, 1908-02-28
PERSONAL

Mrs. C. W. Taylor went to Sherman
today.
w. M. Kenney of Denver is at the
Kuster.
]. F. Brown was here from Cheyenne
last night.
T. C. Jackson is in from his Pioneer
canal ranch.
George Eykyn left today for Denver
on business.
Bert Hoss was here from Millbrook
this morning.
Mrs. Addie Bruce arrived from Wal
den last evening.
F. Paul Kendell and John A. Moore
came in from Rock River today.
Mrs. James McGrath of Holmes is in
the city, staying at the Johnson.
o. v. Stromberg and Chris Larson
were visiting ranchmen yesterday.
Harry Henderson, the state exam
liner, came over from Cheyenne today.
e. f. Gaskell, the Sheep mountain
~ranchman, was here yesterday after.
noon.
A II. Anthony of Central City, Neb.,
was a guest at the Union Pacific last
night.
Ted INLAND, SOL of Master Mechanic
INLAND, arrived in the city today from
Omaha.
George L.. Colt of the United States
forest services was a guest at the Kus-
ter last night.
j. T. Shippey returned to Walden
this morning, after a business trip to
this city and Denver.
Hans Olson, the Big Laramie ranch
man, is in the city for the closing day
of the farmers institute.
Mrs. j. Prickett and. daughter, Miss
Laura, came from Cheyenne today to
visit AL Konold and family.
William Radichal and son are in from
their Sibylee ranch for a day or two,
looking after some shopping here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jackson came
from Cheyenne today and will be pres
ent at the Knights Templar ball to-
night.
Miss Cecil Kelly and Miss Marjory
Brebner arrived from Hanna today.
Miss Brebner is teaching school at that
point.
MISS Helen Ryan, secretary of the
Gem City Grocery company, was back
at her post this morning, having beer
i'll yesterday.
e, E. Davis and C. A. Larson of
Rock River we're among the visitors.
TO the metropolis of the Laramie plain
this morning.
4. S. B.. Ruby and Charles Lehman of
Louisville, KY, were here last night,
leaving for the west on the early morn
ing train today.
Mrs. Morris and B. w. Towner of
Morgan are in the city, staying at the
johnson. They arrived from the
ranch last night.
Mrs. James Allen, who has been here
for a week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Gus Berner, returned to her home at
Sibylee this morning.
Mrs. Wigton, mother of Ben Wigton
of the express company, left for her
home at Denver today, after a visit
here for several weeks.
S. H. Campbell returned from Sara
toga at noon today, where he had been
to look after the interests of the
branch fish hatchery at that place.
J.. A. Irons of Chicago, w. A. Taylor,
Harry c. Summers, e. e. Sellers, ]. f.
Gallagher Inc Miss Chettle of Denver.
were at the Union Pacific last night.
Mrs. Harry Gonden came from Chey-
enne today and is visiting at the
Ernest home on Grand avenue. She
will attend the Knights Templar ball
tonight.
Wesley Jensen of Rawlins, who has
teen working for the Citizens Coal
company at the Hatton mine, arrived
! nthe city yesterday afternoon and
will go from here to Rawlins.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Baker returned to
Leslie this morning, Mr.. Baker having
been here to arrange for the annual
meeting of the Strong Copper Mining
company at Leslie on March A..
Victor Hanson and William Norell,
who returned yesterday from Denver,
left for their home at Walden this
morning. They had been to the Colo
RADIO capital with a shipment of fat
cattle for the market.
r. o. George, the Tie Siding ranch.
man, who arrived yesterday to receive
treatment for injuries sustained IN the
ranch, is quartered at the Kuster and
will remain in the city for a day or
two, under the care of DR.. Stevens.
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