, 1907-09-26
PERSONAL

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w. B. Horn of Chicago is in the city
August Radichal of Sibylee is in tn,
city.
NJ. d. Gallagher of Omaha is in the
city.
DR.. Hamilton is home from Key
stone.
A. C. Cherry of Cheyenne is at the
Kuster.
Walter Hastings of Widdowield is Al
the Kuster.
S. H. Campbell returned from Raw.
Inns last night.
w. M. Mathis Of Cheyenne Is at the
Union Pacific.
Ed Moen of Virginia dale left TO,
home this morning.
Prof. Towar has returned from the
state fair at Douglas.
James E. Wareham of San Diego.
Cal, is at the Union Pacific.
S. F. Phillips is in from the Seven
Mile, stopping at the Kuster.
H. c. Beeler, the state geologist, re-
turned to Cheyenne last night.
Messrs. Atherly and Vance are home
from their trip to Horse creek.
Oscar P~restegard of Aberdeen, S. D.,
entered the university this morning.
Ben C. Roberts of Fort Steele is in
the city, registered at the Johnson.
c. E. Drashear arrived in the city
from Walden by the stage last night.
Sheriff Bath and County Attorney
Downey are looked for from Denver
tonight.
L. ]. Mills of the Red Gross phar-
macy has returned from a business
trip to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bailey, jr., of
Centennial were among the guests at
the Kuster last night.
Foster Durham and P. D. Self of
Medicine Bow were among the guests
at the Johnson last night.
Among the Denver guests at the I'm
ion Pacific this morning were w. c
Hall, w. F. Grose, A. c. Heltzell, R. w
Rhodes and Max Baer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carroll of Tie
Siding are in the city, staying at the
Kuster, Mr.. Carroll being under the
care of a physician here.
George R. Kempton, superintendent
of the electric light plant, returned this
morning from Denver, where he had
been on a business mission.
AXel Bloom returned to his ranch
this morning, after a business visit to
the city and to bring word Of the ar
rival of a new son at his home.
Asmus Franzen. the Rock River hay
merchant, returned home this after,
noon, having come yesterday to look
after the sale of some hay in this city,
Mrs. H.. A. Smith and daughter and
Mrs. John Thees and daughter have re.
turned from their visit of several days
with friends and relatives at Salt Lake
and Ogden.
M. l.. Marks of Council Bluffs, Ia,
arrived late yesterday afternoon and
will spend a few days here, looking
after some horses, desiring to secure
a few carloads.
Thorbus Weber and Harve Harnden
of Woods returned to that place this
morning, after a brief business visit
to the county seat, coming with lumber
for the local builders.
Erick P. Pearson Of Virginia dale,
week, taking his wife home and re-
turning yesterday afternoon, returned
to Virginia dale this morning.
General w. H. Fishback left this aft
ernoon for Topeka, Kas, where he
will remain until in January or Feb
ruary. He leaves his law business
here in the hands of Will McMurray.
Mrs. ]. A. Cheeseman, who went to
Lund's yesterday to look after some
business connected with the estate of
her late husband, and who returned
shortly after noon, left for home on
the delayed train from the west.
w. A. Comfy left this morning Cor
the Grace Creek ranch, and will get
the ranch house ready for the coming
of his family some time next week,
when Timothy Ross takes possession
of the Peak lodge ranch at Laramie
peak.
Joe Black left today for his home
at Walden, having spent a few days in
this city, attending the county fair las
week. Joe was all ready to go Wednes
day, but at the last moment agar
changed his mind, waiting to get his
copy of The Republican to see wha1
I'VE" said of his going. He promised
to make cool" today.