, 1907-03-01

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at the Johnson last night.
Sarah Furnas returned from Key,
stone yesterday afternoon.
Ed Langhofr Of Walden was a guest
at the Johnson last night.
Z. b. Adams, jr., Of Denver was at
the Union Pacific last night.
l.. 7. Tobin Of st. Joseph, Mo-, was
at the Union Pacific this morning.
Bud Gillespie of Lookout was among
the guests at the Kuster last night.
J. A. Thornton of Rock River was a
city visitor this morning, registered at
the Kuster
Ernest w. Johnson returned to Jelm
this morning, after a brief business
visit to the city.
m Owens of Morgan was among
the visitors to the city this morning,
registered at the Johnson.
Mrs. j.. Fred Dawson will leave Sun
day for a weeks visit with her mother
ln-law, Mrs. Dawson. at Sidney.
Miss Ethel Balch returned to her
home at the Riverside ranch this morn
Ing, after a few days visit in this city.
H. Smith, a sewing machine agent of
Cheyenne, was here last night, look
ing after his business interests in
this city.
Rev. A. Swanson left this morning
for the Riverside ranch and will spend
a few days in that section, preaching
once or twice.
e. p. Baker arrived from Leslie,
Wyo., this morning and will go from
here to Wray, Colo, where he has some
business interests.
Hon. Otto Gramm arrived this morn
ing from Denver, where he had been
visiting for a couple of days upon his
return from the east.
Fred Goetz, whose daughter was op-
Grated upon in Denver a few days ago.
at n of the hospitals there, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
M. ]. Barry of the Barry Brothers
book store, was over from Cheyenne
last night looking after the Laramie
store, returning to the capital on a late
train.
Charlie Benson, foreman of the Riv-
erside ranch, who was here last night
looking after some business matters
in connection with the ranch, returned
home today.
Julian Bernheim, manager of the C
E. Mosman store at Cowdrey, Colo, left
for home this morning, having spent
the day yesterday here on his return
from Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Warren of
Portland, Ore. who have been visiting
here and in this neighborhood for a
few days, expect to return home some
time next week.
J. A. Winkler, jr., of the Running
Water ranch spent the night in the
city, returning to the ranch today,
after having disposed Of some bust
matters here.
MI. and Mrs. A. deV. Baldwin of the
Priscilla ranch left for G~leneyre, Colo,
this morning, after having spent a few
days in this city upon their return
from their eastern trip.
Knight Shear Of Onarga, Ill, who
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Lovett here for a couple Of days,
left for the east on the Los Angeles
train at 1890.
George Cunningham and family and
c. E. Prickett, who are moving to
South Dakota to reside, where they
have purchased property, were among
the guests at the Johnson last night.
Miss Lillian Stroup, who has been
teaching the Leslie school for several
months, reached the city this morning
and will remain here for the present,
the spring term starting about the first
of May.
Mrs. G.. w. Penn and bright young
daughter, Hazel, returned to Leslie to-.
day, having been visitors in the city
since Tuesday. Mr.. Penn came in with
the Leslie stage and they returned
with him.
William Benton, manager of the
Medicine Bows Mines company's
mines and other property in the
Holmes district, reached the city yes
terday afternoon, by way of the Cen
tennial stage.
Emerson Rogers, whose mother re-
sides in North park, and who himself
is connected with the railroad shops
here, returned yesterday afternoon
from Walden, where he had been for
a few days visit.
Judge D. NJ. Blair of West Laramie
was among the visitors to the city this
morning, coming in after some sup
plies for the ranch and to dispose
Of a cracking big load of grain from
the ranch g%ranaries.
Mrs. Glidden returned last night