, 1908-06-04

C. C. Frazer is in town.
w. NJ owen is in from Islay

IttSy Dcut "Nht W Ildlild toudy.
j. A. Winkler was here this morn
ing.
Leo Appel Of Cincinnati is in the
city.
All Campbell of Sheep mountain is
in the city.
Earl oliver of Carbondale, Pa, is al
the Kuster.
Albert Coone of Red Buttes is a city
visitor today
William Gilcrest went to Walden on
the stage today.
w. e. Zippel of Centennial spent the
night in the city.
G. B. McNealey of the Big Laramie
river is in the city.
Prof. Herbert T. Novel; returned
from Cheyenne today.
Fred Mclaughlin of Sparkes, New,
is a guest at the Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed of Centennial
were city visitors last night.
Mrs. C. e. Davis is here, on her way
to Walden to visit relatives.
j. F.. Vaugniaux Of Gleneyre is in the
city and will spend a few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Russell of Hanna
were guests at the Kuster last night.
Mrs. Carl Wagner left today for Raw
Inns to visit her mother, Mrs. Murray.
Mrs. r. A. Mathews of Walden was
here this morning, on her way to Den
yer for a visit.
Mrs. Charles Lightfoot, niece of Mrs.
Andrew Miller, arrived today from
Denver to visit.
Dora Hendrickson returned to Pink
hamton this morning, after a few days
visit in this city.
o. e. Cole, G. c. Backus and F. w.
Sross of Denver were guests at the
Kuster last night.
Sidney e. Bartlett of Cheyenne was
here this morning, on his way to the
Keystone country.
Charles NJ. Kruger o. Denver was
among the passengers to Walden by
the stage this morning.
Mrs. Zeno Davis returned from Den
yer today, where she has peel on bust
ness for the last few days.
A. X. Walla was in from Red Buttes
this morning with his team, taking
out a large load of supplies.
Mrs. C. E. Mosman of Walden is in
the city n will spend a few days
here, visiting friends and relatives.
McGloin G Shelley, who will do a
vaudeville act at the o. X. theater the
rest of the week, arrived from Denver
today.
Pure Food Commissioner E. w.
Burke, who has been in the city for
the last two days, left for Cheyenne
on the noon train.
F. G.. Bevans and J. J. Fitzgerald are
here from Cheyenne, prepared for a
few days fishing trip in company with
some local railroad men.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Shuck arrived
today from st. Louis. Mr.. Shuck will
have charge of the Rogers photograph
gallery while Mr.. Rogers goes abroad.
P. H. McKillip of Humphrey, Neb.,
who is interested in the plating of the
Grand Avenue addition to the city, Is
a city visitor today. staying at the
Union Pacific.
G.. B. Mosman Of Fort Collins, whose
father is the brother of c. E. and w.
o. Mosman of Walden, is in the city,
on his way to Walden to visit during
a part Of the summer.
R. A. Stretch of Keystone, a forest
ranger in the government service, was
mere this morning, looking after some
business at the local office. He is reg
istered at the Johnson.
Charles B. Campbell OF Colorado
Springs was here this morning on his
way to Centennial, being accompanied
to that place by President Fred A.
Miller Of the Laramie Plains line.
Frank Franzen and j. F. White came
down from Rock River last night and
left on the Plains Line train this
morning for Centennial, where Mr..
White is one of the grading contrac-
tors.
William Benton left for Lake creek
this morning, after a business visit
to the city. He "a accompanied by
Sidney E. Bartlett of the Cheyenne
Leader, who will spend a few days in
that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Ware of Kansas
City, who came to Laramie in their
International h~igh-wheel automobile,
intending to sell the machine here,
left last night for Yellowstone park,
leaving the machine here to be dis
posed of. They will spend their sum-
mer vacation in the park.
Among the guests at the Union Pa
cific last night were G. E. Burton of
Dowagiac, Mich, A. H. Bridgeman, o.
p. Hartman, william Gilcrest, Charles
M. Kruger, ]. V. Weckbaugh and T. T.
Firth of Denver, c. A. Black of Omaha,
C. L. Custer of st. Joseph, Mo, F. A.
Younkin of New Sharon, Ia, w. B..
Chapman Of Fort Morgan, Colo, and G..
B. Hotchkiss of Weldance, Colo.
No Need of Suffering from Rheuma-
tism.
1t is a mistake to allow rheumatism
to become chronic, as The pain can al