowdrey.
j. Fred Dawson and family left for
Cheyenne today.
A. b. Lawson arrived yesterday af
ternoon from Keystone.
W. A. Hixson and Walter Smith Of
Woods were here last night.
Mrs. j. w. Connor and g~randdaugh,
ter, little Ethel Ernest, wen to Denver
today.
George Greiner was a passenger by
the Walden stage for Cowdrey this
morning.
l.. A. Hoffcke of Salem and A. S.
Beggs of Salida were at the Kuster
last night.
Miss Zoe Keith left today for Ever
EFT, Wash, where she will visit during
the summer.
Charles McKibben of Lander was
among the visitors last night, a guest
at the Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.. Coughlin, who
were married this morning, left for
Denver today.
NJ. Sachs, jr., of Reading and w. ].
subway of Philadelphia were Johnson
guests last night,
Harry Gonden went TO Omaha on
train No. A today, his mother being
quite ill in that city.
G. Ira Hoge Of Rock River was a
business visitor last night. registered
at the Union Pacific.
p. II. Johnson of California is here
visiting NJ. j., Nelson. Mr.. Johnson has
been visiting in Iowa.
d. w. Eaton of Idaho Springs, Colo.
was among the visitors to the city
last night, a guest at the Johnson.
Harold Knopf returned to Cheyenne
last night, after a short visit with his
sister, Miss Marguerite Knopf, in this
city.
Frank Askins is among the business
visitors to the city today, coming yes.
terday afternoon for some supplies for
the transfer station.
A. c. Wagner of Walcott arrived in
the city last Eight to be present this
morning at the marriage of his cousin,
Miss Nellie Wagner, to Mr.. Coughlin.
F. R. Forrest of St. Paul, Allen
Fletcher and w. c. Hanks of Chicago,
and Dick ]. Crosby Of Washington, d.
c., were among the guests at the I'm
ion Pacific last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Berglund of Bird
Island, Neb., are in the city, the guests
of the family of their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Cameron, at Eighth and Garfield
streets, and will remain for several
days.
Peter Raahunge left for his home
-1or th0 .Ny41rop -npnh fhtc r,nrntnu
having been here for a day Or two on
business, presenting some coyote pe!Is
for bounty at the county clerks office
yesterday.
Mrs. Art Williams and Miss Stella
Williams returned to their home at
Sherman yesterday afternoon, Harry
Williams having gone by an earlier
train. They were here to do some
shopping and % attend the circus Mon
day afternoon.
c. r. Root of Omaha, western repre-
sentative of the Swift Packing conf
pany, was here this morning, looking
after his business in this section. Nj.
Root says the differences between the
cattlemen and the packers will adjust
themselves to the satisfaction of both
parties.
Mrs. Margaret Tritscheller of Chilli
cothe, o., the mother Of Hon. Otto
.Gramm, arrived in the city this after
noon. She was a passenger on the
Los Angeles Limited, wrecked at Nortl.
Platte last night, but was not seriously
injured, telegraphing her son from
North Platte that she had come
through with little hurt. She will re,