, 1908-09-14
PERSONAL

IL LII L%aughlin Is in the city.
Miss Helen McGill Of McGill is in
the city.
Mahlon Crandall of Rock Springs is
in the city.
John D%ahlquist of the Big Laramie
lis in the city.
Mrs. Jessie Simpson returned to
Woods landing today.
Angus Matheson arrived from Toll
tee on the zoe train today.
G. E. Siltamaki of Hanna is in town
today, staying at the Kuster.
Mrs. Drew arrived from Woods by
the Walden stage Saturday night.
Bert Purvis and Walter Purvis of
Saratoga were at the Johnson last
night.
August Radichal was in from ST.
bylee last night. spending the night
at the Kuster.
d. s. Crawford of Saratoga was
among the visitors to the city today, a
guest at the Kutser.
Mrs. Durlacher and Mrs. Fl. N.
Roach have returned from Denver.
where they had been visiting for a
week.
Mrs. Reece Davies of Cheyenne, who
has been visiting the family of her
nephew, e. ]. Davies, returned home
Sunday afternoon.
A. Colditz and Max Colditz Of ST.
bylee were among the visitors to the
city this morning, spending the night
at the Johnson hotel.
Prof. and Mrs. w. F. Gilkison left
for their home at Fort Collins today,
by automobile, after a visit of several
days with friends here.
K. J.. MacCallum of Walden, who
has been at Fort Collins and Denver
for a few days, left for home by the
Walden stage this morning.
Martin Olson, Ole Rigg and G.. G.
Grande of Keystone are in the city,
looking after the naturalization of GER
tain aliens in the district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Chaplin, who
spent yesterday at the Lund ranch,
reached the city in time to leave for
Cheyenne on the evening train.
w. johnson of Denver, A. Bond of
Winterset, Ia, w. E. Patterson of Om-
aha and William MARI of Walden were
guests at the Johnson last night.
C. D. spalding and R. H. Homer re-
turned yesterday from Colorado.
where they had been on some business
for the Albany County National bank.
George A. Campbell, the insurance
agent, left today for Newcastle, on bus
mess, expecting to spend several days
in that part of the state. He goes by
way Of Cheyenne.
A. c. Wolfenbarger, the Lincoln,
Neb., temperance lecturer, arrived in
the city yesterday and will speak to
the first voters" and others at the
Carnegie auditorium tonight.
Flora Armitage, Georgia Mann,
John, Dickinson. Gus Roberts, Bert
Roberts and Sibley Ward arrived from
Camp Waterloo, up the Laramie river
yesterday and. spent the night at the
Johnson.
Miss Laura. Bangs of the bindery de-
partment Of The Republican has re-
with her sister from their sum
vacation in Nebraska and Miss
Laura today resumed her position in
ofice.
J. F. Gretel of Cleveland, O., Mrs.
Sturgeon of Omaha, A.. w. Minnard of
New York, T. j. Montgomery of Pho
che, New, and T. w. Clark, R. A. Rus
sell and W. e. Manhood of Fort Col
Inns, Colo, were guests at the Kuster
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ivinson and
Miss Grow returned yesterday after
noon from Denver, where they had
been for a few days, making the trip
in their automobile. They encounter
ed a rainstorm at Tie Siding on the
way in, but met with no accidents Of
any sort.
Mrs. ]. Forrest Lewis arrived with
her family from Denver yesterday af-
ternoon and left today for Centennial,
where she joined her husband. Mr..
Lewis today succeeded Colonel Rich
ard F. Lawson as editor of the Centen-
NAL Post and cashier of the Centen-
NAL Trust company.
Misses Ruth Greenbaum and rene
Spalding. who have been visiting at
Cheyenne for the past fortnight, are
expected home this afternoon in D. N.
Stickney's automobile. Mr.. Stickney
has been at Cheyenne on political bust
ness and comes to be present at the
county convention of the democrats.