, 1907-04-13
PARAGRAPHS.

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John Macarthur of Moore is here.
Z. H. Horlacher of Cheyenne is here,
Charles Smith of Cheyenne ia in
town.
J. H. Buckley of Omaha is at the
Kuster.
Art W. Abby of Rock River is at the
Kuster.
H.. R. Rogers. of Chicago is at the
Kuster.
]. M. Jonssen OF Toltec is at the
Johnson.
Irwin Brands left for Walden this
| morning.
Mr.. Johnson went to Seven Mile this
morning.
Buck Burch arrived from Keystone
last night
Ernest Travis has returned to his
ranch home.
v. E. McCarty was here from Raw.
Inns last night.
Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll returned to
Cheyenne last evening.
Miss Susie Porter arrived from
Woods by the stage last night.
Nick L%undquist was in the city this
morning after a load of seeds and sup.
pies.
James Maefarlane and Monte Blew
ms left for their home at Walden this
morning.
]. E. Moncreif of Grand Island, Neb.,
was among the guests at the Kuster
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Wagner are now
occupying their own home at Sixth and
Garfield streets.
Prof. o. ]. Blakesley and ]. J. WedeI
of Rock Springs are among the visitors
to the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. Zeno Davis went to Rock
River this afternoon for a visit with
friends there.
Hon. Otto Gramm returned last night
from Rawlins and left this morning for
the Grace creek ranch to look after the
spring seeding.
Mrs. G. l.. Wagner and Miss Nellie
Wagner, who have been visiting at DEN
yer for the past two months, returned
home this afternoon.
7. John Payne, a ranehman of Cow
drey, was among the visitors to the
city today, coming last night and reg
istering at the Johnson.
Mrs. William Rich, who has been
visiting friends here for a few days,
returned to her home at Cheyenne ON
the late train last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Carter left today
for Denver for a few days, visit and
Mr.. Carter will also attend to some
business matters while there.
Prof. Ira B. Fee of Cheyenne, prin-
cipal Of the Cheyenne high school, is
in the city, attending the superin-
t%endent's meeting at the university.
Mr.. Radichal, Arthur Radichai and
Miss Ella Radichal have returned to
their home at Sibylee. Miss Radichal
has been visiting here for fortnight.
Miss Myrtle D Baily, who is teaching
the spring term at Leslie, Albany coun-
ty, arrived from that place last night
and spent the day here, a guest at the
Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Crumrine drove
to the Crumrine ranch this afternoon
for a visit, with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Crumrine. They expect to return. to-
morrow. afternoon.
Miss Susie M. Johnson of Julesbnrg,
Colo, who taught the last term of
school at Morgan, this county, left this
morning for Gleneyre, Colo, where she
will teach the spring term.
Prof. Oscar Swanson of Evanston,
superintendent of the Evanston
schools, is in city, a. guest at the
Kuster. He-is attending the superin-
tendents' meeting at the university.
Will Burch Of Murphy, North Caro-
lima, son of Hon. Luther Burch, reading
clerk of the last house of representa-
tives, and James Parker OF Hazel,
North Carolina, were among the guests
at the Johnson last night
Allen Drummond and his daughter,
Miss Lizzie Drummond, arrived last
night from their home at, Pittsville,
Pa, for a visit with their ION and
brother, Elmer Drummond, at the
Robert Nelson ranch at Morgan.
W. B. Barnett of Cheyenne, a men,
Der of the Barnett Mercantile COM
pany, owner of the Three Rules store
here, arrived from Cheyenne last night
and was at the store this morning,
looking after the interests of the com.
pany.
!. L. L. Laughlin of Rock River was In
the city this morning, coming to meet
Timothy Ross, who arrived at an early
hour from Denver. The gentlemen
laid in a bountiful supply of fishing
tackle Of various sorts and left on the
afternoon train for Rock River,
o. S. Robinson, w. ". Eaton and M.
Black Of Kansas City, N. Yungblutt
of Omaha, Sam Hexter of New York,
o. M. Boyles Of Chicago, M. L. Leck-
lider, F. E. Buckingham and F. c.
Webb of Denver and A! T. Crutcher Of
Lincoln, Neb., were guests at the I'm
ion Pacific last night.
NJ Iohpcop IF Dapyor roproaont.