, 1907-11-29
PARAGRAPHS.

Charles Howard is visiting from the
ranch.
]. H. Lewis of Medicine Bow is at thu
Kuster.
T. Crawford of New York is at the
Kuster.
Mrs. G.. e. Smith of Rock River is in
the city spending Thanksgiving with
relatives.
b. F. Sylvester of Plumbago is in
the city.
H. S. Lind of Dillon, Wyo., is at the
Johnson .
F. B. Webb arrived from Walden last
afternoon.
Miss Porter arrived from Woods yes.
terday afternoon.
e. Keefer went to Walden by the
stage this morning.
Grin Warner of the Hoge ranch spent
yesterday in the city.
f. B. Webb of Walden was a guest
at the Kuster last night.
s. w. Lewis and c. A. Lewis of Raw,
Inns were here last night.
Miss Edith Belts, the Woods teach.
er, spent yesterday in the city.
Hugh Jones of Grimms, Wis, was a
guest at the Johnson last night.
Miss Middlekauff of the university is
at the Sundby ranch at Centennial.
Miss Rice is home from the Nelson
ranch for the Thanksgiving vacation.
H. S. Fur of Leslie was here yester
day, spending the night at the Johnson
hotel.
Adolph Merz, the railway mail clerk,
spent THANKSGIVING in the city visit
ing friends.
J. F. White and Frank White of Rock
River arrived in the city yesterday
and were guests at the Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dick of Butte,
Mont. ARE in the city and may be in
duced to locate here and go into bust
ness.
Wallie OFT of Cheyenne, the railwat
mail clerk, attended the Ballard-Gon,
den party at the Union Pacific hotel
Wednesday night.
w. P. Kennedy and wife of Kansas
City, S. Simheimer of Chicago and P.
w. Flaeging of Cheyenne were guests
at the Union Pacific last night.
Eugene Larson of Centennial, son OF
the editor of the Centennial Post, wai
a city visitor yesterday, coming from
the valley Wednesday afternoon.
William Davidson, the Centennial
liveryman, was among the visitors TO
the city yesterday, spending the night
at the Johnson and leaving for home
today.
President Fred A. Miller and Mrs.
Miller vent to Centennial yesterday,
dining with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Reed
and Madame Miller. They are looked
for this afternoon.
Hon. George II. Rommel of Washing. |
ton, D. c., connected with the bureau
Of animal industry of the department Of
agriculture, is in the city, taking a look
over the experiment station here.
James R. Hill, formerly operator for
the Postal Telegraph and Cable COM
pany here, u now of Cheyenne, spent
Thanksgiving in this city, calling upon
the local manager of that office during
the day.
Miss Margaret Knight OF Cheyenne
was the guest for Thanksgiving CT
Miss Ethel Brown n was n of the
handsomest young ladies at the Bal
lard-Gonden Thanksgiving party at the
Union Pacific hotel Wednesday night.
Floyd Norris, a former resident OF
North park and well known in this city
as a stock buyer and shipper, was here
yesterday, in company with d. H. Rand,
N. w. Griggs Il Joe Kane, all of Big
Piney with a large shipment of cattle.
Will McMurray went to Denver We'd
nesday + witnessed both the morn
ing and afternoon games of football,
the first between the University Of
Denver and Fort Collins agricultural
college and the other between Boulder
and Golden.
Rev. C. Swanson, pastor of the Swed-
ish Mission church at the corner of
Seventh and Garfield streets, will leave
Sunday night for Europe, where he will
visit with relatives n friends, his
place being filled here from time to
time by other ministers.