, 1907-05-15
PERSONAL

B. L. Smith of Boise is at the Kuster,
A. P. Rowe of Boise is at The John.
son.
W. S. Taylor of Denver is at the
Johnson.
c. R. Root of Cheyenne is at the
Union Pacific.
w. R. Shade of Springfield, Ill, is
at the Johnson.
r. G. Johnson of Los Angeles is at
the Union Pacific.
Angus McPhee of Cheyenne is a
guest at the Kuster.
Booker L. Smith arrived from the
Boggs ranch last night.
J.. e. Lesuer of Bolivar, N. Y, was
a guest at the Kuster last night.
D. N. unsick of Wright, Ia, was a
guest last night at the johnson.
Orley Lewis was a passenger by the
Walden stage 70 that place this morn
ing.
Charles J. Allard of Walden is in the
city, taking a civil service examination
at the postohlce.
H. M. Small is in from his ranch at
Dover, attending to some business mat
tiers at the county seat.
Morrill, Trammel and Henry Phillips
are in from the Sixteen Mile station
on the Walden stage route.
Harry Smith and Marion Trammel of
the Riverside ranch were among the
guests at the Johnson last night.
A. A. Tremp, G.. H. Cone and Leo
Shape of Denver were among the
guests at the Union Pacific last night.
John Kunkle, who is doing some road
work near the Nelson ranch, reached
the city last night by the Walden
stage.
w. j. Ryan, the Cheyenne travelling
salesman, left this morning for Wal.
den, where ne will look after some
sales in that neighborhood.
A. M. Crawford of New York; Flick
of Salt Lake, NJ. L. Henock and broth
err of Chicago and C. D. Aspenwall of
Alliance, Neb., are at the Union Pa.
ciic.
S. II. Campbell, manager of the Lar
annie Coal company, left last night for
Cheyenne, looking after soma business
matters there, and returning home this
afternoon.
Clinton G.. Smith, the forest super
visor of the Medicine Bow forest re-
serve, arrived last night from the Doug
las creek tie camp of the Carbon Tim
Der company.
Rev. F. w. Bross of Denver, former.
ly pastor of the Methodist church, now
travelling agent for a business on
Germ, was among the arrivals at the
Kuster last night.
Julian Bernheim, manager of the
Mossman store at Cowdrey, Colo, was
here last night, on his way home from
Denver, leaving for Cowdrey by the
stage this morning.
George TRADING, superintendent of
the Walden stage line, left for that
place this morning on his monthly tour
of inspection of the lines, intending TO
return in a day or two.
W. T. Lee, E. NJ. Fuller, R. P. Bates
and G. e. Ketchum, Cheyenne rail-
road men, were among the visitors to
the city last night. They were reg
istered at the Union Pacific.
John McLennon left this afternoon
for his home at Centennial. He was
summoned to the city as a juror for
the March term of the district court,
but has been excused until further no.
tice of the court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Crumrine arriv-
ed from the Crumrine ranch last night,
Mrs. Crumrine suffering from a severe
attack of rheumatism, and she will re-
main in the city for a few days, until
the disease has been conquered.
C. C. Frazer was in from his ranch
today. He says there is a good deal
of snow on his side of the range and
that it is hanging to the ground better
than that which fell on this side-or
worse, from whichever point of view.
Hans Olson and Sverre Steen ar
rived last night, direct from Sweden,
and are guests at the Johnson. They
will make their home in this country.
These two were of a party of about a
dozen travelling together from Drond-
helm.
A. c. Musser was in from the ex-