, 1907-09-27
PARAGRAPHS.
H. Hunt of Chicago is in town.

Mrs. A. C. Hogbin is i'll at her homt
today.
l.. l.. Laughlin is here from Rock
River.
Only a little sunshine during the
forenoon.
Henry Meyers was In from Mandel
this morning.
c. E. Elliott of Milwaukee Is at the
Union Pacific.
William T. Donnell Of Rock River
was here today.
c. E. Casey of Ogden was at The
kuster last night.
Mrs. Lapelt and babe returned last
night from Cowdrey.
J. A. Kunkle arrived from the Solder.
green ranch last night.
Mrs. A. N. Pierce of Hanna was a
city visitor this morning.
Mrs. Frank McBroom has gone to
Kearney, Neb., for a brief stay.
Markus Anderson of Elk mountain
was a Johnson guest last night
F. Henderson and C. H. Bush of Den.
YER were guests at the Kuster last
night.
Mrs. Vollert Of Walden was a city
visitor last night, arriving by the stage
from that place.
William Radichal of Sibylee is in
the city today, looking after some pur-
chases for his ranch.
j. e. WinslCw returned last night
from a business trip to Denver, Gree.
ley and ~Longmont, Colo.
Mrs. H. Volbert of Sheboygan, Wis.
arrived from Walden by the stage last
night and was a guest at the Kuster.
Miss Regina Harsh of Atlantic City,
Wyo., arrived in the city last night
and has re-entered the University Of
Wyoming.
George NJ. Gibson and w. B. Thorne
of San Francisco were among the
guests registered at the Union Pacific
last night.
George Cornell returned to the
ranch four miles from the city this
morning, after a brief business visit
to the city.
Carl Moritz OF Denver, Gus Anderson
of Salt Lake and G. f. Darling of West
field, Mass, were at the Union Pacific
this morning.
Charlie Ziegler was in from his Man.
del ranch this morning with a large
load of baled hay for the w. H. Hol
liday company.
Miss Zoe Miller returned yesterday
afternoon from Centennial, where she
had been for G. visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. S. e. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Crumrine are in
from their ranch today, and Mrs. Crum.
rine is assisting her sister, Mrs. G. y.
Spalding, at a social function this af.
%ternoon.
Sam Williamson of Salt Lake, repre-
senting a grain commission firm of
that city, was among the business visi
tors to the city this morning, calling
upon the local grain dealers.
Mrs. John Sigman, wife of the city
marshal, who has been visiting in Salt
Lake and Ogden for nearly a month,
returned last night. Mr.. Sigman, who
went west with her, returned several
days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph England, M.
and Mrs. George Davidson and Mrs.
Davidson, the mother of George, who
have been visiting here for a day or
two, returned to their home at Mar,
shall today.
President Miller, General Superin-
tendent Stewart and General Auditor
Emmons of the Laramie Plains line re.
turned yesterday afternoon from Cen
tennial, where they had been on bust.
ness and to look after the loading OF
some cattle.
Fred Jones, constable of Laramie
precinct, returned last night from Salt
Lake, leaving his mother, Mrs. Kin.
near, and his niece, Miss Edna Kin,
near, in that city for a longer visit.
They will probably return about the
middle Of next week.
Bernard Holtum of Centennial, the
well known mining man of that sec.
ton, and owner of n of the most
promising propositions in the district.
was among the arrivals by the Plains
line yesterday afternoon. He was here
to look after some business in connec'
ton with the mining property.