, 1907-10-05

NJ. ii. Small is in from Dover.
Frank X. Webb of Casper is here.
Hans Olson is In from his ranch
today.
Otto Anderson is here from Key
stone.
Ashley A. Hall is in the city from
Rock River.
E. Menard arrived from Cowdrey
last evening.
! Ed Kaufman of St. Louis is at the
Union Pacific.
John Helme- and oscar Olson are
here from Woods.
visitor this morning.
E. Passhard arrived from Jelm by
the stage last night.
Jerome Decker is here from Walden
with his freight teams.
NJ. M~cCondamine of Casper was a
city visitor this morning.
Miss Betz was a passenger to the
Lund ranch this morning.
r. l.. Marer, a whisky drummer,
went east to Cincinnati today.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Coughlin arrived
from their ranch this morning.
p. r. Buicker of Shelby, O., was a
guest at the Kuster last night.
j. A. Winkler, jr, was in from the
Running Water ranch this morning.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Klein returned
to their home al Kansas City last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh White went to
Rock River to attend the dance to-
night.
NJ. Staback was among the arrivals
by the stage from Woods landing last
night.
Sam Daniels, a Chicago cigar sales
man, is in the city, registered at the
johnson.
o. l.. Burnham and Sam McAllister
of Denver were guests at the Kuster
last night.
Mrs. M. ~Clippenger went to Denver
today to do some shopping for her
massage parlOrS.
B. A.. Hunter returned last night
from Omaha, where he had been with
a shipment of stock.
Misses Alice and Anna Rice went to
Rock River today to attend the dance
at hat place tonight.
Fred Ihmsen of the county clerks
| ofioo ,uapt tn p,u,lip, tb;c of+arpoop
to remain until tomorrow.
S. j. Stookey, Ward Farmer and ].
Hartman of Salt Lake were guests at
the Union Pacific last night.
Mrs. Talbot come in fran Miller's
ranch at Howell today and will go to
her home in Cheyenne tonight.
Messrs. Byrnes, Hunton and Niethe
went to Rock River today to play for
the dance at that place tonight.
C. E. Cady went to Sutherland last
night to visit friends. w. E. Evans is
taking his place in the car office.
Jack Taylor of the Laramie drug
store will go Monday to his home in
Walden to visit his parents for a week.
Mrs. Helen Connors and daughters
returned to their home in Medicine
Bow today, after doing some shopping
in the city.
H.. B. Sartor Is in from Keystone. He
is connected with the forest reserve
service at that place and is staying at
the johnson.
Mrs. A C. Hogbin and Prof. Helen
Middlekauff went to Centennial today
on a little outing, returning on the
afternoon train.
Misses Florence and Lillian O'Con-
nor and Miss Lille Bales of Medicine
Bow We're among the visitors to the
city last night.
R. B, Kinley was in from his ranch
at the foot Of Sheep mountain last
night, returning home today with some
purchases made here.
H. C. Beeler, the state ~geologist, ar
rived late yesterday afternoon from
his home at Cheyenne and left this
morning for the Strong mine at Leslie.
John Hunton returned yesterday af-
ternoon from Wheatland, where he had
been a few days, assisting Miss Belle
Moore in an entertainment in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Olson and Miss
Ellen Olson of Elk mountain were
among the guests at the johnson last
night, Mr.. Olson coming from the tie
camp to meet the ladies here.
E. Reinford and Jack Presson of
Keystone are at the Johnson. They
came yesterday afternoon to meet
their wives, who are coming from
Minneapolis. and will accompany them
to the tie camp upon, their return.
Miss Btta Kennedy, who is teaching
in the Millbrook neignborhood, came
to the city yesterday 60 visit with her
family and to attend the reception a,
the university gymnasium last night.
She is enjoying her school work aud
believes the school is doing nicely. She
will return Monday morning.
MOONLIGHT SOCIETY ,
RESUMES MEETINGS.