, 1907-08-06

They report having had a very pleasant
time.-Buffalo Voice.
Miss Evelyn Corthell left this morn.
ing for the Ernest ranch, where she
will visit for a few days.
F. o. Carlisle Of Erie, Pa, and G.. II.
Edwards of Waterloo, La. were guests
at the Johnson last night.
John H. Sleeper of Denver was a
guest at the Johnson last night, leav.
ing for North park this morning.
d. Leblanc. w. A. Heaton and F. w.
Bross Of Denver we're among the
guests registered at the Kuster last
night.
Prof. B. c. Buffum returned from
Laramie Thursday, mi is now busy
improving his land in this vicinity
Worland Grit.
Mrs. Martin and two sons arrived
by the stage from their home at Wal,
den last night and were among the
guests az the Kuster.
DR.. P. C. McNiff returned last night
from Boswelrs ranch, where he has
been fishing for a week or more, hav-
ing a delightful time.
Jake Hartzell and H. T. Weber are
in the city, coming from the Weber
sawmills at Woods with loads of lum,
Der for the w. H. Holiday company.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Leroy of st. Louis,
George Damn of Grand Rapids, Mich.
George Harris of Pittsburg and ]. E.
Murphy of Grand Island are at the
Kuster.
Mrs. C. II. Jones and young son left
for the ranch this morning. Mrs.
Jones was at Cheyenne for a few days,
returning from that city yesterday at.
ternoon.
James Howell, teaming for the Mos.
man company at Walden, is in the city
with his freight teams today, prepar.
ing to return TO North park with large
loads tomorrow.
H. d. Beemer returned to Centennial
this morning, where he is superin'
tending the painting of the Mountain
View hotel and other buildings for the
Laramie Plains line.
Homer jacobson and Arthur Elliott
of Livermore, Colo, w. B. Hilson OF
Forbes, Colo, and Charles Haley o.
Hollywood were among the guests al
the Kuster last night.
F. w. OFT, publisher Of the Wyomini
Industrial Journal, will leave tonigh
for Lander to attend the Wyoming
Editorial association meeting, which
begins there tomorrow morning.
j. P. Armstrong of Kansas City
Kan, and l.. l.. Pfaff and H. M. Arm
strong of Sioux City, Ia, arrived in the
city last night and left for Centennia
this morning on mining business.
Irene Bernheim arrived this morn
ing from Denver, intending to leave by
the stage for Walden, but the trair
was late and the stage had gone wheI
she came. She will go tomorrow.
A telephone message from Chey
enne this morning announces that Grit
fin Cochran of the Tribune of that cit!
returned last night from Kentucky
where he had been visiting for three
weeks, his wife having been there fol
a longer period.
l.. A. Hancock arrived from Jeln
last night and Joined his wife at the
johnson. The latter came to the city
a few days ago and has been visiting
in the country lei here since. They
will spend a few days more in the city
before returning to Jelm.
G. R. Ingles of Kansas City, W. G
milford of Cheyenne, l.. H. Kline o.
Kankanna, Wis, S. Kalsher of Den
yer, T. J. O'Brien of Salt Lake, Louis
Xix Herman of Milwaukee and w. p
Peters of st. Louis were among the
guests at the Union Pacific last night
]. S. King, who arrived a day or two
ago from Breckenridge, KY, and VIII
will again take up his residence on the
King ranch near Pinkhamton, Colo.
left for that place this morning, accom-
panied by Richard Edwards, they TAX
ing out large loads of furniture ant
supplies.
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