, 1908-05-11

Henry Allison of ~ShoShoni, Wyo.
was a Sunday guest at the Kuster.
H. C. Hicks and A. C. Brooks of Cen
tennial We're at the Johnson last night.
Andrew Johnson, the Sand creek
ranchman, went to Tie Siding today.
William Benton is in from Lake
creek, where he is engaged in min
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Yoder and James
Brechen of Ogden are at the Union Pa
ciic.
R. o. Parish was in from Leslie this
morning, doing some shopping at the
stores.
II. Keller of Chicago and r. II.
Grotte of Louisville, KY, are at the
Kuster.
Mrs. J.. w. Conner left Saturday
night for Denver, where she will visit
for a while.
Leon Frazer and Oca Mason spent
the night at the Kuster, returning to
the ranch today.
Mrs. James Mathison returned from
Denver last night, where she had been
visiting for a week.
Mrs. William Mahoney came from
Cheyenne today to attend to some
business in the city.
Mrs. Weightman and babe left Sat
urday night for Chicago, where they
will visit for some time.
Charles Pullman, the carpenter,
went to Elk mountain today to do
some work in that section.
l.. l.. Laughlin was in from the Mot
ley ranch this morning, leaving for
home during the forenoon.
H. w. Colson, a clerk at the rolling
mills, left today for Stromsberg, Neb.,
where he will visit for a few days.
Ed Watkins of Denver has been in
the city for a few days, the guest of
the family of his father. j. S. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Reed and son
having been visiting here for a couple
of days.
Harry P. Hynds and Harry Altman,
both of Cheyenne, passed through the
city today bound for Los Angeles on
business.
DR.. j.. V. Delaney left for Walden
this morning and will spend a week
in North park as a federal live stock
inspector.
Miss Luttie Maine of Walden was
among the arrivals from that place
Saturday afternoon and left yesterday
for Denver.
Mrs. NJ. e. Hicks and daughter re-
turned to their home at Centennial
this morning, after visiting in the city
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Farmer, who
spent the day yesterday in this city,
left for home by the Laramie Plains
line this morning.
C. e. Mosman was among the pas,
sengers from Walden by the stage Sat
urday night, leaving for Denver and
Fort Collins yesterday.
Mrs. Jerry Cronin and daughter,
Miss Annie, of Rawlins, stopped over
here on their way home from Denver
for a visit with friends.
Miss Emily Isberg left Tuesday FOR
Laramie, where she was called on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Herrick returned
to the Blackburn ranch this morning,
having spent Sunday in this city, reg
istered at the Union Pacific.
Henry Jensen, the driver for the
Gem City Grocery company, has been
i'll fer a few days. He was unable to
be at the Office this morning.
Elton Mansfield, the Jelm mining
man and ranchman, was a city visitor
this morning, coming to make pur-
chases of supplies at the stores.
James Sawyer, the Keystone mer-
chant, and daughters left for home
this morning, having been visiting and
SHOPPING in the city for several days,
Mrs. C.. b. Wanamaker of the Rock
Springs Rocket, who was here last
week for a visit with friends, left for
her home at Rock Springs yesterday
Afternoon.
Colonel j. f. Crawford left for his
home at Saratoga Sunday. He was
mere to attend the meeting of the
board of trustees of the University oil
Wyoming.
e. R Tallmadge and d. C. Bunten
Of Chicago, who are at the head of the
Tallmadge and Bunten company, are
in the city, arriving from the east
last night.
George p. Kites of St. Paul, Roy
Scott and P. Blunt OF Omaha and Tim
Curley and Ira Watson of Ogallalah,
Neb., were among the Sunday guests
at the Kuster.
Miss Leslie Swigart, VINO Is teach
ing at WTheatland and who has been
III for several weeks, is slowly con
valescing and her friends hope she
| will soon be entirely recovered.
Colonel Crawford of Saratoga, gave
an excellent talk before the class ir
pragmatism Saturday night, about fit