, 1908-04-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Walter Hixson is in from Woods.
Commissioner Burke went east to.
day.
C. P. Arnold went to Cheyenne TO.
day.
j. A. Johnson of Keystone is at the
Johnson.
j. J.. Ellenberger of walden is at the
Kuster.
Mrs. Chris Anderson came down
from Hanna today.
J.H. Taylor of st. Louis is register.
ed at the Kuster.
Mrs. Lucia Hodgeman returned
from Omaha today.
William Thompson of Denver is a
guest at the Johnson.
Mrs. Ben Wigton left today for
Greeley to visit her parents.
Miss Nellie lies returned from a
weeks visit TO Cheyenne today.
Gus Gabrielson left today for Han
ma and Elk mountain on business.
H. e. Hunter and George H. Trow,
bridge of Walden were here last night
Gus Gabrielsen of the Riverside
ranch was a city visitor this morn
ing.
Anna V. Garm and X. Howe of Den
yer were guests at the Johnson last
night.
Ned C. Adams of the Laramie riv-
er was among the guests at the Kus-
ter last night.
Oscar Waechter returned to his
raRch this morning, after a business
trip to this city.
e. j. Bell returned last night from
days on a business trip.
Mrs, Stacy. mother of Mrs. A. w.
Sterzbach, left today for Denver TO
visit for a number of weeks.
Mrs. Ryan, the mother of Miss Hell
en- Ryan, is better today, able to sit
up a few minutes during the day.
l. L. OCAlOh anu d. d. AlSo VI lllc
Plains line engineering corps wera
among the guests at the Kuster last
night.
Mrs. A. ]. Hull and daughter, Miss
Ray Daniels, went to Rawlins today.
Miss Daniels will accept a position
there.
e. S. Brooks and F. Martin, Chey-
enne travelling statesmen, were here
last night, looking after their Lara
mic interests.
John Olson, the Centennial valley
ranchman, was a city visitor today,
among the pleasant callers at this
hive of industry.
Judge D. H. Craig of Rawlins, who
came yesterday to attend the com
mandery meeting and banquet, return
ed home this afternoon.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. H,
T. Novel; has returned from Balti-
more, where he has been visiting with
relatives for some time.
Mrs. S. E. Bird of Centennial re-
turned home this morning, having
come to this city yesterday afternoon
to make some purchases.
William Lawrence of Wheatland,
representing the Touring mill at that
place, was here this morning, in the
interest of the output of that mill.
Charles Berkenmeyer left today for
the coast for the benefit of his health.
He intends to visit Portland, Seattle
and other important places along the
coast.
Willis Rankin, foreman for the Ha,
ley ranch at Wyoming, was among the
! visitors to the city last night, spending
the day here. He is registered at the
Kuster.
e. B. Steadman, c. NJ. Gregory and
John Johnson of Centennial werc
among the business visitors to the
city this morning, registered las:
night as a guest at the Johnson.
Joseph H. Black, the Walden saloon
keeper, who has been east for sew.
eral weeks on a business trip, return,
ed to this city last night and will prob
ably return to Walden on Monday.
j. F. White came in from Centennial
last afternoon n spent the night
here. Mr.. White yesterday resumed
work on the grading of the first mile
west of Centennial for the Laramie
Plains line.
Engineer Tom Hickson has return
ed from Hanna, where he bad beer
visiting for few days. He has a cou
sin in the mines there and went L
look after him, but the cousin was no
among those killed in the two explo
sions.
Mrs. C. P. Miller and daughter o
Howell were here last night. Mr.. Mi!
Ter was section foreman at Harpe'
until yesterday, when he was trans
ferred to Nebraska, and the wife an
daughter were here on their way t.
their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Macfarlane o
Owen, who have been spending tn
winter with their mother, Mrs. 3
Whiting, are planning to return hom