, 1908-07-27

today.
J. e. Kooner Of wheatland is at the
Kuster.
A. NJ. Good was in from Red Buttes
this morning.
u. r. Hardy of Los Angeles was q
city visitor today.
Mr.. Fred A. Miller returned from
| Centennial yesterday afternoon.
e. Snyder was among the passengers
to Jelm by the Walden stage this
morning.
@. Lundgren and a. T. Bailey Of Den
yer were guests at the Union Pacific
last night.
John Boyle and wife of Tie Sidins
were among the buying visitors to the
city today.
A. A. Hunter Of Walden is at the
Johnson, looking after some business
matters here.
c. D. Reed and NJ. o. McGiH of Nc,
Gill were among the guests at the Kus-
ter last night.
8. A. Diamond and M. A. Helfat OF
New York are In the city, staying al
the Union Pacific.
Chris Larson and family left fol-
Jelm this morning, where they will &c
into camp for flew days.
Sam Thompson and a number of his
tie camp men were here last night
Registered at the Johnson.
Superintendent and Mrs. H. L. An
derson passed through the city today,
bound east in private a 01O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cordiner and
family spent yesterday at the maneu
yer camp on the Grow creek national
forest.
F. Stalker, Charles johnson, Howard
Levy and j. C. Stevenson were among
the passengers to Walden by the stage
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. jacobson of st
Louis were among the guests at the
Union Pacific, leaving for the country
this morning.
Mrs. Tillie Regar returned last
night from Denver, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Bruce Hanger.
Mrs. c. w. Gibson. wife of the night
Waterman at the Union Pacific yards,
arrived today from North Platte to
Join her husband.
Leander Keyes and George Newman
OF Tie Siding were among the Sunday
visitors to the city and guests at the
Kuster that night.
]. C. Stevenson of Little Valley, N.
Y, was here last night, leaving for
Walden this morning with a party OF
friends for a few days stay.
Miss Eta DeKay returned today
from Denver, where she and Mrs.
Regar have BEEN visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Hanger and young son.
Bishop Keane arrived today from
Cheyenne to visit Father Cummisky
for a few days. They are contemplate
ing a fishing trip In the near future.
b. A. Allen of slbylee, formerly one
of the county for that por'
ton Of the county, was here today
looking after some business matters.
C. B. Bare of Evanston is visiting in
the city and will remain until after
a very important happening tomorrow,
his pass from this city reading for two.
Harry Sureson is in from Elk Noun.
tain, where he has q number OF paint.
ing and decorating contracts. He will
return to that thriving little village in
a day or two.
John Reid was in from his Little
Laramie ranch yesterday declaring
that the hay crop will be larger and
the hay better than seemed possible a
few weeks ago.
Mrs. Olivia H. Peale, who had been
visiting her mother and other rela.
tives in Philadelphia and other eastern
cities for the past few months, return.
ed home today.
Mrs. B. l.. Lanborn of Odessa, Mo.
arrived in the city yesterday and left
this morning for North Park as the
guest of the family OF her daughter
Mrs. ]. B. Sidener.
w. o. Stanley, the Cheyenne travel
ing salesman, was among the excur
s.onists to Centennial yesterday, ex
pressing delight at the trip out and the
stay in that classic resort.
F. o. Anderson of Bosler, the caterer
for the Tallmadge-Buntin Land com
pany, is here for a few days, coming
by automobile with Mr.. Nicodemus and
others yesterday afternoon.
M. E. Rhinesmith, the Centennial
valley ranchman, was in the city this
morning, having some legal busines:
to look after. He is one OF the ap
praisers of the Ashbel Mapes estate.
Mrs. E. E Fitch and children have
gone to Dale creek for their regular
summer outing, intending to remain
for three weeks, and Mr.. Fitch is
planning to join thefnIeter for a few
days stay.
G. W. Stanley, the Cheyenne travel
ing salesman. and John R. Berkeley o
Cheyenne were here last night, spend
ing the day at Centennial with the
North Star society and Danish Brother
hood yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McMurray an,
son returned yesterday from Denver
where Mrs. McMurray and the bah,