, 1908-09-09

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J. H. Woody is in from Rock River.
E. p. Baker was in from Leslie to-
day.
Otto Gramm will go to Rawlins to-
morrow.
Miss ], Foley of Sidney. Neb., was
in the city last night.
D. R. Stotler Is in from Seven Mile,
staying at the Kuster.
e. f. Gaskell was in the city today
rom his Sheep mountain ranch.
Dr.. d. D.. Proper Of Omaha is at
tending the Baptist convention.
T. H. Fitzgerald arrived from the
Stromberg stage station last night.
Mrs. William Kerr was a passenger
to Walden by the stage this morning.
H. Fitzgerald of Mount Airy, N. c.,
vas a guest at the Johnson last night.
Jerry Gibbs of Iron mountain was
among the guests at the johnson hotel
last night.
Charles E. Linn and Edgar Coles OF
Cheyenne were guests at the johnson
last night.
Bob Herold was a passenger from
Woods to this city by the Walden
stage last night.
Mr.. Porter, Mr.. Bugg and Van M.
Arthurs arrived from Walden on the
stage last night.
rn, J,oohc ~ Xousoc Cify and
g. M. Stephenson of University Park
were guests at the johnson last night.
]. Forrest Lewis, formerly editor OF
the Centennial Post, left for Centennial
this morning on a visit to his friends
there.
& Rev. T. J. White of Shanghai, China,
who is here attending the Baptist con-
vention for Wyoming, is registered at
the Kuster.
: T, ]. Dayton, deputy county clerk,
who has been i'll for several days, is
reported better today by DR.. Stevens,
his physician.
Mrs. Raymond Henke of Sibylee ar
rived in the city last night and left to-
day. for Cheyenne, where she will visit
for g. few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Playa of Sibylee
were among the visitors to the city
last night, coming to do some shopping
at the stores here.
Chris Waechter, Oscar Waechter,
Mildred Waechter and Lizzie Waech-
ter of Sibylee were among the guests
at the Kuster last night.
Mrs, Eliza Flemming has been taken
to Denver for treatment, her condition
having given her friends some alarm
during the past few days.
Fred E. Willard, ]. w. Wright, H. G.
Hutchinson, S. E. Coulehan, Joe Jack
son and Charles Nelson of Denver
were among the guests at the johnson
hotel last night.
DR.. A. j. Francis of New York, gen
eral evangelist for the home mission
board of the Baptist church, Is in the
city, attending the wyoming state con-
vention at the Baptist church.
j. w. Stryker returned yesterday at
ternoon from Walden, where he had
been visiting for several days with his
daughter, Mrs. D. N. Sudduth. He had
a delightful visit in the park.
G. R Root of Cheyenne. resident
representative of the Swift company,
and J. E. O'Brien, the travelling sales
man for that company, were here to-
day, looking up trade in this section.
George W. Linger, the McGibbon
stock man, who formerly resided at
Walden and who spent much time here
buying stock, passed through the city
this morning, on his way to Walden.
Clarence H. Hepp of Allentown, Pa,
Charles A. Dodds of Sullivan, Ind, C.
A. Hartman of Denver, Rev. L. B.
Davis of Atlanta, Ga. DR.. D. D.. Proper
of Omaha, ]. w. Grifiths of Los An
geles, Cal, Edward H. Orth of Ogden,
P. ]. Plaisted of Boise, Idaho, Ray
Scott and A. H. Mcconnell of Omaha,
G. E. Herring of Chicago and A. H.
Ehle of Kansas City we're among the
p,,ests at the Kuster last night