, 1908-03-10
PERSONAL

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S. J. Kent returned from the east
today.
w. M. Miller of Duluth is at the
Kuster.
7. H. Gibson returned today from
Cheyenne.
H. F. ~Stringfellow of Denver is at
the Kuster.
j. NJ. Calls of San Franciso is at the
Union Pacific.
Adolph Merz is visiting his father
from Cheyenne.
John Dahlquist of the Big Laramie
was a city visitor today.
J.. E. Winslow went to the MilIbrook
ranch in his automobile this morning.
F. X. Chandler and J. w. Howard of
Denver were guests at the Johnson last
night.
DR.. J. V. Delaney went to Elk noun
tain today on federal inspection bust
ness.
Elmer Anderson and Ole Anderson of
Keystone are staying at the Johnson
for a few days.
Walter Bidder and Walter Roe of
Lookout were among the guests at the
Kuster last night.
Mrs. Clara Large went to Cheyenne
today to attend the annual meeting of
the Royal Neighbors. .
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home this morning, after a business
trip to the county seat.
Mrs. Rathbun and Mrs. Hixson OF
Centennial are in the city, intending to
return to the Laramie Plains line train
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Rust, jr., of Blu
ford spent the nigh in the city, leav.
ing for home today with some supplies
for the home.
j. o. Burns of Missou!a, Mont, who
is engaged in mining operations IN
Idaho, was here last night, a guest
at the Johnson.
Mrs. C. A. Olson returned from a
four weeks trip to Nebraska today.
where she has been to visit the fam
lily of her mother.
Charles Barnett returned from Chey-
enne today. He went over yesterday
to be present at the initiation of his
brother, Harry, into the Elks.
James C. Wright of Micas, San Louis
Potosi, Mexico, is in the city, staying
at the Kuster. He is interested in a
large sugar manufacturing plant at
Meas.
Ed Van Valkenberg and George
Hayes of Walden were among the ar.
rivals in the city last night from tina.
place, and were registered at the John.
son.
B.. H. Towner of the Citizens Coal
company at Hatton is in the city, uu.
der the care of DR.. C. A. Ba lard, and
will remain here for a few days, un,ii
his health is better.
H. A. Bell of Marshall, a prominent
rancnman of that section, was among
the business visitors to the city today
coming last nigh. and spending the
night at the Johnson.
Lee Johnson, l. w. Charles n E. S.
Tobey of Denver are at the Union Pa.
cifc. Mr.. Tobey is the travelling rep
resentative of the Denver branch of
the National Biscuit company.
Rev. w. D. Trout, pastor of the Me
thodist church, returned last night
from Hanna, where he preached earli-
er in the evening, a large crowd being
present to hear the discourse.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Durand arrive
from their home at Red Buttes yester,
day afternoon, in their automobile, fol
lowing the American racing car AMI
party to the city. They returned home
this morning.
j. NJ. Hoge was driven to the River.
side ranch in Charlie Brands auto
mobile this morning, returning latCr
in the forenoon. The party made a
very quick and very pleasant trip, tue
weather being fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Baily of Mackay
idaho, who have been at Centennial
for a few days the guests of the family
of their nephew E. A. Baily, the Cen
tennial valley ranchman, arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon and spent the
night here. They will return to their
home at Mackay.
Wi lam Nottage returned to his
ranch this morning, declaring that if
his wife had sold the ranch and left
him without a boarding house he would
certainly sue The Republican for thres
million dollars damage. The Republi.
can CO. him and his nephew, George
Nottage, mixed in a land deal yester
day.