, 1908-02-20
PARAGRAPHS

s. f. Phillips is in from his ranch
today.
Harry b. Clark of Lander is at the
Johnson.
Fred Piper of the Boswell ranch is
at the Johnson.
F. q. Miner arrived from Walden by
the stage last night.
John Pearson and Walter Hixson OF
Woods were guests at the johnson last
night.
Judge d. II. Craig made a business
trip to Laramie Misunderstanding Re-
publican.
N. ]. Welty was in from Howell last
night. Mrs. Welty is 10 visiting her
old home in the east.
A. II. Williams and r. o. George of
Tie Siding were among the guests at
the Kuster last night.
Mrs. Mabel B. Gentry of Rock creek
arrived in the city last night and is
here for a day or two.
Ed Harsch and Wayne Darrell OF
Lucerne, Colo, arrived from Walden
by the stage last night.
Jos Vasconcelles, the vocalist at the
o. X. theater, spent Sunday in Lara,
mie.-Rawlins Republican.
Tony Christensen, A. G. Durand, Tom
Hebron and w. E. Robinson were in
the city for supplies yesterday.
w. G. Mcdonald of Hanna, a former
resident of Laramie, spent the night
here, among the guests at the Kuster.
T. oliver and e. Pearson of Chey.
enne were here last night. They arr
travelling men from the Capital city
r. H. Coston and A. Swanson of Les
lie were among the business visitor;
to the city last night, registered IA
the Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Playa of Howell
were in the city last night to atteni
the Pythian celebration ball at Maen
nerchor hall.
Joe Taylor and wife, Frank McDon
aid, A. S. Mckay N C. C. Grande arr
here from their homes today, doing
some shopping.
Ralph Coyte OF Denver came in from
Walden last night, having been il
North park for a few days looking al
ter his stock interests.
Mrs. M. NJ. Atwell and little daughte
of Laramie, are the guests of Mrs. AT
wells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Brii
tol.-Cheyenne Tribune.
Mrs. Maynard and daughters an,
Miss Luella Patrick of Howell wer
here last night to attend the Pythia'
ball at Maennerchor hall.
Harry Allison of Denver, Ed Hate
of New York and Joseph Haughey @
Gallatin, Mo, were among the guest
at the Union Pacific last night.
Mrs. Fletcher Campbell returned t
her home at Walden today, having bee
here for a few days, being under tn
care of a dentist for treatment for he
teeth.
Mrs. Hassell of north Sixth stree
who has been ill for a few days, j
believed to be improving daily nov
and her friends look for her complet
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Mosman, who u
rived yesterday afternoon from For
Collins, where they have been yisitin
for a few days, left this morning fo
their home at Walden.
W. F. Wilson If Chicago, R. B. NJ,
Carney n A. NJ. Smiley of Denver
F. II. Langdon of Cincinnati and {
Frank of New York We're anon tn
guests at the Union Pacific last nign'
Mrs. S. j.. Morris and baby left to
day for Greeley. Mr.. Morris was fol
merly connected with the tie plan
here, and Mrs. Morris will visit he
mother before going to Kansas to joil
her husband.
L. NJ. Foote of Evanston, deputy il
ternal collector for the di:
trict of Wyoming, was a city visito
here this morning, on business for hi
department. He vas registered at tn
Union Pacific.
Mrs. Fred A. Miller returned lat
yesterday afternoon from her easter
"trip, having visited at Chicago, Nasf
vile, Tenn, st. Louis, Omaha and Oil
er cities, leaving for the east shortl
before the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. w. ]. McPheeters and children
who have been visiting in Nebraska 70
several weeks, arrived from the ea4
last night and were joined here by NJ,
McPheeters of Walden, who will al
company them to their home at tina
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Miller of Howe
we're in from their ranch last night I
attend the ball at Maennerchol hall b
the Knights of Pythias of the city. Nj
Miller is a prominent and ~successfu
ranchman of the Howell section, but a
ways enjoys a trip to the county sea
Mrs. Streaver, the wife of the roun
house foreman at the shops, and tw
small children left this afternoon 70
Berthoud, Colo, where they will visi
for a few weeks with Mrs. Streavel
the mother of the foreman. The bah
has almost recovered from his recen
attack of diphtheria, but the moths
believes a change of altitude will hel,