, 1907-11-19

r. Morris is in from BosIer.

Fred snyder OF Horse creek is IN
the city.
Al Johnson of Gleneyre was here
last night.
j. Q. Nerat of Cheyenne is at the
Union Pacific.
Mrs. d. NJ. Blair is i'll at her home in
West Laramie.
]. E. Allen of Colorado Springs is
at the Johnson.
Mr.. Pope arrived from Walden by
the stage last night.
Henry Hamburger Of New York Is
at the Union Pacific.
John Hendricks of Boulder, Colo, IS
a guest at the Kuster.
John Fesebauer of Colorado Springs,
Colo, was here today.
w. A. Heaton OF Dener a a guest
at the Kuster last night.
Hans Olson was in the city yesterday
afternoon from his ranch.
NJ. S. Hubbard Of Cheyenne was a
guest at the Kuster last night.
Tony Christensen was doing some
shopping here yesterday afternoon.
DIR. j. A. Ballard returned this fore
noon from a professional trip to the
country.
f. B. Walker and Gus Johnson OF
Denver were guests at the johnson
last night.
E. H. Decker of Wheatland was a
city visitor last night, registered at
the johnson.
DR.. j. A. Ballard left this forenoon
for the Nate johnson ranch, on pro
fessional business.
]. Hartzell is in from Woods landing
with a couple of loads of lumber from
the Weber sawmills.
Daniel Heckart of Virginia dale, a
brother-in-law of Sheriff AL Bath, was
a city visitor this morning.
c. F.. Sodergreen was here last night
looking after the purchase of supplies
against the return Of winter.
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Wilson of Kansas City were among the
guests at the Kuster last night.
w. e. Robinson was in from his
ranch On the Pioneer canal yesterday
afternoon. laying in some supplies.
F. w. Geddes was in from the Deer
wood ranch, above Centennial, this
morning, staying at the Union Pa
.cifc.
F. A. Emmerson of Salt Lake and c
l.. Patterson of North Platte were here
last night, registered at the Union Pa
ciic.
Miss Lottie Bragg of Fort Collins
left this morning for Walden and Will
have charge of one of the North park
schools.
j. Butcher went to the Moss ranch
this morning, on a cattle buying trip.
and will probably return later in the
afternoon.
Mrs. w. M. Kent, w. A. Yearian, f,
l.. Shenk and j. w. Queary of Den
yer were guests at the Union Pacific
last night.
James Mcfarland, the Walden cat
tie buyer and ranchman, was a city
visitor last night, coming in on the
stage from hat place.
Mrs. M. F. Reed arrived from Cen,
tennial last night and is the guest oil
Mrs. Fred A. Miller, her sister, at Sixth
and Thornburgh streets.
Charles Lehman of Denver, the faith
er-in-law of S. A. Lawson of this city,
has returned to Laramie and will make
his home here for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stocks of Little
Medicine were among the visitors rc
the city this morning, doing some buy
ing against the return Of winter. They
are staying at the Johnson.
Albert Voyer of Centennial, who Is
connected with the Boston and Wyo
ming Lumber company, arrived from
that place last night and was here to
day, disposing Of some business mat
tiers.
James Withstand returned Tuesday
after a short visit at his old home In
Laramie. Mrs. Withstand will remain
in Laramie for several weeks, as the
guest of her Iarents.-Rock Springs
Miner.
Miss Donna Darling returned home
this week after spending the past Ave
months in Galesburg, Ill. She stopped
over Sunday in Laramie to visit Lou'
Use Henkle and Agnes Anderson.-Rock
Springs Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thompson and
Odin Thompson of Centennial are
among the visitors to the city, regis
tered at the Johnson. Sam Thompson
is in charge of the Carbon Timber
company's warehouse at Centennial.
where the supplies for the Douglas
creek tie camp are stored.
AID SOCIETY WILL
MEET AT CHURCH.
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