, 1907-12-04
PARAGRAPHS.

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
S. j. Kent went west today.
Sylvia Matthews of Mandel IS in the
city.
w. e. Stilson of Mandel is at the
Kuster.
Gabe Larson of the Big Laramie is
in town.
E. B. We'll Of st. ] ouis is at the
Johnson.
J.. H. Greene If Jelm was at the
johnson last night.
T. Percy Rolfe has returned from
a business trip to Denver.
Tony Christensen was in from his
ranch yesterday afternoon.
Andrew Melon of Keystone is in the
city, staying at the Johnsoa.
Oscar Johnson arrived from the Mel
sen ranch yesterday afternoon.
F. Paul Kendall, wife and daughter
came in from Rock River today.
Dave McCullagh was in from his
ranch at Sheep mountain today.
Benny Ritter of DenNe, is among the
business visitors to the city today.
August Dippel Of Portland, Ore, was
a guest at the Union Pacific last night.
j. H. Greene returned to the Boswell
ranch today, after a visit to the county
seat.
Prof. Henry G.. Knight went to Chey-
cnne today, in the interest of pure
food.
W.. e. Robson of Hutton's grove
was a visitor to the courly seat last
night.
A. d. Cornelison Of ST. C'oud, Colo,
was among the visitors to the city this
morning.
A. III. Mcconnell and y R. Erhard
of Omaha were guests at the Kuster
last night.
Jacob Hartzell is in f!om Woods
with a couple of loads OF lumber for
the local yards.
A. c. Ward and A. II. Sanders of
| DtilNeT WSlS d'siou5 II 5hNSf" az thN
|Kuster last night.
Mrs. Pearson went over to Cheyenne
today, having been summoned there on
account of sickness.
John Human and C. r. Dunfee arriv-
ed from Woods by the Walden stage
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. F. Pierce of Rock River was
in the city last might. looking after
some shopping at the stores,
A F. Emigh of Kansas City, Kan,
was among the visitors 10 the city last
night, registered at the Johnson.
H. H. McCorkle. Joseph IIaneck and
] William l. Brooks OF Denver were
guests at the Union Pacific last night.
William latham of Virginia dale is
in the city, arriving yesterday after
loon and planning to return tomor-
row.
J. Hartman, the Salt Lake travelling
salesman, was among the business Wis
|itors and guests at the Johnson last
night.
o. j. Glenn of Detroit, F. H.. Emer-
son of Salt Lake, and j. w. Willis OF
Cheyenne were guests al the Union
Pacific last night.
NJ. T. Burnett, jr, of Little Medicine
was among the business visitors to the
county seat this morning., arriving last
night and registering at I'M Kuster.
~-1 &C nLsD tho rrnr,
dent of the Laramie Electric Light
and Power company, is in the city
today, looking after the affairs of the
company here.
w. H. Bridger and August R%adicha!,
who were here to attend the funeral of
Grandma" Dromstadt yesterday, left
for home this morning, having spent
the night at the johnson.
L. L. Laughlir returned last night
from Cheyenne. where he had been to
attend the Wyoming convention OF the
Anti-Saloon league in tns' city. Mr.
Laughlin represented the national pro-
nibitior committee at thai gathering
C. H. Jones', who was kicked by a
COW a few days ago., was able to be
down town today, getting about with a
~perceptible limp and a grimace when
the injured limb came into use in the
short and slow steps he was perforce
compelled to take.
M. E. Dodge, travelling for the Morey
Mercantile company, was among the
business visitors to the city this morn-