The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-25
PERSONAL roIxTs.

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east Sunday.
The Plunketts went east Sunday, stop
ping next at Sidney.
W. r. Schnitger went TO Denver to
attend the X. P. Grand Lodge, yester-
day.
Admiral Sulfredge, Of the United
States navy, passed through going east,
Sunday.
NJ. E. Post and wife returned yester-
day afternoon from a visit in Chicago
and elsewhere.
Col. S. W. Downey. Of Laramie City,
arrived from that city yesterday en-
route to Denver.
]. b. Woods arrived Sunday from
Chicago whittier he has been with a
shipment of cattle.
George A. Coffmen went to Denver
yesterday TO attend the Grand Lodge
knights Of Pythias.
Jas. Fair, son of the senator Of Cali
fornia, passed west yesterday on his re-
turn to the Golden State.
]. G. S. Richardson went to Denver
yesterday as a X. p. delegate to the
grand lodge of that order.
Major II. Glafcke spent a part of the
Sabbath In this city. returning yester-
day afternoon to Denver.
Jno. L. Organ, a brother of Z. p.
Organ Of this city, departed east yes
terday after a short visit In Cheyenne.
II. II. Ellis went to Denver yester-
day for a short visit and as a member
of the Cheyenne lodge of Knights of
Pythias.
Mr.. Humber, one of the engineers
who laid out the Southern Pacific
Coast Line railroad passed west Sun
day.
j. w. Medium, OF Laramie City,
passed through this city yesterday GO
ing east to New York on an extended
visit.
Jas. East, contractor, went up to
Sherman with several men to commence
work upon Frewen's new enterprise
there.
A. A. Cohen, a prominent Californ-
ian, Of Oakland, passed west Sunday on
his return home, accompanied by his
family.
DIR. II. H. Maynard and family, Of
Upton, Iowa, are spending a few days
in a visit with his cousin, DR.. Maynard
Of this city.
Messrs. Miller, Sternberger, Scott,
Mrs. Dunnem and Miss Hattie w.
Smith. represented Colorado in the
eastern travel yesterday.
John X. jeffrey went to Denver over
the D. p. yesterday as a delegate from
the Cheyenne lodge to the Grand Lodge
X. Of p. o in session.
W. r. Schnitger returned Sunday by
the way Of Sidney, from Deadwood,,
where he has been attending to bust
ness connected with his office of deputy
U. S. marshal.
Messrs. Homer Merrill and Hawley of
Rawlins, arrived from the west yester-
day and went to Denver. They are the
Rawlins delegates to the Grand Lodge
Of the Knights of Pythias.
Otto Gramm and C. B. wynne con-
stituted Laramie Ciry's delegates to the
X. of p. Grand Lodge, now assembled
in Denver. They arrived from over the
hill and went south yesterday after
noon.
j. B. Woods went up west yesterday
to meet a train Of stock which he is to
take through to Chicago. Thus far he
has taken in ten trains and with two
more for which he is engaged will
make twelve for the seasons record.
G. A. Draper went east yesterday
with the prisoner John Miller, he
brought down from Grecn River last
week. He was convicted there of bur-
glary and sentenced to eighteen months
at Lincoln. He is the one who escaped
commissioner Draper at Separation.
Some one at or near that burgh kindly
cut his chackles for him, but did not in
sure his escape, however.
Mrs. Gaylord Bell has resigned the
position Of organist at the Presbyterian
church, the duties having become too
pressing on her time. Mrs. Bell will
not assume a similar position again. She
has been for Eve years and four months
the organist Of n or another of our
churches continuously. and feels that
she has well earned a rest. Being an
excellent musician her retirment will be
generally regretted by church goers.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: E.
d. Man sfield, Minneapolis; E. A. BAG.
card, Fort Collins; s. W. Wyatt, Chi
cago; J.. B. Norman, Jno. Callahan.
Michael Kelley. Cornelius Kelley, Chi
cago; j. Cary Chase, Denver; w. B.
Woodruff. F. B. Gilmore, Omaha; J.s.
McCool and wife; Patrick SULLIVAN; R.
Robinson.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Nineteen mem
bers Of the Evangaline company; W. S.
Dickey. Creighton's ranch; j. c.
Friennd, Rawlins; w. G. Clifford; A.
Harris; d. E. Brown, Dater's ranch;
w. Warren, Jas. Manning, Geo. W.
Chase, Mrs. II. J. Carter, Miss L. NJ.
Thonas, Miss Lucy Goodwin, G. B.