, 1907-04-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
l.. Aldren is in the city.

L.. Aldren is in the city.
M. R. Vote of Salt Lake is In. town.
Ed Eykyn Of Mandel was here last
night.
L. s.. Yates of Bosler was here this
morning.
H. R. Haygood of Leslie Is at the
johnson.
c. C. Frazer was In from his ranch
last night.
M. C. Grover was in from Mandel
last night.
c. H. Wagner of Denver Is at the
Union Pacific.
County Road Supervisor Steve Fraz.
er is in the city.
w. r. Hastings of Cheyenne was a;
the Kuster last night.
]. f. Taylor and N. c. Walters of
Denver are at the kuster.
Chris Klein was in the city this
morning from his ranch south OF town.
Joseph J. Ricen of Cincinnati was a
commercial visitor to e. the city this
informing.
President Miller of the Laramie
Plains line will go to Centennial "by
rail- tomorrow.
Booker L. Smith left for Holmes this
morning, after a few days in this city
and at Denver.
G.. L.. Wright was in from the Fill.
more ranch today, intending to return
during the afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Manawal of Cheyenne
is the guest Of MI. and Mrs. Richard
Eberhard for alfewe days.
George We%sternlund and Peter Shar-
stein left for Keystone this morning,
where they are employed.
Henry Jensen and James Lund were
among the visitors from Mandel last
night, guests at the johnson.
B. H. Kent of Chicago and E. Ian.
caster Of Louisville, KY, were among
the visitors to the city last night.
f. N. zPfeging and A. H. Dahlstrom
OF Cheyenne were among the visitors
TO the. city last night, guests at the
Union, Pacific.
Clark Pelton left this morning for
Centennial to, assume his duties as
manager of the Boston and wyoming
Lumber company.
George Chapman and Bert Dunlap,
who came in from Leslie yesterday al
ternoon, to do some trading, returned
to the camp today.
A. H. Stewart, who arrived from the
east yesterday afternoon, left for the
west today, having spent about twenty
four hours in the city. 2
Walter Smith left this morning for
the Coughlin ranch with a sIx-horse
team and a string of three wagons, and
will get a huge load Of hay for local
merchants.
Mrs. c. C.. Carlisle and bright little
daughter are expected in the city from
Cheyenne tomorrow for a visit of sew,
eral days with Prof. and Mrs. F.. W..
Lee at their home on Ninth street.
William Radichal and his son, Ar
thur, who came to the city from their
home at Sibylee yesterday afternoon.
left for home today, taking some seeds
and other ranch and farm supplies.
Edgar c. Moxham of New York, who
has been looking after some mining
CLAIMS in the mountains west of the
city for a few days, returned to town
last night and was a guest at the I'm,
ion Pacific.
". A.. Jones and M. j.. Capron left
this morning tor Walden. Tney had
been to Fort Collins and other Colo
RADIO cities on business. Mr.. Capron
came from North park with e. A. An
derson a few days ago, the latter be.
ing sent to an asylum.
Monte Blevlns,, the Walden stock.
man, returned last night from Den.
yer, where he had been with seven cars
of cattle, which he disposed Of on the
market there. He will probably leave
Tor his home at Walden tomorrow. w.
A. Jones came home with him, but left
for North park today.
, Miss Laura Lee, who stopped In
Cheyenne on the return of the Uni
.versity Girls Glee and Mandolin
clubs from the trip to the central part
of the state last Sunday, for a visit
with her sister. Mrs. c.. c.. Carlisle,
and her niece, little Miss Alice Car
Isle, will return home tomorrow. ac-
companying the Cheyenne relatives to
the city for a visit