The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-24
PERSONAL.
D. R. Clay, Of Carbon, is in the city.

ucf. w. n. diiam mas returned
from Ia weeks soioutn at Laramie
City. rs-r tNreH
Hon. n. L Andrews, of Laramie
City, Is paying Cheyenne a visit.
Col E. D. Lane, post trader at Fort
Sanders, came in on Sunday afternoons
train, and returned home yesterday.
Lieut.. Geo. F. Chase, Fifth cavalry,
will leave tomorrow for Fort Laramie.
Mr.. 7. A. Mcshane returned yester-
day from Chicago.
j.. 8. Collins, ESQ.,, came down yester-
day from Fort Laramie, and stopped at
the Inter Ocean.
The following are among the late ar
rivals in the citv: p. Anderson and
wife, Chicago; II. n. Marsh, Golden;
E. R. Barter, Denver; J. 8. Phillips,
Salina, Kans; John Paul and W 8.
Waterman, Longmont ; Miss D. d.
Belden, Denver; Daniel Aberle, st. Joe,
Mo-; J. B. Abbott, Winchester, N. H.:
Geo. Meldrum and wife, La Porte, Col. ;
Miss Downey, Laramie City; J. M.
Dimmett, Cedar Rapids. Iowa; j. E.
Crook, San Francisco; and W. H. Ar
not, Boulder, Col.
At the Metropolitan are Charles
Carl, Oakland, Cal h. Clark, Laramie
City; ]. B. Barnwell, Dennison, Tex.
Mrs. L. Bridges, Denver; A. M.
Friend, Deadwood; Geo. Merritt, Cen
tral City, D. T., and J. F. Bryson,
Bear Creek, Wyo.
Abe Leavitt, advance agent for Nine.
Rentz's minstrel troupe, is in the city.
Nj. A. G.. McGregor, Of the we'll
known grocery firm Of Underwood s.
McGregor, returned yesterday from a
six weeks ~sojourn among relatives in
Canada.
w. r. Marshall and r. s. Reed, of
Golden, are at the Railroad house.
Hon. W. A. H. Loveland, Col. G. c.
WEIGH and o. II. Henry, ESQ.,, of the
Colorado Central, returned home to
Golden yesterday.
, The latest arrivals at Dyer's are Ed
, ward Jones, Racine, Wis; John J,
Lind and Sam. Groves, Old Fort Cas-
per.
There were sixty arrivals at Dyer.
on Sunday.
Mr.. j. W. Hammond, who went
to Denver on Sunday, returned home
yesterday afternoon. bringing his wife
} along. Mrs. Hammond had been spend
ing several months among relatives in
Kansas.
Prof. @. L. Wells. Of the Cheyenne
public school, accompanied by his little
daughter, left on yesterday afternoons
Colorado Central train for a weeks so.
journ in Colorado.
Evsline Hatch, New York, and Mary
A. Harris, Atlantic, Iowa, are at the
Railroad house.
Will H. Frost, of Laramie City, is in
town.
Sheriff 1. N. Lawry, Of Carbon coun-
ty, who was married in Chicago on the
18th inst, to Miss Fannie Moore,
passed through the city yesterday on
the afternoon train with his bride.
Hon. George Q. Cannon, delegate in
congress from Utah. passed through
Cheyenne yesterday, on his way to his
home in Salt Lake City, to spend the
> holidays.
Bishop Sharp, a leading Mormon oil
Salt Lake City, was On the west bound
train yesterday.
, Mr.. Robert E. Strahorn author OF
ITO the Rockies and Beyond" was ,
passenger on Sundays west bound
train. He was en- route to Montans
and will be absent from Omaha about
month.
: Mr.. H. Franklin, Of Gottstein, Idel
man & Co., is at Evanston on business
for the firm.
E. F. Halleck, esq, of Denver, Is il
, the city, H az u VI r
, Walter Sinclair, q prominent either
!, of Laramie City, who has been visiting
Cheyenne. returned homo yesterday Of
ternoon. NtNiG MliiN Il
Mrs. Emma Darlington, of Laramie
/ City, who has been sojourning in Chey'
enne about three weeks, has returned
home.
Rev. ]. A. Hayes, pastor of the
Cheyenne Catholic church, has beer
: paying Laramie City q visit.
Hon. John F. Coad returned On Sun.
day afternoon from Omaha.
3 Geo. R. Thomas, ESQ.,, Is back from o
visit In the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McDaniels are
paying Denver a visit.
LADY CAKE.-Take three quarters
, ola cup of butter, beaten to a cream,
I add two cups Of white sugar, one CUP
Of sweet milk, four eggs beaten stiff,
I and three cups of flour, with two tea
~spoonfuls Of Dooley's Yeast Powder
mixed with the -four dry and passed
though a sieve.