, 1907-11-25
PARAGRAPHS.

w. II. RoDlnSOn Is IN from MS ranch
today.
j. F.. White went to Centennial this
morning.
Otto Gramm went to Rawlins last
afternoon.
T. M. Bannon went to the Boswell
ranch this morning.
Clark FELTON, returned from Centen.
NAL Saturday afternoon.
M. B. Merrill of Omaha was among
the guests at the Kuster last night.
H. L. Alfred of Walden was among
the guests at the johnson last night
M. Irvine of the Motley ranch was .
city visitor last night, registered at the
Kuster.
Dennis Fee and Terry Fee of Mandel
were among tins guests at the johnson
last night.
Mrs. julius Pulls has returned to her
ranch home, alter a buying trip to the
metropolis.
Poe Jacobs of Cement, Okla, was a
visitor to the city last night, registere.
1t the Kuster.
Fred c. Bach of Lake View ranch
spent the night in the city, registered
at The Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R Patterson of the
Mlllbrook ranch were among the vlsi-
tors to the city this morning.
Mrs. c. j. Sawyer returned Saturday
night from Kansas, where she hau
oeen visiting for several weeks
Frank Mcdonald and William Jack
son were at the kuster last night, ar.
irving from their ranches during tie
afternoon.
John T. Johnson, representing the
Grain belt brewery OF Denver was here
this morning, interesting local dealer,
in the product of that brewery.
Manrico Lucero of the King Bros.
sheep ranch was a city visitor last
night. the Mexican representative
among the guests at the. Kuster:
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Webb of Fort
Collins, who have been visiting at Cow
drey, reached the city Saturday night
and were registered at the Kuster.
Henry A. Hecht of Centennial, who
came in Saturday night to be present
at the closing of the kirmess at the
Maennerchor hall. returned home this
morning.
Clarence Richard, who was i'll sever,
al days ago, and who went to his ranch
nome somewhat improved, returned to
Saturday night hi Is staying ct
the Johnson, again under the are Of
physician.
Ran Campbell of Saratoga, a former
resident of this city and student at the
university, was among the visitors to
the city today and will probably re.
main here until alter Thanksgiving,
the guest of friends.
e. w. H~oneycutt,, who has spent the
summer at Cowdrey and other places
IN NORTH park, reached the city Satur
day afternoon and left yesterday for
the east, spending. the winter with
friends, and relatives.
M. Corbett, representing an Omaha
Iron company, who went to Walden a
few days ago TO sell some material to
the merchants and b~lacksmiths of that
place, returned Saturday afternoon M
left for Rawlins yesterday.
MI. o. G.. Goddard of Denver, wife o.
the Centennial mining man, who has
been visiting with HIM for seyerai
weeks, reached the city Saturday az
ternoon and went from here to Ogden
for a visit with relatives for a part OF
the winter.
John C. Fulton and G.. Hershman Of
Chicago, Arthur Lock of Kansas City
and Mike Barry of Cheyenne were
among the arrivals at the Union Pa
cific last night. Mr.. Barry was here
to assist in the %unpacking and display
of the new stock at the Barry book.
store.
John C. Coble. a former resident Of
city, now living on a ranch near
Pinedale. in the Big Wind river valley,
of here between trains yester-
day, while on his way from the east,
and was greeted by a number of friends
and. former acQuaintances.
Prof. Towar, DR.. Nelson, Prof. Ston
er and Prof. Mcconnell Of the Univer,
sity of Wyoming, who were at Wheat
land t attend the farmers. institute,
returned home Sunday. The Wheat.
land papers and special correspondents
refer in pleasing terms to the .quartette.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Bernard Holtum OF
who have been at Chey-
enne for several weeks, where Mt.
Holtum was under the Of Apply
reached the city Sunday after,
noon and will probably leave for home
Mr.. Holtnm's condition hav
Ing somewhat improved by his stay at
Captain Herbert J.. Brees of, the
United States army is in the city, the
guest of his mother. and will meet a
of old friends while here. The
captain will leave soon for the Philip
pines and Mrs. -Brees will accompany
him, spending the remainder of the
winter in the archipelago. They will
leave here on Saturday and sail from
San Francisco on December 5.