, 1908-07-15

w. L. Schultz of Chicago Is at the
Kuster.
Vivian McCasland of cowdrey is in
Laramie.
t. E. Keefe of Chicago is at the I'm
ion Pacific.
Gus Rowland, 1r., of Brooklyn, N,
Y, is at the Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd Of Dale
creek are in the city.
Tony Cuerion IL In from Centennial
staying at the Kuster.
X. J. MacCallum left this morning
for Walden. after a professional trip
to Fort Collins.
H J. Stringfellow and F. W. Calkins
Of Denver were registered at the Kus-
ter last night.
Asmus Franzen Of Rock River was
: among the business visitors to the
county seal last night.
A. F. Saunders, ]. E. O'Brien- and
Arnold Carlson OF Omaha were guests
at the Johnson last night.
Frank T. Breach and Mrs. L. A.
Clark Of Denver we're among the
guests at the Kuster last night.
IF. White left this morning for cen.
tennial, after visiting for a couple OF
days at his home at Rock River.
G. o. Allen, R. Eggleston and B. F.
Holstrom Of Denver we're among the
guests at the Johnson last night.
Mrs. A. H. Williams of Tie Siding,
who has beer here for a few days, re,
turned to her home this afternoon.
Mrs. A. C. Hogbin, who has been
visiting at the Sundby ranch rear Cen
tennial for several weeks, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Cyrel Eyken and Howell Knight ar
rived from the Ernest ranch last night
both suffering from injuries sustalno>
while treating a sick horse.
J.A. Winkler is in from the Running
Water ranch today. He has not yet
sold his vol clip, p~referring to hold it
for a little while in the hope of better
prices.
D. l.. Gelatt and A. l.. MeBurnie of
the Eaton ditch up the Laramie river
were among the arrivals in the city
! last night. They r staying at the
Johnson.
Prof. Minnie A. Stoncr of the uni.
versity left last night for Fremont
county, where she owns a homestead,
and where she goes to look after her
holdings.
Nels Thompson of this city has gone
to Dale creek with his teams to assist
in handling the army supplies from
that station to the camp on
Grow creek.
Mrs. Harry Besancon, wife of the
Grand avenue barber, who has been
visiting at her old home in Iowa since
the first Of June, has returned to Lar,
annie and joined her husband.
Mrs, W. H. Hallisey and daughter of
Walden, who have been visiting in the
east for some time, reached the city
from Denver last night and left by the
stage for their home this morning.
Ike Meyers OF Mandel, who had his
shoulder dislocated by being thrown
from a horse q day or two ago.. ia in
the city today, having the injured
member looked after by a surgeon.
Miss Laura B. Laughlin of the Mot.
ley ranch was among the arrivals in
the city last night and Is a guest at
the Kuster. She is the sister OF L. L.
Laughlin, the manager OF the ranch.
s. H. Campbell returned this after.
noon from Cheyenne, where he had
been to consult with the commercial
agent of the Union Pacific Coal com
pany concerning the coal supply Of this
city.
John H. Davis and Elmer Lovejoy
reached home with the Franklin auto
mobile last night, about midnight, hav.
ing met with a little accident this side
of Denver about fourteen miles, delay
ing them for several hours.
Fred Gerber of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting with his cousins, Mrs. Edgar
F.. McMasters and Mrs. Jennings. at
their home on north Sixth street. Mr..
Gerber is delighted with this climate
and may decide to remain here for
some time.
DR.. H. e. McCollum, who is Ill with
a severe attack of erysipelas, had a
very restless night and was little bet.
ter this morning. He is under the care
of Drs. Stevens and Tebbitt, who are
doing what they can to relieve him OF
suffering.
T. B. Boyer Of Gering, Neb., I. A
thurman of Minneapolis and E E.
Eagle, R. A. Bachman and F. B. Welp-
/ tor Of Denver were guests at the Union
Pacific. Mr.. Berman il a candy sales
man, disposing of a ton of Christmas
candy in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, who came
to the city with their babe late yester.
day afternoon from Hanna, will remain
until after the funeral of the little n
which died after reaching Laramie,
The babe, aged 10 months, was afiict.
| ed with bronchial rneumonia.
Frank Prayer, the veteran rancbman
and stockman of Garrett, Is in the city
looking and feeling well. He is now
living IN mutton, and says If he could
live on deer and antelope, as he did In
the old days around Garrett, he should