, 1908-03-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

]. NJ. Kiser was here from Mandel
today.
R. N. Evans of Rawlins spent the
night here.
R. H. Donoghue of Rock River was a
city visitor last night.
Frank Mcdonald is in from his Sheep
mountain ranch today.
the Walden stage yesterday afternoon.
! DR.. j. V. Delaney has returned from
o professional trip to the Little Lara.
ME.
Ora Haley and daughter, Mrs. Robert
George, and her BABY left today for
Denver.
R. M. Pennock of Tie Siding was
among the business visitors to the city
this morning.
Nate Johnson is in from his Big Lar.
annie ranch today, attending to some
shopping and some other business com.
missions.
Mrs. l.. j. Porter and her son, John
Porter, are in from Woods landing to-
day, coming with their own team yes.
terday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Jackson have re
turned to their home at the foot of
Sheep mountain, after a business visit
to the county seat.
Sidney e. Bartlett of Cheyenne was
among the visitors to the metropolis OF
the Laramie plain this morning, regis.
tered at the Kuster.
Albert W. Buckendorf, Clarence Mel
son and w. p. Harrington of Sherman
are among the visitors to the city,
guests at the Johnson.
w. C. Kerrigan left today for Denver
Mr.. Kerrigan has been looking over
the mining situation in the Jelm dis
trict for the past two weeks.
Mrs. ]. w. Price Of Douglas, who has
been visiting her sons here since Sat
urday left today for Fort Collins to
visit before going to Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Nelson of Ogden
left this morning for Centennial, where
they have some relatives IL where
they will visit before returning home,
w. F. O'Harra and w. H. George of
Denver, S. G.. Miller of Chicago, and
w. S. Jamison Of st. Louis were among
night.
Hon. H. C. Beeler of Cheyenne, the
state geo,ogist, who came yesterday to
consult with DR.. Swigart of the Strong
mine, returned to the state capital last
evening.
c. S. Darr of Denver, N. P. Nelson OF
Cokeville, Wyo., X. NJ. Glodde Of Can
ton, O., and R. F. Butler of HALEY, Ida.
no, were among the strangers register
ed at the Kuster last night.
Judge w. H. Fishback arrive from
Nebraska last night, accompanied by
his grand nephew, Harry Mccormick.
in the city for the present.
j. B. Kelly of Cheyenne, a commits
sion merchant of that city and the
uncle of w. j. Kelly of the Stickney
ranch in the Little Laramie valley, was
here this morning, a guest at the Kus.
ter.
G. w. Fox is in from his ranch at
Cooper hill and will spend some time
here, visiting with Mrs. Fox. He says
cattle are looking fine, the weather is
good and conditions are quite favor,
able.
G. R. Tramel of Rawlins, deputy sher.
ic of Carbon county, was here this
morning, coming to secure possession
of a man arrested here last night
and wanted at Rawlins for forgery. He
returned with his prisoner this after,
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Mckee and William Nc,
Kee Of Walcott were among the visi
tors to the city today, coming last night
and leaving for home by the afternoon
train today. They were guests at the
Johnson.
MI. and Mrs. John Koch arrived from
Tie Siding this morning, called from
the ranch by news of the death of their
son, Henry w. Koch, last evening. They
were sent for in an automobile, max.
ing the long ride in the cold of the
early morning.
William Currigan, who has been look,
ing after some mining interests at
Woods and Jelm, reached the city yes,
terday afternoon and left last evening
for his home at Denver. He is quite
well pleased with the mining situation
in the Jelm district.
j. e. Winslow returned this morn.
ing from Cheyenne, where he had been
on a business trip since yesterday. He
was present at a meeting last night of