, 1907-02-04
PERSONAL

Johnson.
Olaf Olson returned to Keystone thi
morning.
Mrs. Greenbaum went to Denve
yesterday.
L. L. Laughlin Of Rock River is .
he Union Pacific.
l.. A. Nelson arrived from Center
NAL Saturday afternoon.
I. H. Gibson has returned from
business trip to Denver.
J. A. Blatherwich of keystone is
guest at the Kuster hotel.
Mrs. M. e. Ingersoll of Cheyenn,
vas a city visitor yesterday.
Thomas Boyleur arrived on the moo
train today from Rock River.
X. G. Taylor and NJ. ]. Barry O.
cheyenne were in the city Sunday.
Oscar Otterson Wen. 10 the McNeaI
ey ranch, in the Centennial valley tbi,
morning.
}. A. Thornton of Rock River was
among the Sunday visitors 10 the CITY
last night.
John A. Moore and G H Greaves n,
Cheyenne were guests at the Kuster
last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gregory were in
from the ranch last night. guests at
the Kuster.
A. Palm, roadmaster for the Lara.
mie-Rawlins section, returned from the
vest last night.
J. II. Bryan of Chicago and c. l..
Buck of Omaha were guests at the
Union Pacific today.
O. Ohlsen and T. H. Trip of Dav-
EXPORT, Ia, were among the guests at
the Johnson last night.
X. ]. McCallum of Walden arrived
in the city last Saturday afternoon and
left yesterday for Denver.
Miss Belle Ryan and Miss Frances
Smith attended the Masonic ball in
Laramie this week.-Rawlins Journal
Charles F. Kuster has returned from
Fort Collins, where he has been look
ing after his horses wintering there
j. g.. O'Hearne, George wilkins, w.
E. Scott and Louis Cook of Denver
were guests at the Union Pacific last
night.
Hon. int Mrs. w. j. Bryan of Lin
coin, Neb., are the guests of Hon. and
Mrs. w. II. Holiday at Fourth and
Garfield streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Bowler, who
were married in Laramie last week
have settled down to housekeeping in
this city.-Rawlins Journal
Hon. Andrew Olson of Elk mountain
returned to Cheyenne yesterday to re-
sumo his duties as a member of the
Carbon county delegation in he house
this morning.
e. A. Buck is expected home from
Kansas City some time this week and
will join his wife here, who came re-
Gently to be present at the funeral o.
her father, William Naismith.
Superintendent Anderson spent Sat.
urday night in the city, leaving for the
west Sunday morning to have charge
of the operations of the snow pillow
about Hanna, where there was a con-
siderable fall of snow.
Peter Berlin, one of the fortunate
first in the Shoshone drawing last
summer, but who gave up his claim
for a good price, arrived last night
from Keystone and was a guest at the
Johnson this morning.
Prof. B. c.. Buffum and Prof. G. E.
Morton returned yesterday morning
from Wheatland, having been at that
place to attend a farmers institute,
which was quite successful, despite
the storm raging on Saturday.
]. f. Markham, formerly chief clerk
at the rolling mills, left Sunday after
for Denver to accept the position
of chief clerk in the transportation de-
partment of the Mohat road. Mrs.
is at Green River for a visit
with friends before settling at Denver
DR.. H. w. Quaintance of the COM
mercial department of the University
of Wyoming returned this morning
from Cheyenne, having stopped over
in that city on his way home from
Wheatland, where he had been to ad-
dress the farmers institute in that
place on Saturday.
Rev. ]. C. Bickel, superintendent of
missions for the Methodist church in
Wyoming, who was here to hold the
quarterly meeting Saturday night and
religious services yesterday, left this
afternoon for his home at Cheyenne.
Mr.. Bickel pays The Republican a
commitment when he declares il ono of