, 1907-04-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,

Smith l. Roby of Denver was a city
visitor last night.
w. B. Emmons is in from the River
side ranch today.
Mrs. c. A. Watt is sick at her home
on Fourth street.
James j. Gent of San Francisco was
here this morning.
James McManemines of Chicago is
at the Union Pacific.
A. E. Curtis of Ohio was registered
at the Kuster last night.
George Brewer of Rock River vas a
city visitor this morning.
Ed Shinton of Pittsburg, Pa. was a
guest at the Johnson last night.
HIN. Hunter of Cowdrey was among
the guests at the Johnson last night.
Hugh Ross and Bob Hunter were Wis
iting ranchmen today, guests at the
Kuster.
Timothy Ross and l.. L. Laughlin of
Rock River were city visitors this
morning.
William Rice Of Sand creek was
among tie visitors to the city this
morning.
John Hoen went to the McNealey
ranch by the Centennial stage this
morning.
|. Rev. A. G. Hogbin returned from the
meeting Of Wyoming Presbytery at
Evanston.
Mrs. Bert Hoss was in from the
Millbrook ranch last night, a guest at
the Kuster.
George r. Kempton, manager of the
electric light plant, has gone to Denver
on a business trip.
Lawrence c. Phillips, a resident of
Douglas, was among the visitors to
the city last night.
James Dallas, the ranchman, was a
'ASAtol " Ihc Silys idoI hlSul, d SuSSl
at the Union Pacific.
Fordyce Brownlee of Walden is in
the city with his freight teams for the
Mosman company at Walden.
Nate Johnson was in from his Pho.
neer canal ranch this morning, on q
combined business and shopping ex
pedition.
Mike Shrek, Willie and a number OF
other fighters passed through the
city last night, en- route from Tonopah
to Chicago.
James Nelson, the nephew of Dr..
Hamilton, returned last night from En-
campment and left today for Denver
on a visit.
The Cheyenne guests at the Union
Pacific included F. I. Cummings, Fred
Lennon. Ed Drake, A. H. Dahlstrom
and c. F. Hastings.
Hon. Andrew Olson of Elk mountain
is in the city, intending to leave for
the Douglas creek tie camp tomorrow,
II the weather will permit.
George H. Leonard Of Denver, con
nected with the American Tobacco
company, was in the city today, call
ing at this Office during his stay here
Miss Birdie Mckay, the bookkeepe,
at the office of Drs. Ballard and Bal
lard, will leave tonight for Denver
where she will visit for about a week
Among the Denver guests at the I'm
ion Pacific last night were H. f. Bier
smith, +. G. Dyer, E. l.. Sturges, c. f
Osborn, c. F. Schwerer, Miss NJ. B
Smith M w. w. Patterson.
Charles Benson, foreman of the Riv
erside ranch, vas among the visitors
to the city this morning, coming witt
some wagons for the shipment of OF
for the Springer spraying outfit.
N. Anderson, Andrew Anderson, An
drew Black, E. N. Grant, Axel Peter
" llu SuoI EllShoon VI MY olOht
were among the visitors to the cit.
last night, registered at the Johnson
They are from the Douglas creek tic
camp.
Miss Pearl Moore Of Fort Collins
county superintendent of schools o
Larimer county, who has been visiting
the schools in the North park country
arrived from Walden last night ant
went from here to her home at For
Collins.
Rev. N. G. Sundby returned to hi!
home in the Centennial valley thi!
morning, after a visit of a couple o
days in the county seat. He was thu
guest during his stay in the city o
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davidson at thei,
home on the west side.