The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-28

PERSONAL

| Lieut.. j. fowler. U. ,. n, WAS
/! among the arrivals in town yesterday.
Mrs. C. NJ. Sanders, wife of the pas
tor, who has been quite Ill, is recover
ing.
G. Borup, st. Paul; Z. J. Travis and
Chas. J. O'Kell, of San Francico, are
in the city.
1t. J.. W. Paddock, of the Fifth
Cavalry, is in Omaha, the guest of
Gen. Crook.
Z. +. johnson, ESD, who has been
on a legal trip to Laramie. returns
home to-day.
Engineer Nick Weeks, formerly of
Cheyenne division, has been transfer
red to the Omaha division U. p. road.
Mr.. r. W. Jordan, the architect, will
soon occupy the residence of Mr.. A. D..
Shakespeare, who leaves shortly for
Salt Lake.
J. r.. Brush, Milwaukee; l.. b.
Snill, Burlington, Iowa, and Ed. S.
Smith, Abilene, Kansas, are at the
Simmons house.
J. Z. Davis, ESD, foreman of the
Union Pacific car shop at this place,
who has been visiting Omaha, re-
turned home yesterday.
Tee following named came in on the
Deadwood coach yesterday: J. J.. Travis,
j. II. Greedy, J. ID. Hague, John Kohn,
George Parker and J. II. Warfleld.
Messrs. b. +. Beal, Alex Clark, Ii.
Carl, Albert Steel, J. NJ. Lawrey, John
Wilson, Major NJ. Mason and $. p.
Cornell, started for Deadwood yester-
day.
James Adams, Kansas City; Fred
Palmer, Dennison, Texas; II. Haight,
Omaha, and Wilson Ralston and wife,
DeadwOod, are booked u: the Del
monicO.
Messrs ]. Il. Gilmer and o. j. Sails
bury, of the Cheyenne & Black Hills
stage line, arrived yesterday from
Deadwood. They leave this afternoon
for Salt Lake City.
At the Railroad house yesterday were
booked c. Ferris, San Francisco; E.
V. Bayard, New York; Arther H.
Groom, Japan; and Joseph Steele,
Washington, d. G.
Will O'keefe, the comedian, who has
been with the Forresters' during the
past theatrical season, came up from
Denver yesterday, and left for Chicago
on the afternoon train.
David o. Wilhelm, Esq, travelling
agent for the Denver Tribune, came up
on the Denver Pacific train yesterday.
He is the handsomest man in the news.
paper business, and the wickedest.
Oliver Doud Byron, the well known
actor, passed over the road yesterday
bound for Frisco. Upon his return
from the the Pacific slope in May he
will play an engagement with the For.
roster troupe.
A. Spaulding, G. Wilkinson, Ne.
braska; II. Smith, Burlington, Iowa;
r. II. Bohnman, Black Hawk, Colo.
A. +. Wilson, Deadwood, and w. II.
Meyers, Longmont, are at the Key City
house.
At the Metropolitan are F. o. Ball,
Saginaw, Mich; Geo. E. Parker, Fort
Fetterman; E. r. Ruthven, Fort Col.
Inns; J. Bonarder, Geo. Parberry; r.
Carson, 2. Kerley, Louis P~ierson, A.
L.oggren, Clarence Sands and NJ. A.
Frisbie, Golden: Il. +. Griffin, Boy
town, Nc.
We had the pleasure of a friendly
call yesterday from Mr.. n, c. Forester
the head and front of the Forester
theatrical troupe. His company begins
an engagement at Recreation Hall or
Monday evening. Mr.. Forester re
turned to Boulder on the Colorado Cen
trail yesterday afternoon.
Dyer's hotel is crowded with guests
Among those registered there yesterday
we note the following: John Z. Ward
Fort Fetterman; G. Fl. Roehrig, Chas
H. Stockton, Chicago; p. Smith, Neb.
j. W. Macrum, Greeley; ]. II. Smith
Col; John Dowlin, Pa; F. E. Wyatt
and wife, st. Joseph, No.: Robert Doe
gle, Denver.