, 1908-09-10

]. A. WinklerSis in town.
William Owen is in from his Isla,
ranch.
Oscar waechter is in from the S
bylee.
c. H. Schindel of Tie Siding is stay
ing at the Kuster.
T. B. Harrison of Green Bay. Wis
is at the johnson.
W. A. Ralston OF Centennial was
guest at the Johnson last night.
R. W. Metcalf and A. H. Mcconnell
Of Cheyenne are at the Kuster.
M. l.. Hite and Charles Burch O
Denver were registered at the Kustel
last night.
Mrs. Simpson returned last nigh
from the Boswell ranch, having gone
up earlier in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Stout of Wyo
ming were among the business visit
ors to the Kuster today.
L. A. Butler and ALI Peterson Of
Houghton. Mich, were among the
guests at the johnson last night.
]. l. O'Brien and A. F. Saunders, tn.
Cheyenne meat statesmen, were amone
the guests at the Johnson last night.
Samuel Coen is in from his ranch On
the Little Laramie, looking after some
matters Of business at the county seat
E. T. Duffey Of Denver is in the city
and will make his headquarters here,
at least for the remainder of the
month.
r. H. Homer and c. D. Spalding left
in an automobile this morning for the
upper Laramie river on a few days
outing.
j.. d. Naffziger of Ault, Colo, for
merly a ranchman and %sheepman OF
this county, is here today, a guest at
the Kuster.
F. H. Sheppard and Fred E. Willard
of Denver were business visitors to
the metropolis Of the Laramie valley
this morning.
Willis ]. futile, G. M. Stevenson and
Clyde Chapman of Leslie were among
the visitors to the city today, regis.
tered at the Johnson.
S. H. Campbell went to Cheyenne
last night for a conference with the
officials of the Union Pacific Coal com
pany on the coal situation resulting
from the lockout.
Henry Carlson of Essex, Ia, Emil
Lind of Wood River, Neb., Charles
Dodds of Sullivan, Ind, c. B. Johnston
Of Kansas City, Mo-, and c. H. Mann
of Lincoln, Neb., are at the Kuster.
G. L. Wright of Centennial was in
the city this morning, coming yester-
day afternoon. He has teams at work
hauling Goa from the Citizens coal
mine to the railroad station heal his
ranch.
M. J.. Barry was over from Cheyenne
this morning and was delighted when
told that the trustees of the fair asso.
citation had arranged for a special train
from Cheyenne for the first day Of the
fair next week.
Sam Burchard and Ovid Burchard
Of Abilene, Kas., who have been visit
ing relatives at Cheyenne, arrived in
the city last night and left this morn
Ing for Centennial, where they will
visit for a few days.
John s. Hughes was here from
Holmes last night, leaving for the
mountains again this morning. He
came with some friends who have
been visiting him from Texas and
whose vacation has ended.
Mrs. Fred Cameron of Laramie
passed through Cheyenne yesterday on
her way east. When she returns she
will stop in Cheyenne as the guest of
Mrs. H. A. Brookhart and Mrs. E. T.
Bartley.-Cheyenne Leader.
Will Goodale returned from North
park last night, bringing President
Miller and Mr., and Mrs. F. X. Quinn
of Pittsburg. He encountered a good
deal of mud, the North park country
having been favored with some heavy
recent rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Quinn of Pitts
burg, Pa, who have been in North
park for the past few days with Presi-
dent Miller of the Laramie Plains
line, returned to the city last night
and left early this morning for the
west. They will visit Yellowstone Ma
tional park before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Martin and family,
.-No L.-- leo. ooa,J;nr tha -ort civ