, 1908-03-07
PERSONAL

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Frank C. Bosler went to Rock River
today.
Ben C. Ritter of Denver was here
this morning.
Judge Carpenter returned from
Lander today.
Mrs. julius Pulls is in the city for a
little shopping.
f. C. Bosler and Abram Bosler arc
in the city today.
John H. Lewis of Rock River was a
city visitor this morning.
Mrs. c. e. Carlisle is improving, bur
is still a great sufferer.
Mrs. Oliver Wallis, who has been
quite i'll fol a week, is now a little bet
ter.
Miss Izora Phillips OF Seven Mile was
among the guests at the Kuster las
night.
Mrs. A. T. Scovi.le was in from Mil
the Kuster.
Miss Abbie Drew left today for hei
home at Hanna, intending to be gone
several weeks.
Miss Dora Coleman left today 70.
Denver to visit friends and relatives
for a few days.
q. E. Fleming and G. P. Lund
Mandel We're among the guests at tbs
Kuster last night.
r. w. Booth and ]. F. Pierce of Rock
River were among the visitors to TIL
city this morning.
Erie Scott, the forest ranger, return
ed to Keystone this morning and will
resume his position.
Fred Snyder and Charles Carlson oil
Horse creek were among the guests al
the johnson last night.
Mrs. John w. Ernest and little daugh
ter, Pinkel, left today for Denver tc
visit for d week or two.
C. A. Burbank, jr., is here arranging
for the presentation of "Peck's Bad
Boy" at the Opera House.
James Davidson returned to his home
at Centennial this morning, having
been here since Thursday.
Ed Mullen Of Wood River, Neb., is
the guest of the family of his uncle
John McCue, of West Laramie.
Otto Gramm went to Rawlins last
night, leaving the city after the close
of the reception at the Carnegie build
ing.
r. A. Stretch OF Saratoga, and C. B
Buell. of Greeley, Colo, were among
the guests at the Union Pacific las'
night.
Peter Simonson returned to his
ranch at sheep mountain this morning
after a brief business visit to the couG
ty seat.
NJ. M. Gates and his mother left this
morning for their home at Walden
having been visiting in Denver and
Fort Collins.
Jacob Strauss. the Morgan ranch
man, is in the city today for SOM shop
ping and to look after some business
at the county seat.
l.. Holmes returned last night from
Denver, where he had been visiting fol
a few days, and left for his home al
Holmes this morning.
Ferd Brueckner went to Cheyenne to.
day to visit his daughter over Sunday
Little Miss Dorothy Brueckner is at.
tending the convent there.
Jacob Hartzel and Vivian McCaslani
left for North park today with theiI
wagons loaded with supplies for the
business firms of that park.
e. Erickson, who has been living al
Fort Steele for several months, has re
turned to this city to reside for the
present. He is staying at the Johnson
Mrs. Belts of this city left this mora
ing for the Lund ranch, where ber
daughter, Miss Edith Belts, is teaching
and will visit with that young lady for
the coming week.
F. A. Hyde of Lincoln, Neb., repre-
senting the Collier publishing house
was among the business visitors to the
city this morning, a guest at the John
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Woodland returned
TO their home at Tie Siding this after
noon, having ome yesterday that Mrs
Woodland should file her certificate as
a notary public.
Miss Lizzie Vass of the Pioneer
canal was a city visitor last night, here
as the guest of the family of her
uncle, Hugh Vass, of the Gem City
Grocery company.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch and John
Hopkins left today for Pueblo to re,
side. Mr.. Lynch and Mr.. Hopkins have
been working in the mill as puddlels
for the past two months.
Hon. ]. w. Nelson of Saratoga, for
est supervisor for the Medicine Bow
forest reserve, spent the night in the
city as a guest at the Kuster. He viii
go from here to his home at Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Maston of Chi
CagO were anon tho u1,ostc at fSo