The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-28
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from a short visit 10 Denver.
Father Hayes went out east yester-
day for q short clerical visit.
Harry Yount, the gamekeeper of the
Yellowstone Park, INC an old hunter,
is in town.
Col. z. r. Summer arrived from an
extended business visit south yesterday
afternoon.
MI. Markell, of the firm Of Markell
& Schwab, departed for the east yester-
day to spend the winter.
A. A. Egbert, superintendent of the
c. G. and d. p. roads, arrived from
Omaha yesterday and went south.
Supt. Dodridge, of the western diyi-
sion Of the U. 2. Ry., returned from
Omaha yesterday and passed west.
Her many friends regret to learn Of
the severe illness of Mrs. A. r. Con-
verse, and hope for her speedy recovery.
The return Of Major p. d. Yroem
completes the honored roll of the ia
nous platform club. Let there be a
reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii. Swan and their
daughter, Louise. returned yesterday
afternoon from a visit among their
friends in Iowa.
ia. Dicky, general superintendent
of the Union Pacific telegraph lines,
arrived from the east yesterday and
went to Denver.
' Mr.. Reuben, Of Reuber u Luff, of
this city, departed for Omaha yester-
day. He has been very ill and is now
convalescing nicely.
Prof. Fred J. Stanton returned yes
terday from Laramie City, where be
has completed arrangements for his
branch assay Office in that city.
DIR. Crane. Of New York, with a
party OF five. and three servants, occu.
pied the special car Izaak Walton, en-
route to San Francisco, yesterday.
M. G. Bristol, superintendent Of con-
struction for the central division of the
Western Union telegraph, arrived from
the east yesterday and went to Denver.
Col. G. W. Fisher. superintendent of
the Denver s. South Park r. R., &C.
compenied by his family, arrived yes
terday from the east and went to Dem
yer.
Messrs. Vines, Hammond, Miller and
Moore, going west, and Ryan, Parker,
Heardsley, McCline and Gibbs, going
east, represented Colorado in travel
yesterday.
John Houghan and his wife departed
yesterday for Los Angeles, Gala. Mr..
Houghan is in very poor health indeed,
and 1t is hoped that the change of eli
mate will be a beneficial change.
J. R. Eawley, clerk of the district
court, Rawlins. arrived from Denver
yesterday on his return home from the
session Of the grand lodge of Knights
of Pythias. to which he was q delegate.
Homer Merrill, the leading legal
light of Rawlins, arrived in town from
Denver yesterday. He vas a delegate
from the Rawlins lodge to the special
session Of the X. of P. grand lodge in
Denver.
Master Freddie Griffin, son Of j. w.
Griffin, of the Metropolitan hotel, is
lying very seriously ill and his life Is
almost ~despaired Of. He is a bright
little fellow and a general favorite with
those who know him, and it is to be
hoped the tide of disease may turn in
his favor.
Gen. Crook, Major Lord, J. s. COL
Inns and Mr.. Tracy, returned yesterday
afternoon from the west. where they
have been on a grand hunting expedi-
ton. Their trip has been a successful
one. Supt. Touzelin, who was with
them, returned some days ago in his
special car, of which mention was made
at the time.
Hon. Arthur L. Thomas, secretary of
Utah, passed through yesterday on his
way to Pittsburgh to vote at the forth
coming state election. He called at the
LEADER office to see us, our acquain-
lance having begun years ago. We
we're employees at the same rolling mill
at Pittsburgh when boys, and members
Of rival debating societies when yonng
men. Mr.. Thomas has made q fine re-
cord as secretary Of Utah, and is de.
servedly popular there.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: r. Fam
ley, Pittsburg, Pa; Fred Metz, George
W. Roberts, Omaha; Chas. McMona-
gle; v. B. Dickey, Colorado; George T.
CHASER, Chicago; Albert Kirke, Salt
Lake; ]. F. McCorper, Red Bluffs, H.
c. Atkinson, Sidney.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: A.
Forth, Boston; John c. Weike, John
McLelland, ]. B. Payne, NJ. c. Bristol,
Chicago; Henry s.. Samuels, New York;
G. w. Fisher, wife and family, Jas.
Hepburn, b. SULLIVAN. Denver; T. F.
SULLIVAN, Georgetown; J. J. Dickey,
Omaha; o. Collier, Milwaukee; w. w.
Peck; T. B. White, wife and son. Al
bany, Oregon; H. W. Lake and wife,
Portland, Oregon; Kate Devine, Gree
ley, Colorado.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Wash Blodgett,
Chicago; Oscar Collier, Milwaukee;
Henry Green, Silverton, Colo; Homer