, 1908-04-01
PERSONAL

T.. Y. Dryer or tTaTu lsidnu, NeD.,
Is at the Johnson.
N. e. Corthell went to Rock River
today on business.
Joe Fl. Black OF Walden returned
from Denver today.
William Irvine of the Millbrook
ranch is in the city,
Tom Hunton returned today from
his home at Wheatland.
Judge Craig came down from Raw
Inns today on legal business.
Miss Donna Sterzbach went to Den
yer last night to visit friends.
John White and A. Hixson of Rock
River were here this morning.
H. S. Hall, Joe Bailey and A. L..
Montgomery are at the Kuster.
Colonel E. ]. Bell returned from n
business trip at Denver and Cheyenne
today.
Mrs. Anna Nelson left today for
Hanna to visit her daughter, Mrs. Del
Cameron.
Conductor Frank Bevans came from
Cheyenne today to visit his daughter.
Miss Gussie.
Mrs. Will Daley arrived from Chey-
enne this afternoon and will visit with
friends here.
Mrs. W. G. Merrill and her nephew
were among the guests at the Kuster
from Hanna last night.
o. II. Wright and j. Springfield of
Ewing, Neb., were among the guests
at the Kuster last night.
William Lennon of Wheatland was
among the visitors to the city last
night, a guest at the johnson.
Otis Thayer, assistant engineer for
the Wyoming division, arrived from
the west on a motor car this after
noon.
A. K. Lee of Cheyenne, assistant
state examiner, is here today to effect
a transfer of superintendent at the
fish hatchery.
Mrs. William DAILY and children
came from Cheyenne today and are
visiting at the George Hunt residence
on University avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Fletcher of Nc
Gill were visitors to the county seat
today, coming last night and spending
the night at the Johnson.
Hon Andrew Olson of Elk mountain
was here this morning, coming down
from Hanna last night. He went 10
Denver on the noon train today.
C. f. Lambert-Rathburne of the
State Line ranch and c. H. Harrington
of Grace Creek ranch were among the
guests at the Johnson last night.
D. E. Sullivan, master mechanic for
the Utah division at Ogden, went
through the city today, bound for
Cheyenne and other railroad points.
Karl Spinner n Thomas Cottle of
Green River, members of the Knights
Templar commandery at that place,
are here attending the meeting of the
grand commandery.
R. H. Lawrence of Green River.
grand commander of the Knights TEN
plar, is here today, presiding at the
meeting Of the grand commandery in
this city.
I. N. Baker of Ocean Park, N. Y,
C. R. Root of Oyster Bay, N. j., B. w.
Bryan of Spirit Lake, Ia, and F. X.
O'Brien Of st. Paul, Mimi, were among
the guests at the johnson last night.
Hon. ]. P. Helm of Rawlins, former
ly warden of the penitentiary here aud
in the city, is attending the grand
lodge meeting of the Knights Templar
of Wyoming. He is staying at the
Kuster.
Theodore Tregoning and Joseph
Lohlein returned from the Bamforth
lakes last night, and MIR. Tregonina
was today checked in as fish commits.
sinner n superintendent of the Lar.
annie hatchery.
Hon. William Daley of RawlinS
grand treasurer of the grand command
cry, Knights Templar, of Wyoming
and his son, w. w. Daley, of Rawlins
are in the city, attending the grand
meeting at the Masonic hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Lukins of the
Blackburn ranch are in the city, Mrs
Lukins being under the care of a ply,
stefan at the Kuster. Mr.. Lukins i
the blacksmith for the Laramie Devel
opment company at the ranch.
Lieutenant Otto l.. Brunzell of thu
Eleventh United States infantry al
Fort Russell, vas here yesterday af
ternoon, looking up the description ot
some of the lands embraced within
the Grow creek forest reserve military
tract.
Mrs. Rickel, wife of the assistant
director of the school of music at the
university, and two bright little daugh.
tiers have arrived from their home al
Salem, o., and joined Mr.. Rickel here
They are staying with Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Kern, Mrs. Rickel being theii
daughter.
Mrs. E. E. Howell and family, who
have been visiting Mrs. e. H. Knight
for the past week, left for their home
at Omaha today. The Howell famil,
have been visiting on the coast for the
1 1acf month efpppipp over for a fau