, 1908-04-29
PARAGRAPHS

Gus Berg is8in town.
w. N. Mathis is here from Cheyenne.
H. Schauk OF Medicine Bow is at
the Kuster.
Mrs. NJ. Lane of Mandel is visiting
In the city.
H. Alex Hubbard OF Cheyenne is at
the Johnson.
Guy Elmore of New Mexico is at
the Johnson.
s. w. Hixson was here from Cen
tennial this morning.
G. d. Lathrop of Minneapolis Is
staying at the Kuster.
Richard F. Weber is here from Den
yer. staying at the Johnson.
Gerber Funk Ia in from the ranch,
staying at the Union Pacific.
Charles Carlson of Leslie is among
the visitors to the city today.
Frank A. Hill of Woods is among
the visitors to the city today.
S. Diamond and J.. LIB Of Chicago,
were at the Johnson last night.
James Towson will leave tonight for
Montana, where he proposes to locate
for the present.
Quincy Kinney. Frank Mcdonald and
Edwin Mccormick are at the Kuster
for a few days.
Rev. j. Roberts OF Wind River, Wyo.,
is here to attend the c~onvocation at St.
Matthews cathedral.
Daniel E. Sullivan is here from Ev-
anston. prepared to load his automo-
bile for shipment to that place.
Miss Annie l.. McFarlan is in the
city. the guest OF Miss Alice Holiday
at her home at Eighth and Grand av-
enue.
Robert ]. Slothower of Garrett is
visiting at the county sea on a bust
ness mission at the court house and
at the stores.
= G. e. Copper and son are here from
Little Medicine, attending to some
business matters. They are staying
at the Kuster.
William Benton arrived last night
from Denver, where he has been oil a
business trip, and will leave for his
home at Keystone tomorrow.
Mrs. c. w. DeKay and children left
at noon today for Henderson, Colo,
where they will visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Land for several weeks.
Oscar Sodergreen. jr., arrived in tn,
city from the ranch today to be present
this afternoon at the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Richard Burton Kinley.
Bishop Funston arrived last night
from Saratoga, and is presiding at the
first convocation of the missionary dis
trict of Wyoming today. at St. Mat
thew's cathedral.
C. Bill Glazier, the Oakland COM
mercial missionary. is in the city, in
teresting local merchants in some
things he has up his sleeves for the
benefit of their business.
B. T. Bryan of Cheyenne, travelling
in this territory for Swift & Co., hay
ing taken the place Of G. R. Root, is at
the Johnson, On one Of his periodical
visits to the metropolis Of the Laramie
plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Let's will leave
tomorrow for North Platte, where they
will attend the annual May day party
to be given by North Platte division Of
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers.
F. j. Williams Of Chicago, 8. H.
Pearson, Fred M. Wells. Warren Nc
Cord, Charles Ewart Davis and Gerald
l.. Schuyler Of Denver, and W. W.
of Des Moines, Ia, are at the
Union Pacific.
Rev. Wickmann and family have ar
in the city from Armstrong. Ind, |
and are occupying the parsonage of
the German Evangelical church on
Garfield street, Mr.. Wickmann being
the new pastor of that church.
j. NJ. Snyder of Lincoln, Neb., and
William Snyder of Horse creek. who
are in no way related, met. for the
time at the Johnson as guests
last night, the name Of one appearing
directly under the other on the regis
ter.
q. G. Clausen and F. w. Pflaeging
Of the Union Pacific at Cheyenne were
among the visitors to the city last
night, registered at the Union Pacific. |
Mr.. Clausen is the supervisor of
bridges and buildings for the Wyom-
ing division and Mr.. Pfaesing Is con-
nected with the signal service.