, 1907-05-22
PERSONAL
C. Frazer is in town today.

Tim Mccarthy OF Morgan is in the
city.
Ed Moen is in from Virginia dale to
day.
William Dallas is in from Mandel
today. -...=
Martin Lewis left this morning fol-
| Walden.
Frank auckland is in the city from
Garrett.
l. Miss Rockwell Hall of Garrett is at
the Kuster.
Miss Violet Reid of McGill, Wyo., is
in the city.
H. c. Higgins of Bellevue, O., is at
the Johnson. a .
J.. Fred Dawson went east today on
train No. 4.
]. G. Caslett of Sheridan, wyo., is
at the Kuster.
Gus Anderson of Salt Lake is at the
Union Pacific.
E. J.. Cooney of Sherman, Texas, is
at the Johnson.
E. w. johnson was an arrival from
Walden last night.
Frank P. Williams of Livermore,
Colo, is at the Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Ben Haley and
babe went to Denver today.
John c. Ferris Of Elmira, Wyo., is
among the guests at the Kuster.
Justice Victor Carlin of Keystone is
among the visitors to the city today.
F. Edmunds and G.. Middlebrook of
Walcott were at the Kuster last night.
R. F. Marine and c.. G. Lewis of
Chicago were at the Union Pacific last
night.
Fred Dreehouse left this morning for
the Pahlow ranch, up the Laramie
river.
? III. Aschaffenberg, the Cheyenne
travelling salesman, was a city visitor
this morning.
John Miller arrived from Nelson's
ranch, on the Laramie Walden stage
line, last night.
M. G. Grover and A. T. Scoville re-
turned to Mandel today, having spent
the night here.
Gus Berg is in the city today, coming
with a load Of oats from his granaries
for the local merchants.
Dean Bode went to Leslie yesterday
afternoon for a visit until Friday with
DR.. and Mrs. l. R. Swigart.
R. A. Buchanan, C. H. Bruce and R..
w. Rhoads of Denver were at the
Union Pacific this morning.
J. B. Ehrrmann Of Enterprise, Kas.,
is in the city, looking after the ma
chinery at the plaster mills as an ex-
pert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Christensen of
the Pioneer canal returned home to.
day, having disposed of some business
here.
Roy Defenbaugh left today for Blu
cyrus, o. His mother is very i'll and
he will be absent from the city for
several weeks.
William Edmonds and Sam Phillips
of Seven Mile are here today, arriving
late yesterday afternoon and register.
ing at the Kuster.
William Taylor of Sibylee, who has
been in the city for a few days, left
for home this morning, as a passenger
on the Sibylee stage line.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Harbaugh of Den
yer were at the Johnson last night. Mr..
Harbaugh is a travelling salesman for
q Denver wholesale house.
Among the Cheyenne visitors this
morning were A. H. Dahlstrom, E. M.
Richie, C. R. Root and w. O'Keefe,
all registered at the Union Pacific.
Mrs. Ashley Hall, a sister of Mrs.
Sam Gillespie, and Miss Rockwell Hall,
left today for Hot Springs. Ark, for
the benefit of Mrs. Halls health.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Anderson and
their son, Walter Conner, left for home
this morning, after a few days spent at
the county seat on legal and other bus.
mess.
The Misses Phillips, daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Phillips, who are
now visiting with relatives in Okla.
homa, are expected home the latter
part of the week.
James c. Hastings of Hanna, who
has been at Denver and other eastern
and southern points for ONE time, has
returned to this section and vas a
guest last night at the Johnson.
j. w. Beckett, chef at the Phillips
hotel, who has been visiting in Ohio,
his former home, for some time, is eX.
pected home in a few days, leaving
Cleveland yesterday and intending to
stop at Omaha.
f. E. Miner, who is interested in
the Raich coal mines in North park and
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