, 1908-02-04
PARAGRAPHS

b. Bartlett of Los Angeles was at
the Johnson asst night.
Cornelium Matthews of Walden ar,
rived in the city last night.
M. j. Eflman of Chicago was a guest
at the Union Pacific last night.
Miss f. jackson of the Pioneer ca
nal was a guest at the Johnson last
night.
Gus Gables vas a passenger to tina
city by the Walden stage last after
noon.
George H. Chapman arrived from
Leslie last night and was a guest at the
johnson.
w. b. Ryan, the Cheyenne travelling
salesman, was here this morning on
business.
j.. H. Bryan and C. r. Wise of Den
yer were guests at the Union Pacific
last night.
G. Won Burken of Sibylee was a visi
tor to the city this morning, staying
at the Kuster.
Josephine Starr of Douglas and Mary
Baker of Guernsey, Wyo, were among
the guests at the johnson last night.
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knight n R. s.. Vellit of Denver
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Walter Barton, a stockman, return
cd last night from Walden, where he
had been for a few days on a stock
buying mission.
Tom Don, proprietor of the hotel at
Walden, arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon and left later for Denver Oh
a business trip.
Mrs. S. w. HiXon of Centennial re.
turned home this morning, by the Lar
annie Plains line, after a brief bust
ness visit to the city.
Mrs. Ida Ehmka of the Johnson hotel
cafe has been informed of the illness
of her mother at Ault, Colo, and left
this afternoon for her bedside.
Frank Mcdonald, John Boyd, C. F
Sodergreen and c.. N. Northrup were
among the visiting ranchmen last
night, registered at the Kuster.
q. Pearson of Cheyenne, represent
ing the Paxton-GAllagher company of
that city, was here this morning in the
interest of his trade in this city.
Rudolph Sxathmary and Charles H.
HUFFMAN of New York we're guests
at the Union Pacific last night, having
returned from Rock Springs on train
No. 6.
Andrew Kortez, the Elk mountain
stockman and ranchman, was a city
visitor today, coming yesterday after
noon and spending the night at the
Kuster.
DR.. d. E. Brown of Diamondville,
who is changing his location for a point
further south, was among the visitors
to the city last night, registered at
the Union Pacific.
Andrew Norell arrived from his
home at Walden yesterday afternoon,
summoned by telephone on o of
the death of his mo~ther-in-law, Mrs.
Peterson, Of Virginia dale.
X. ]. McCallum of Walden arrived in
the city last afternoon and left for Fort
Collins, where he has legal business as
a member of the board of county com.
missioners of that Colorado county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Robinson, who
were married a few weeks ago in this
city, were here this morning from
their ranch home, IN a shopping expe,
dition. They returned to Centennial
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Pearson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Olson and E. o. Moen ar
rived late yesterday afternoon with
the remains of Mrs. Peterson, whose
death at Virginia dale was noted in
these columns yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lund and Mrs.
Andrew Norell, their sister, arrived to,
day from the Lund ranch on the Big
Laramie river, to be present tomorrow
at the funeral of Mrs. Peterson, the
mother of Mrs. Lund and Mrs. Norell.
Charles B. Popp arrived last night
from Denver and will remain d few
Jays arranging for the opening of a
saloon at Ill Grand avenue, ina build
ing vacated a few days ago by Otto
Schwatke. The saloon will be man
aged by Popp brothers.
Mrs. Ray Rathbun of Hatton was in
the city last night to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. Rathbun and family of Sara.
toga, and they left for the Centennial
valley by the Laramie Plains line this
morning, the Saratoga relatives intend
ing to visit there for some time.
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