The Laramie Republican

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
L. W. Smith of Walden is in the city.
Earl Peters of Clarinda, Ia., is in the city.
E. W. Scott of Saratoga is in the city today.
Andrew Sandall of Foxpark was here today.
Carl Canovan of Rawlins spent the night here.
D. O. Herrick left this afternoon for Rock River.
John McGill arrived from Cheyenne this afternoon.
T. J. Flanigan of Denver was in the city this morning.
A. T. Griggs of Evanston, Wyo., is visiting in the city today.
Father Cummiskey went over to Cheyenne on No. 4 today.
Mrs. John Jamison and daughter went over to Cheyenne on the noon train.
Adolph Westlund and P. Dallman of Foxpark were visitors to this city last night.
Elwood Lewis and Robert Fortune of Rock River were Laramie visitors last night.
J. F. Hannole and F. E. Frost of Sterling, Colo., were Laramie visitors last night.
Cloyd Crone left this afternoon for Walcott, having attended the cadet ball last night.
Fred Dawson left for the east today on official business after a visit with his family in this city.
Miss Grace Boyle who has been attending the university returned to her home at Sherman today.
A. Cuthill of Oakland, Cal., arrived from the west last night and is here on business matters today.
Dr. C. A. Rhulen of Mount Gilead, O., who has been visiting with Frank J. Terry, returned home today.
A. L. Putnam and Charles B. Morgan, the state examiners, were guests at the Union Pacific last night.
Mr. Reynolds and family, who have been visiting in the city for some time returned to La Salle, Colo., today.
George W. Langenberg of St. Louis was a business visitor to the metropolis of the Laramie valley this morning.
James Dougherty, the Hatton ranch man, was a business visitor to this city last night, remaining over until today.
Bryan Hicks of Punxsutawney, Pa., was a business visitor to this city this morning, arriving from the east last night.
Joseph Levitt of Kansas City, representing Quaker Maid whisky, was among the business visitors to this city this morning.
A. Konold, the general chairman of the board of adjustment for the engineers of the Union Pacific, left today for Omaha on official business.
Mrs. P. J. Cain, who has been visiting at Cheyenne for a few days, arrived in the city last night and left this morning for her home at Foxpark.
Mrs. Ed Park of Denver arrived in the city this afternoon and is visiting children have been here for several days.
Thomas Heffron, the Big Laramie river ranchman, is a city visitor today, coming yesterday afternoon with his own team and spending the night here.
Miss Eva Meek, the teacher of vocal and violin in the school of music, will remain in the city during the summer and organize special classes in those branches.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunton and daughter, Miss Mora, and son, Thomas jr., arrived from Wheatland this afternoon and are visiting their sons, Prof. John Hunton and Dean Hunton, of the university.
Mr. Goodrich of Wheatland arrived in the city this afternoon and will remain until after the graduation on Thursday of his twin daughters from the state normal school. Miss Goodrich has been residing here during the school year.
M. J. Price, J. S. Grable, Fred Dreges, G. M. Hultman, Thomas D. Robinson, C. H. Harris, E. M. Wade, J. Fry, H. Sues and Lambert McGrath of Denver were in the city today, looking after business matters of various sorts here.