, 1907-04-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

j. H. Loucks is here from Denver
Paul Meyer of Denver is in town
C. H. Thomas of Portland is in town
John McLennon is in from Centen
NAL.
C. H. Mcmahon is here from st
Louis.
John Pulcher returned to his ranch
today.
Gus Peterson went to Holmes this
morning.
o. ]. Munsen of Medicine Bow is In
the city.
Mrs. Weaver went to her ranch at
Hermosa today.
Miss Ethel Miller went to Cheyenne
today on a visit.
Miss M. E. Babbitt, a saleswoman of
Omaha, is in the city.
George Gagne of Lewiston, Me-, was
a city visitor this morning.
Miss Bess Ankrom and sister re-
turned today from Rock River.
w. B. Emmons of the Riverside
ranch was in town this morning.
James Dickey returned from his
home in Diamondville last night.
DR.. J. F. Brown of the university re.
turned today from Newcastle, Wyo.
Prof. ]. H. Wesson, the CHEYENNE
musician, is in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Smith n Ora
Haley went to the Valley ranch today.
Frank Emigh of Walden was in the
city last night, arriving on the stage
w. E. Stillson, C. R. Hall and Gil
bert Harrison Of Mandel are in the
city.
Joe league left this morning for
Woods after a business visit to the
city.
George r. Kempton returned today
ron Denver. Transportation for No.
2 extended.
President Frederick NJ. Tisdel re-
turned today from an extended bust
ness trip in the east.
w. M. Combs was among the arrivals
from the Keystone district by the Cen
tennial stage last night.
A. w. Sturzbach of Denver went to
Walden this morning. He is to be the
manager Of the creamery at Walden.
Joseph Levitt Of Kansas City, who
donated one of the silver cups offered
at the last county fair, was in the
city this morning.
w. H.. Barton, travelling auditor for
the Union Pacific, arrived last night
from Green River and will spend a
couple Of days here.
G.. Ira Hoge of Rock River, account
for the Toltec company's interests
at that place, was among the visitors
to the city this morning.
N. c. Peterson, assessor for the Lar.
district, started this morning up.
the delivery of blank schedules for
the taxes of the current year.
William Radichal left this morning
for his Sibylee home, leaving his
daughter, Miss Ella, for a visit of a
week or more with friends here.
John Taylor has returned to his DO
sition in the Laramie Drug company's
store, after a few days Illness with q
severe cold and a touch of la grippe.
Charles l.. Winscom, w e. Zippel
and V. H. Jansky of Walden were
the visitors to the city today,
having cattle here to be shipped to
market.
Miss Philena Baily arrived last night
from her home at Centennial, return
ing today with her brother, Ed Bailey.
They took their sister, Mrs. E. A. AL.
len, to the Baily ranch for a few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Davis arrived
from Denver this afternoon and will
visit a few days with the family of
their brother, James Davis. They have
just disposed of their business inter-
ests in Denver.
E. E. Harbaugh of Denver was here
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the country with a line of samples. He
has succeeded E. e. Combs in this
section, the latter having made the
trip a time Or two on a motor cycle
Miss Edna Simpson, who has been
ill at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Simpson, at GA Fifth street,
regained consciousness last night and
was a great deal better this morning,
believed now 10 be entirely out of dan
ger.
Charles Sodergreen was in from his
Sheep mountain ranch today, coming
after seeds for his spring planting. Mr.
S~odergreen will SOW land to oats, wheat
and barley, and will also essay a tract
Of potatoes for his own use and the
local market.
Ed Fisher, travelling salesman for the
Gem City Grocery company, returend
late yesterday afternoon from Hanna
and points around there, where he had
been in the interest of the company,
having some fat orders for goods in
his order book.
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