The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31
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A. Martin arrived In town yesterday.
J. Ringolsky was in Fort Collins
Monday.
Mrs. Senator Loganis health has been
restored.
Mr.. Jas. Ryan game from the west
Yesterday.
Mr.. Nat. Ryan arrived from the west
yesterday.
Geo. W. Madden went to Omaha
yesterday.
Clarence King went south over the
d. P. yesterday.
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Cooke are now
on the road TO India.
Col. Thos. Wilson departed yesterday
on his return to Omaha.
Col 7. w. Higginson is engaged upon
q life Of Benjamin Franklin.
T. B. Snyder returned from his Colo
RADIO trip yesterday afternoon.
W. F. Brown, the Chicago stock
dealer, arrived in town yesterday.
Charles Butteraeld, representing
"Blackwell's Durham, " is in town.
Paul Du Chailu, the noted traveller,
is hunting in this western country.
J. Wilcox passed through from the
east yesterday on his way to Denver.
Senator Harrison, of California, was
an eastern bound passenger yesterday.
"Broncho Sam" is in town again and
says be is just in from Cbicago.-Ills.
Judge M. G. Brown, of Laramie City,
arrived yesterday afternoon on No. 4.
Hon. w. S. Shallenberger went toDen-
yer over the d. P. yesterday afternoon.
MI. Jno. F.. Coad and his two sons
started yesterday afternoon for a visit
east. +
Eugene Colwell, who has been quite
Ill, is improving under the doctors
care.
w. II. Durham, of the Jewett q
Sherman company, Milwaukee, arrived
yesterday.
II. q. Newman, U. 2. claim agent,
came In from the east yesterday and
went south.
M. ]. Cramer, the new charge d. af-
to Switzerland, is a relative Of
Gen. Giant.
Mrs. Ellis Schooler and child depart
ed yesterday on u visit to Nebraska
and Missouri.
Mr.. d. o. Clark, superintendent of
the U. p. coal department, arrived on
No. 3 yesterday.
Mrs. Catherine J. Laittte, a daugh-
ter of Commodore Vanderbilt, died
recently in France.
Mr.. James Russell Lowell is recover
ing from the disease which nearly ended
his life in Madrid.
Miss Abby T. Goodsell, of Cham
bersburg, Pa, has been appointed prin-
cipal of Vassar college,.
Buffalo Bill will open his dramatic
season Thursday at Davenport, III one
of his hair-lifting dramas.
Prof. Cheny, the mining expert,
came up from the south and went to
Laramie City yesterday afternoon.
Hon. j. S. Taylor is SO far received
from his recent severe illness, as to
make short daily visits to his store.
Mr.. Donaldson, of the firm Of Don-
aldson s. Fraley, of st. Louis, passed
the city yesterday, westward
bound.
Mr.. Fred Nye and mother came In on
No. 3 yesterday on their way to Denver.
Mrs. Nye is the wife OF Nye, Of the
Omaha Republican.
A. Mather, of Albany, N. Y, arrived
from the west yesterday. He will 60
north to meet a large herd which is
being driven to the railroad.
Col. Elias Bondinot, whose passage
west through this city was announced
some time ago, returned on his way
.omeward yesterday afternoon on
No. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Swan and their
little girl, accompanied by Miss Evans,
departed yesterday afternoon for q
visit to Iowa. Miss Evans will remain
there.
Miss Minnie Pinneo, Of Greeley, has
arrived at Omaha accompanied by her
and bringing five fine running
horses with her. She is making prepar-
atoms for her race with Miss Burke at
Council Blnffs.
Prof. Stanton went west yesterday to
Laramie City, from whence he will 60
to Cummins to attend the examination
Of some mining property bys:an English
expert.
Col. E. P. Snow went west yesterday
afternoon, accompanied by Prof. jerks,
The mining expert. They will go to
where Prof. jerks will ex-
anime some property in which MI.
Snow is interested.
Miss Morton, ar American lady, who
has been singing in st. Petersburg
under the stage name of Nordina, has
been engaged at the grand opera, Paris.
American voices are winning a deal Of
renown on the continent.
Mrs. II. II. Hackney left on No. A