, 1907-02-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

oscar Larsen OF keystone is In town.
Z. r. Morris is a visiting ranchman.
c. S. Carr Of Denver is at the Kus-
ter.
H. ]. Hunter went to Walden this
morning.
Andrew Roster is here from Elk
George w. Field of Chicago is at
the johnson.
s. NJ. Miller Of Chicago is at the
Union Pacific.
Miss Minnie Burke is confined to her
Dol with la grippe.
w. NJ. Maths and Ben H. Pelton of
Cheyenne were here last night.
T. Nashimoto, a Japanese interpre-
ter, was a guest at the Kuster last
night.
Swan Lindall returned last night
from Keystone, where he had been for
a few days.
j. c. Arden and J. H. Henry of Cas-
per were among the guests at the
Johnson last night.
Nick Christensen Of the Riverside
ranch is in the city for a few days
visit, arriving yesterday afternoon.
Judge X. J.. MacCallum left this
morning for his home at Walden, after
having spent the day here yesterday.
Mrs. C. z. Mosman returned to her
home at Walden this morning, after
spending a couple of days in this city.
Will Greaser returned to his home at
Morgan today, after spending the
in the city, a guest at the John
son.
Charles Bellamy left this morning
for Holmes to attend to some survey
ing and mine engineering to be done
there.
Thomas Hebron returned to his
ranch this morning, taking out a load
Of supplies and provisions for the
c. p. Lund and James Lund returned
home this morning, after having at
tended to some business matters in
This city.
Miss Myrtle Baily arrived from her
home at Centennial this morning and
will spend a few days in the city visit.
ing friends.
Mrs. SCHNEIDER of Hermosa was in
this morning, ordering a big bill of gro
the goods being delivered at her
place today.
W. w. Doyle was in from his deep
well outfit on the Laramie Plains line
this morning, returning to the country
later in the day.
J. NJ. Ramsey and family returned
Saturday from Laramie where they
been visiting for some days.
Republican.
Mrs. F. L. Foster and two children
from their home at Woods
landing yesterday afternoon and are
stopping in this city.
A. c. Stapel of Harper and Thomas
Murphy Of Lookout, connected with the
'ailroad company, were among the
guests at the Unoin Pacific last night.
A. L. Vile, S. X. Murdoch, C.. H.
Anderson, c. w. Sullivan, ]. l.. AL
orecht, E. S. Toby, A. GRADER, John S.
strader and w. ]. Walters of Denver
we're at the Union Pacific last night.
J. M. Durbin and John McClurg Of
Jarrett and L. l.. Laughlin of Rock
River were among the arrivals from
he west last night. Mr.. Durbin will
AXE the remains of his wife to Denver
or interment.
Mrs. w. H. Hunt, whose husband is
connected with the mines at Keystone,
and who has been visiting there for
few days, returned last night and is
stopping with her father, G. P. Feather
stone, on Third street.
J.. S. O'Brien, l.. P. Gauthier and G.
Lambert Of Kearney, Neb., are in
he city, en- their way to Portland, Ore,
with eight carloads of hogs for the
houses there. The hogs were
lnloaded here to be fed.
H. M. Nicol Of Bethel, Shelby coun-
ty, Mo, is in the city, the guest Of his
at the John McCue ranch west of
town. MI. Nicol may decide to locate
here, being greatly impressed with the
possibilities of this section of the west.
Julian Bernneim, manager of the c.
L. Mosman store at Cowdrey, who has
been at Denver for a few days buying
stock for the store, is in town today,
expecting to leave for the North park
tomorrow. He arrived from Denver
yesterday.