, 1908-02-29

". u. Oloou u hCle llolh Nahod ~ e
Ellie Scott of Keystone is at the John
son.
Ora Haley returned today from Den
yer.
E. A. Buck returned today from
Denver.
Mrs. H. R. Underwood of Holmes is
in the city.
Ralph Mccullough returned today
from Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hoss returned to
Millbrook today.
John Bird of Centennial was at the
Kuster last night.
Colonel E. j. Bell returned from
Washington this afternoon.
George Ransom is a visiting ranch,
man, staying at the Johnson.
William Radichal and son returned
to their home at Sibylee this morning
J.. F. Pierce of Rock River was
among the business visitors to the city
this morning.
S. j. Kent returned this morning
from Denver, where he had been on
railroad business.
G. P. Gould of Kansas City and F
Williams of Colorado Springs are at
the Union Pacific.
Mrs. Elmer Bowman left today for
Casper to join her husband, who is
managing a picture show there.
William Eaton left for his home at
Sheridan today. He has been attend
ing the university short course.
Emma Baily of Centennial was
among the visitors to the city last
night, registered at the johnson.
Miss Eta Kennedy came in from
Millbrook last night, having closed
the Millbrook school for the spring.
Louis Miller is expected home from
Jelm this afternoon, where he has
been for a few days on mining matters.
William Nottage, the Sheep noun
tain ranchman, was among the visitors
to the city today, coming with some
lOutClS lOI III ioSdl otolco.
Hans Olson of the Big Laramie, who
has been here attending the farmers
institute, left for home today, the in.
stitute having closed last night.
Mrs. Anna Christensen, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Sayer
Hansen, for the past month, left for
her home in Caldwell, Idaho, today.
Mrs. Clara Rhea of Cowdrey, WAC
has been visiting in California tor the
greater part Of the winter, arrived
from Denver yesterday afternoon and
left for home this morning.
H. Claiche of Cheyenne, connected
with the internal venue department
of the United States government, was
bere yesterday afternoon, leaving for
home on the evening train.
C. w. Dombeck of Des Moines, Ia,
M. R. Sholl of Omaha, Harry Allison
OF Telluride, William Perry of Denver
and A. B. Fink of Sterling, Colo, were
guests at the Kuster last night.
Colonel H. A. Robinson of Fort Col
Inns is greeting old friends in this city
When asked how long he would remain
here he replied that the city marshal
had not given him leaving time and ne
believed he would not.
William Seaholtz of Fort Russell was
in the city last night and acted as
snare drummer at the Knights Temp
lar ball last night, greatly adding TO
the effectiveness of the excellent mu-
sic furnished by the Niethe orchestra
Sheridan Downey, the attorney, who
has been at Saratoga for a few days.
the guest of his brother, owen Downeyi
of the branch fish hatchery at that
place, returned home last night, &C
companying S. H. Campbell from that
place.
William Dubois of Cheyenne, the or.
chitect for Hebard hall at the univer
sity and who drew the preliminary
PLANS for the proposed opera house AMI
hotel here, arrived in the city this ar
ternoon to be present at the meeting
of the building committee of the board
CT trustees.
Harold Waldner, who has been visit
ing his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Buck, for the past month, will leave
tomorrow for California. Mr.. Waldner
is from Kansas City, Mo-, and is a
graduate of the Missouri university.
He is out here to see the west and
also for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jackson of Chey
enne. who came to the city to attend
the Knights Templar ball at Maennsr,
Choir hall last night, Mr.. Jackson being
{ member of Emmanuel commandery
returned home this afternoon. Mr.. Jack
son was a pleasant caller at the Of
fee of the peoples paper during his