The Laramie Republican

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

J. H. Loomis of Kansas City is at the Kuster.

H. Mier of Borden, Ind., is at the Union Pacific.

Terry Fee and John Lindstrom are at the Johnson.

James Atkinson returned from Rock River at noon today.

H. L. McCasland of North park is a guest at the Kuster.

James Dougherty is in from his Little Laramie ranch today

H. W. Johnson of Boulder is among the guests at the Kuster.

J. J. Hunter shipped a car load of horses to St. Louis last night.

William Fischer of Rock Springs was a guest at the Johnson last night.

Mat Bowen of the Millbrook ranch was a guest at the Kuster last night

Mr. Snow, a student at the university, went to Denver on the noon train today.

Alfred McLaughlin of the ranch was among the guests at the Johnson last night.

William Benton came in from Holmes last night and is a guest at the Johnson.

Miss Vance, the teacher, came in from Plumbago yesterday afternoon and left today for Cheyenne.

Dr. J. E. Ellis returned on the noon train today from Walcott, where he had been on government business.

C. F. Husted of Columbus, O., and E. W. Davis of Yonkers, N. Y., were among the guests at the Kuster last night.

William C. Lott of Chicago, a partner of Mr. Willis, the patent churn man, was here today, and will go east from here tonight.

A. J. Winkler returned to the Riverside ranch today, after a visit to this city. He was a guest last night at the Union Pacific.

Mrs. Emma Cummings and children of Laramie are visiting Mrs. F. R. Horbaugb, at 1911 Van Lienen street. -Cheyenne Tribune.

Mrs. Jack Doyle returned Tuesday from Laramie, where she has been visiting with her parents for the past two months. -Dillon Doublejack

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dearlove and Charles Dearlove returned to their ranch at Hatton today, after a visit to this city since yesterday.

Prof. Burton P. Fleming of the faculty of the university returned last night from Laramie county, where he had been on irrigation matters for a few days.

S. S. Dougherty of Chicago, representing the Red Cross Hygienic company, manufacturing Phenosote dip for live stock, is in the city, looking after business for his company.

Among the Union Pacific guests from Denver last night were the following: C. H. Renner, H. W. Lea, F. L. Catlin James H. Holmes, G. F. Maitland, D. A. Hustace and George W. Gillen.

Mrs. J. V. McKinstry, mother of Mrs. E. P. Palmer, arrived in Casper last week from Ypsilanti, Mich., and will remain during a portion of the summer visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Palmer. -Casper Tribune.

W. J. Peabody of Detroit, A. N. Katz of New York, N. J. Green of Louisville, H. N. Boyd of Cheyenne, S. F Dougherty of Chicago, B. R. Pearson of Kansas City and George Buck, jr., of St. Joseph were guests at the Union Pacific last night.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neilsen and children, who came to the city to attend the funeral of Niaa Nielsen, the babe who was drowned in Cooper creek yesterday, are at the Johnson hotel and will not return to the ranch at Morgan before tomorrow afternoon.