, 1908-03-02
PERSONAL

Art Kent came from Cheyenne today.
e. E. Davis of Mandel is in the city
DIR. V. E. Delaney went to Rawlins
today.
Mrs. Ruth Miller left for Woods this
morning.
Mrs. Harry Gonden returned to Chey.
enne yesterday.
Charles Fauver OF Medicine Bow was
a city visitor today.
Claude E. Street of Denver was at
the Johnson last night.
Wallace Ihmsen of Sherman is Wis
iting his father in the city.
Mrs. F. B. Kern and little daughter
returned today from Denver.
Del Cameron and Louis J.. Coughlin
went to Hanna today on business.
Alfred Grunland was here from Raw
Inns last night, staying at the Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Morris were on
train No 4 yesterday returning from
Odgen.
Two crews were taken off the fifth
district today, Conductors Cahill and
Wolcott.
Fred Rickard and w. e. Robinson
were visiting ranchmen late Saturday
afternoon.
S, H. Campbell, the state fish com
missioner, left last night for Cheyenne
on a business trip.
George G. Topping and ]. r. Green.
lee Of Denver were among the guests
at the Kuster last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Morris and child.
rem of Rock River we're among the
visitors to the city today.
w. E. Zippel, the Centennial survey.
or, returned home this morning, hav.
ing spent Sunday at the county seat.
Charles Benson of the Riverside
ranch was among the visitors to the
city last night, registered at the John.
son.
Mrs. John Doyle, wife of Passenger
Conductor Doyle, came from Cheyenne
today to visit her daughter, Mrs. How
ard Beaudoin.
Mrs. Heenan and Mrs. Brookhart.
who have been visiting Mrs. Fred
Cameron the past week, returned to
Cheyenne yesterday.
Rev. A. Walton retired as pastor of
the German Evangelical church yes
terday and he and his family left for
kingtisher, Okla. today.
NJ. and Mrs. H. L. Norman of New
York are among the visitors to the city
today, Mr.. Moorman being a travelling
salesman from that city.
Colonel e. j. Bell, who has been at
Washington for a few days, returned
yesterday and will spend some time in
this city before going to the ranch.
d. l.. Dubois of Syracuse, N. Y, an
expert machinist for the Franklin auto
mobile company, is here today looking
after the Frankllns owned in this sec
ton.
j. Fl. Taylor, a veterinary surgeon of
Denver, left this morning for Jelm on
a professional trip, going to see some
horses just across the state line in Col
orado.
Louis Miller returned last night from
Jelm, being delayed a day, and brought
some excellent SAMPLES of the new
body of ore encountered in the Annie
mine there.
Miss Emily Isberg was called to Lar
annie Monday evening by the serious
illness of her father, who died Tuesday
morning before she reached home
Evanston Press.
Charles Rauner, an old-time Wyo-
ming newspaper man and printer, has
made Riverton a late visit. Charlie is
now in the life insurance business
Riyerton News.
John R. King of Rock River, a son of
the late Wesley j. King, is in the city
to attend the funeral of his father,
whose body arrived last night from
st. Anthony, Idaho.
Sergeant Seasholtz of Fort Russell,
who came to be present at the Knights
Templar ball Friday night, and assist
the Niethe orchestra in furnishing the
music, has returned to the fort.
S. H. Campbell, superintendent o;
the Laramie FISH hatchery, came up
yesterday to inspect the Saratoga
hatchery. He will probably remain ov-
er until tomorrow before returning
Saratoga Sun.
Joseph Kafka of Garrett, one of the
contributors to the current literature
on the range and leasing questions,
was among the visitors to the county
seat today, coming yesterday and reg
istering at the Kuster.
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