The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-21
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NJ aAA his - j. lgAfL Afehl cast
yesterday for tie winter.
J. A. AFperson has rstuTBed from a
recent trip 70 Fort Collins.
Louis Fritz, a former employe at
Chase's theater, is dangerously i'll
Mr. Chas. ii. Terry went down to
Denver yesterday on a business trip.
Major YrOOm and Capt. Crawford
returned yesterday from Fort Saunders.
MI. VIM. Lindenmeier, a former res
ident of Cheyenne, is paying the city a
visit.
Ir. NJ. ID. Altman has come home
from an extended and successful bush
ness tour.
Mr.. w. :. Hosford and wife came up
from SILVER Gill TO spend the winter in
Cheyenne.
Mr.. Luke Voorhees, returned on Sun
day from n business trip TO the Red
river Of the north.
Timberline Jones Was on the east
bound train yesterday, bound for a holt
day visit TO Iowa.
Hon. Herman Silver is now president
and treasurer OF tho Denver Tribune
printing company.
Mr.. Oney Finnegan is now the train
dispatcher Of this division, during the
absence of Mr.. Borie.
Mr.. J. II. Hayerly is about To build a
new theater in Chicago. Tho ground
alone cost 1925, COO.
Mr.. I. J. Rockwell came back from
the west yesterday. lie has purchased
another herd of horses.
Auditor Gannett, OF the L. +. came
o yesterday on the old 100 special,
and went down 10 Denver.
Mr.. w. G. Packard, of the Greeley
Tribune, passed through Cheyenne yes
terday on n OF his flying trips.
Mr.. A. Borie, train dispatcher, and
wife, departed yesterday afternoon on
Il visit to their relatives in Ohio.
Among yesterdays departures for the
east was Miss Grace Ross. the accomp-
plished daughter Of Capt. Ross, of Fort
| Russell.
Mr.. G. A. Starlight and family and
Mr.. Robt Starlight lett yesterday after
noon for a visit 10 their old home in
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Lizzie Starlight, niece OF Mr.. G..
A. S~earight, left yesterday for her
home in Pennsylvania, after !. pleasant
visit in Cheyenne.
At the Inter Ocean: c. NJ. Atkins,
Denver; John IaFever, Abe IaFoyor,
Teller; J. n. IIunton, Laramie; +. II.
Anthony. Denver.
Mr.. Luke Voorhees, is back from n
recent trip to Dakota, whittier lIc went
to look after a mail contract which he
has between bismarck and Pembina.
Constable Talbot returned from Og-
den Oh Sunday, but without the prison.
or Burt, who made his escape with the
assistance OF n man 10y the name Of
Ford.
Mile. Jeanne Bernhardt, sister Of
Sarah, arrived in New York tho other
day, direct from Paris. She is said to
have all Of Sarah's failings, but no
children.
The veteran Snowman, Barnum, re-
Gently sent to the clergy and congrega-
tions OF Bridgeport, his home, for their
prayers during his illness. And, IL he
RECEIVERS, he will probably start another
circus next summer.
At Dyer's: John Winterling, Chug;
j. IL. Moore, Laramie City; C. ii. At
kins, Rawhide Ed. Ordway, Pine
Bluffs; &. ii. Freeland, Granite Canon;
B. +. Ferrar, st. Louis; J. Igo, Gree
ley; Hugh Hamilton, LaBonte; ]. w.
Manning, Horse creek; 7. NJ. johnson.
The many friends of Mr.. George ].
kctchum, manager of tho saddlery and
harness store Of e. ii. Il j. S. Collins,
will learn with pain of that gcntlemen's
determination TO return 10 New York
City. lie will, as soon MS practicable,
resume his position rs salesman In the
wholesale saddlcry and harness estab-
lishment of c. u. Smith &c Co., a house
that is nearly n hundred a old.
Mr.. ketchum was engaged with tins
house for six years before coming to
Cheyenne, and the fact that he will re-
turn at an increased salary demon
stratcs how highly his services arc val
ued there. Mr.. ketchum has been in
Cheyenne about n year and n half, and
during that time he has made a host of
friends; and he has made n most eli- |
Gent manager for the Messrs. Collins,
who regret his departure moro than his
friends.
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