, 1907-04-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
W. S. Mcdowell is in town.

/ j. NJ. Kiser is here from Mandel.
j. H. Detro is in from the ranch.
Martin Kaisen of Woods is in town
Ester Berg of Keystone is at the
Johnson.
L. ]. Peddycoort of Cheyenne is a
the Kuster.
William Keane of Rock River is al
the Kuster.
L. C. spitz of st. Joseph, No, is at
the Johnson.
A. j. Monroe of Hebron, Colo, was a
city visitor last night.
James May was in from his Centen
NAL valley ranch today.
Judge Groesbeck went to Cheyenne
on legal business this afternoon.
c. NJ. Hartman of Kansas City was
a visitor to Laramie this morning.
Mrs. Bert Hoss is in from the Mill
brook ranch, registered at the Kuster.
Mrs. Richardson left by the Walden
stage this morning for the Boswell
ranch.
George Perriam, a student of the uni
versity, will leave for his home at Riv-
erside today.
Frank Streed of Rawlins was among
the visitors to the city last night, a
guest at the Kuster.
c. Schwartz, l.. Stern and j. II. Zou-
dick of Denver were guests at the
Johnson last night.
Miss Edna Simpson. the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Simpson, is i'll at
her home at 612 Fifth street.
J. F. White returned to his home at
Rock River last night, after a bust
visit to the county seat.
c. H. Jones left this morning for
his ranch, taking out some supplies,
after having spent a day or two in the
city.
j. H. McNealey, the Centennial
freighter, vas among the visitors to
the city last night, registered at the
Johnson.
Thomas Bird returned to his home
In the upper Centennial valley today,
having arrived yesterday from Denver
and Fort Collins.
Walter Russell of Pittsburg and G.
Mcintyre of Rosedale, Kas., have
recruited at the local station for
the United States army.
F. H. Burleigh left for his home in
country this morning, taking out a
load of grain for seed and machinery
for his farm operations.
]. A. Winkler, jr., manager of the
Running Water ranch, up the Laramie
river, was a city visitor last night,
for home with a load of ranch
supplies this morning.
Mrs. James McGrath left this morn
ing for her home at Holmes, having de-
not to await the arrival of her
husband, who had planned to come for
her later in the week.
Mrs. Clyde Opelt of Denver will
for her home today. Mrs. Opelt
will take Miss Susie Brown back with
her. Miss Susie will undergo treat
ment with her sister at a Denver hos
pital.
w. w. Breese arrived this afternoon
from Omaha. He was in charge of the
oil drilling operations at the Caldwell
ranch at the time operations ceased
last fall, when further work was aban-
1oned for the present.
Clinton G. Smith of the forestry
returned last night from Key
stone, where he had been looking af-
ter some matters between the forestry
and a mining company in the
creek district.
Harry Griffin left this morning for
the Ernest ranch with some agricul-
tural machinery, including a large
harrow n a Superior disc drill, to
be used in the seeding operations nov
under way on hat ranch.
Herbert J. King, one of the represen-
tativeS from Emmanuel commandery,
knights Templar, to the meeting of the
commandery at Cheyenne,
left for that place last night to be
present at today's session of that body.
S. E. Dodge of Detroit, l.. c. Alex
ander of Philadelphia, Lee MCGEE Of
Denver, c. L. Buck and C. R. Root of
Omaha and c.. M. Hartman and Lee
of Kansas City were among
the guests at the Union Pacific last
night.
j. w. Russell of Denver, 1Crmerly
Oil company, and the ;,Sother of Mr..
Russell, the painter at the Beemer
shop, was in the city this morning.