, 1908-09-23
PARAGRAPHS

j. r. Mann left for Walden this
morning.
w. H. Hagood Of Des Moines, Ia, is
in the city.
c. A. Farr of Hamilton. Mo, is here
for few days.
D. G. Holcomb of Garden City is a
Laramie visitor.
Mrs. Clifford arrived from Walden by
stage last night.
Frank and Guy Harmon were among
the passengers to walden this morn.
Ing.
Miss Laura Breisch came from Chey-
fenne today and will again attend the
university.
Miss Julia and Jennie Campbell and
Miss Widrig Of Saratoga are visiting
in the city.
Ed X. Crowley has returned from
the Boswell ranch and will again enter
the University.
Mrs. Taylor, who is at the Lawrence
home under treatment, is believed to
be gaining some.
Miss Hattie Gillespie left today for
South Carolina, where she will attend
school this winter.
e. B. Steadman Of Centennial is in
the city. a witness In one of the cases
In the district court.
Paul F. Bath of Greeley, Colo, is in
the city, here for a visit with his moth
err and other friends.
i. Mrs. w. A. Jamison arrived from
Mrs. VIII McMurray.
A. l.. Mcintosh. C. B. Chadwick and
P. L.. Broom of Denver were guestJ at
the Johnson last night.
G. E. Woodland has returned to his
home at Tie Siding after a business
visit to the county seat
Mrs. William Greaser has returned
to her ranch home after a business
visit to the county seat.
Clifford Dickson has returned from
his home les Casper and will enter
the university again this fall.
A. N. Newcomb. T. T. Talbot and
Bert Talbot Of Denver were among
the guests at the Kuster last night.
Mrs. Annie McKechnie of Islay is in
the city on business, and vas among
the callers at this once during the
forenoon.
A F. Saunders and Jack" O'Brien,
the meat statesmen, rel among the
business visitors to the metropolis of
Laramie plain this morning.
Mrs. Alfred Wishart and little daugh-
ter left today for their home in Ne
vada. They have been visiting ]. w.
Johnson. Mrs. Wishart's father.
Ed Moen OF Virginia dale, who was
here with a load of produce and dairy
supplies, returned home this morning,
having disposed of his business.
Mrs. John Wilkinson Of Pine Bluffs,
Wyo., is in the city with her two
daughters. Misses E. and A. Wilkinson,
who will enter the university for the
year. 49,
Tom Don, the Walden hotel man.
who has been at Greeley, Denver and
other Colorado cities, errived in Lara
mie last night and is a guest at the
Kuster.
Misses Jennie and Julia Campbell
and Ruth Widrig of Saratoga are here
and entered the university today.
Th~ AEicsao fSomr1hoJl ORC foruoou ctr
dents in that institution.
Mrs. Ed Palmquist and young sons,
who have been visiting for several
weeks at Seattle and other points
around there, returned last night and
the boys will re-enter school.
Mrs. E. e. Woodland, who was operat-
ed upon yesterday at the Lawrence
home, had a rather comfortable nigh,
and is believed to be making salts
factory neadway toward recovery.
AL Lindley, advance agent for the
Marie Fountain Theatrical company,
is in the city, arranging for the com.
ing Of that tented organization for the
whole of next week. The company
travels in its own private cars.
Hon William Dubois of Cheyenne is
In the city, looking after the work be-
ing done at the Woman's building at
the university, Mr.. Dubois is a candi-
date for state senator from Laramie
county and his election is assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Sanburn Of
salem, Mass, who have been visiting
at Lund's ranch for the past fort
night, reached the city last night and
lett this morning for the west, where
they will visit before returning to New
England. Mr.. Sanborn was formerly a
resident of this city and connected
with the A. $. Peabody store during
the business career of that lamented
citizen.
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