, 1908-03-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

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Thomas Hixon went to Cheyenne %
day.
r. w. Wood of Plumbago is at toe
Johnson.
R. l.. Corey of Butte, Mont, is at the
Johnson.
F. Paul Kendell came in from Rock
River today.
c. C. Frazer was in from the ranch
this morning.
R. f. Hecht was here from Centen-
NAL yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. e. NJ. Hicks of Centennial was
a visitor to the county sea today.
Mrs. N. j. welty and Mrs. Harry
Maynard came in from Howell today.
S. F. Phillips of Seven Mile was
among the visitors to the city this
morning.
F. e. Willard and Oscar Lewis Of
Denver were guests at the Johnson
last night.
Mrs. Addie Bruce of Denver was
here last night, leaving for Walden by
the stage this morning.
F. P. Campbell of Fort Collins was
among the visitors to the city last
night, being registered at the Kuster.
F. NJ. Strope, R. e. Parker, Robert
Harris and R W. Rhodes were the
Denver guests at the Kuster last night
Ora Haley returned last night from
Denver, where he had been visiting for
several weeks, leaving Mrs. Haley il
that city.
Mrs. j. +. Pierce of Rock River was
among the shopping visitors to this city
this morning, returning home on the
afternoon train.
F. H. Eggleston n G. E. Eggleston
returned from Denver this morning,
where they had been since Sunday on
a business trip.
A. t. Scoville returned to the Mil
brook ranch today, having spent the
night in the city to attend to some
business requiring his attendance here
DIR. c. A. Ballard went to the Nick
Lundquist ranch today, where Mrs.
Lundquist is ill with pneumonia, but
whose condition is believed to be i'm.
proving.
Mrs. William Mahcney returned TO
Cheyenne last night, after a brief bust.
ness visit to Laramie, her former
home, and where she owns some splen-
did residence property.
H. d. Mallopan and V. H. McMillcl
of Marion, kas., were here this morn
ing, having in view the establishment
of a skating rink in this city. They
were guests at the Kuster.
Ben Towner of the Citizens Coal
company, who has been here for a few
days under the care of d physician, has
returned to the camp, his condition
having been greatly improved.
Sig Lind, Carl Carlson and John
Peterson of Encampment were among
the arrivals here last night and will
spend a few days in the city. They
are connected with the Carbon Timber
company.
Mrs. Oscar Sodergreen and her son,
Oscar S~odergreen, jr., returned to the
ranch this moning, after a business
trip to the city, Mrs. Sodergreen tax
ing her spring supply of garden and
flower seeds.
]. S. Monaghan, ]. w. Queary, P. W
Watt and j. S. Holmes of Denver, j..
w. Egan of Quincy, III, G. E. Dunlap
of Milwaukee, Wis, and j. G. Lowe of
Omaha were among the guests 1t the
Union Pacific last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Herrick of the
Blackburn ranch and l.. r. Herrick of
Farmer City, Ill, were among the
guests at the Union Pacific at today's
meeting of the Laramie Development
company in the Miller block
]. B. Kelly of Cheyenne, the uncle
of w. J. Kelly of the Stickney ranch
in the Little Laramie valley, was a
city visitor today. Mr.. Kelly is a prom
inent commission merchant of Chey-
enne and was here to look after some
stock business.
G. H. Barbour and daughter, Miss
Florence Barbour, of New Sharon, Ia,
are in the city and will visit here for
a few days. Mr.. Barbour is interested
in the Laramie Deve opment company
and attended the meeting of the com
pany at the A~ugspurger offices in the
Miller block during the forenoon.