The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-30
POINTS.
Dan McUlyan is In town.

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Dan McUlYan is In town.
John Keogh arrived yesterday from
the west.
Col. Rabbit returned from the east
yesterday.
John Coad went down to Sidney yes
terry afternoon.
George Emery departed for Denver
yesterday afternoon
Lieut.. C. H. Oliphant passed through
Cheyenne yesterday going west.
j. r. Martin, of the U. S. navy, ar
rived fromthe south yesterday.
Ex-Gov. Emory, of Utah, was an east
bound passenger on yesterdays No. 4.
E. W. Mills is at Pine Bluffs en-
gagged in building a new dwelling for
A. Tracy.
Mrs. L. D. Newman, of Sidney,
passed through this city yesterday on
her return home. :
Mrs. Sheriff Sharpless and child re-
turned yesterday from the east after
quite an extended visit.
f. A. Nash, car accountant of the
U. P. railway, passed through this city
yesterday on his return to Omaha.
William Woodruff, who has been
stopping in this city for a day or two,
departed yesterday afternoon for Ogden.
The LEADER acknowledges a pleas
ant call from Henry A. Folsom, spe-
cial correspondent Boston Post, yester-
day.
Mrs. Fishel, of New York, a sister of
Mrs. NJ. Marks, of this city, cam up
from Denver yesterday accompanied by
her son.
Hon. A. Worth Spates left Cheyenne
yesterday for Washington to attend to
business before the U. s. court of
claims.
George w. Hall, assistant auditor of
the U. p. railway, came In from the
west yesterday afternoon and went
down to Denver.
Fred Rawlins. once located In this
city, passed through yesterday going
west to take charge of the telegraph
Office at Ogden.
Conductor Fisk and wife, who have
been spending several weeks in Utah,
returned from their pleasure trip yes
terday afternoon.
II. G. McKim. of Denver, arrived in
the city yesterday. He Is a solicitor
for the Great western mutual aid asso-
citation, and will canvass this city.
Mrs. J.. G.. Ellis and her son, Cecil,
departed on the d. P. train yesterday
afternoon on her way to Pueblo, where
MIR. Ellis Is about to enter into bust
ness.
Edward Page, after quite an ex-
tended visit with friends, departed
on his return to Boston yesterday after
noon accompanied by his son, E. A.
Page.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: A. L.
Scoield and wife, Miss Allen, Denver;
II. q. Altman, Omaha; D. f. Thomp-
son, st. Louis; j. R. Martin, U. s.
navy; E. D. Barnum, Max Young,
Geo. H. Dickey, Omaha.
DR.. and Mrs. DR.. Pettys, some time
since located at Fort D. A. Russell,
arrived from the east yesterday after
moo and stopped over with friends at
the post. They will continue their
journey west to Prescott, Arizona, to-
day.
Eugene Colwell has accepted a posi-
ton in the p~ostoflce of this city, and
will the duties Of his new posi-
ton as soon as his health will permit.
Gene is rapidly c~onvalescing and will
soon be able to occupy this new position,
it is hoped.
Arrivals at the r. R. house: G. w.
Lang, Leavenworth; H. J.. Hart, st.
Louis; Mrs. J.. w. Grant and sister, H.
w. Lightfoot, Chicago; s. c. Abbott,
Des Moines; VIM. Brown, P. A. Ander-
son, Fort Collins; q. Slagle,. Oregon; j.
Adams.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Geo. Madison;
E B. Tobin; j. R. Rogers; Harry G.
McKim, Mercer, Pa; VIM. Pickett,
Boss Fork, Ida. John Keogh. D. Nc
Ulvan, VIM. Mccarthy, j. W. Man
ming, Horse creek; L. H. Ashton, Og-
den; ]. G. Cox. Oregon; NJ. j. Fitz-
gerald, M. o. Bule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Marks. of this
city, departed yesterday afternoon for
New York. Their departure was has
tened by the very i'll health of Mrs.
Marks, which made the move impera-
tive, and it is hoped by many friends
that the change will result in restored
health.
Prof. Murphy, the mining engineer
and expert, went west yesterday after
u short stay in this city. He will 20 to
Ogden and thence to Butte City, Mon.,
o. professional business. Upon his re-
turn, winch Will De In a rev weeks, ne
will make a similar visit to the Cop
peropolis and Hartville regions Of this
county. OF the ore specimens from
these districts he speaks very highly.
For Cramps and Collie use Addoms
& Glover's Compound Blackberry Cor
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