The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-16
PERSONAL POINTs.

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PERSONAL P0INTs.
J. s. Tappan and wife went south
yesterday.
J. B. Woods arrived from the east
yesterday.
William Evans and wife have re-
turned to town.
T. X. Ramsey departed for Denver
yesterday afternoon.
John Sparks and family came in from
the east yesterday evening.
George Emery came in yesterday
from the Minneapolis races.
Ex-senator Harlan, of Iowa. arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon.
ALI H.. Harrison arrived In the city
yesterday from the Powder river coun-
try.
Pat. Hsnnifan, chief of the Cheyenne
fire department, went to Denver yester-
day.
l. 9. WhIpple aud family departed
yesterday for q two months visit in the
east.
Gen. John Gibbon and party were
passengers on the eastern bound train
yesterday.
Max Idelman returned yesterday
from N extended and successful busi-
ness trip west.
Weybrecht 10 rushing the work on the
opera house, and will add more help
this morning.
Jos. G. Pratt returned yesterday
from a few days of recreation in the VI
clnity of Dale creek.
Muldoon, the wrestler, is the son-in-
law Of Dan. U1lman, having married
the latter's only child. Na
Albert Jackson. Of the firm Zehner,
jackson & Blechener. went south yes
terday to Denver-opera.
Mr.. Stoddard, Of the live stock firm
Of Stoddard, Lapham & Co., departed
yesterday for Geneseo, Ills.
Maj. James Gillis, after a days stop
at Cheyenne, departed yesterday upon
his return to Fortress Monroe.
Rev. w. b. VIM. Of Fort Collins.
came down from Laramie City and
went south yesterday afternoon.
W. r. Loring. an Omaha stock man,
passed west yesterday, to look at some
cattle in the Wind river country.
Mrs. F. E. Warren returned from
Laramie City. whittier he had been to
attend the Banks-Forbes wedding.
J. NJ. Davis, general agent Of the
g. & N. W.. R. R., passed through
Cheyenne yesterday afternoon, going
west.
Mrs. A. Il. Baker and child, Of the
Rock Greek Railroad hotel, passed
through this city yesterday on her re-
turn home.
IA 4alDOt, au 4SoAlou ofoAo oAhBoAs
was q passenger on No. 8 yesterday, en-
route to the Pacific coast. to I'LL an en-
gagement there.
John w. Dousherty, q prominent
railroad man Of the western coast,
passed through this city yesterday. on
his return to California.
William HUMPHREYS and family were
passengers on yesterdays western bound
train. Mr.. HUMPHREYS Is yard master
for the q. P. at Omaha.
b. F. Allen, known through his CON
nection with the old Cook county ma
tional bank, of Chicago. passed east on
his way to Leadville yesterday.
Five members Of the Roig Italian
opera troupe passed through, going
west, yesterday, having completed their
engagement on the Pacific coast.
William Knabe has returned from his
Colorado trip and has resumed his work
on the Boomerang, and If reports are
true he returned singly and alone.
Mrs. w. B. Yerby and Mrs. Agnes
Tibbitts, returned yesterday from Dem
yer, where they have been to attend
the supreme encampment Of the R. e.
TIE cottage which is now occupied
by President Garfield. belongs to Chas.
G.. Francklyn, who passed through this
city going east, Wednesday, accompan-
led by Sir Bache Cunard and Mr.. Bal
four, in . special.
Messrs. Muldoon, Whistler and
Christol, departed yesterday for Denver
ON their way to Georgetown where they
will give an exhibition this evening.
Tuesday Of next week they will return
ON their way east
A. ID. Wilder. superintendent Of the
western division on the @. r. R. R.,
came up from the south yesterday and
went west. accompanied BY an elderly
lady, his wifeis physician, who is re-
turning with him to California.
Rsv. Dr.. Reuben Jeffrey. Of Denver,
arrived In this city yesterday upon his