The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-14
POINTS.

John Sparks went east yesterday.
Joe Rankin returned west yesterday.
Mrs- Major Vosburgh went east yes
Senator Jones. of Nevada. is at Coney
Island
Hon. F. Z. Addoms arrived from the
east yesterday.
Miss Florence Hurlbut has gone south
for q short visit.
p. J. McMshon went eastbound for
Council Bluffs yesterday.
F.. o. Chopper, with John Edwards q
Co., st. Louis, is in the city.
Sunset" Cox is writing letters 10 the
New York Sun from Lapland.
M. J. McCoon came up from the
south and went to Omaha yesterday.
A. Tyner. a prominent banker of
Columbus. Neb., was in town yester-
day.
Mrs. +. c. Thomson and son re-
turned yesterday from q visit in Colo
RADIO.
Hon. r. F. Glover and wife returned
to Cheyenne on yesterdays train from
the east.
Rev. DR.. McCandless arrived In the
city yesterday. He will depart to-
morrow.
Fred 8. Hebard, clerk in the U. p.
freight Office, has gone to Denver for a
short visit.
A. J. Baker, Of the firm of Baker &
johnson, of Columbus, arrived In Chey-
enne yesterday.
Elder W. G. Slanes, for many years
the immigration agent of the mormon
church, died last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Furniss and
family have returned from q lengthy
visit to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Alstead and daughter, of North
Platte, came In on No. yesterday, and
are visiting at A. Adamsky's.
Mrs. N. E. Potter has departed for
her home in New York. stopping on
the way with friends in Davenport, Ia.
Mrs. Howard. wife of the agent of
the d. &R. G. railway, accompanied by
her daughter, passed through yesterday.
John Walter, proprietor Of the Lon
don Times, and his family, will be
guests of George W. Childs at Long
Branch.
George Ordway, son of Gov. Ordway
of Dakota, accompanied by his wife,
came up from the south and went east
No. 8 yesterday.
Messrs. Duncan and Anderson, two
old conductors of the eastern division
Of the u. p, are in the city with their
wives, on q brief visit.
Robert H. Corbett. an attorney and
at law Of New York, is in
this city looking after some mining in
terests at Rawhide Buttes.
Mrs. A. E. Williams, mother of Chief
Operator Williams of the u. P. office,
went south yesterday to Denver to await
her brother, VIM. Stringham.
Miss Josie Newbury, a school friend
Of Mrs. E. P. johnson, who has been
spending a short time with friends here,
departed for the east yesterday.
W. ]. Marshall, superintendent of
the Yellowstone national park, is In
Omaha with . number of eastern peo-
pie bound for that region Of wonders.
Rear Admiral Donald McNair Fair.
fax will be placed upon the retired list
October LIST, having served forty con-
secutive years. He is retired at his
own request.
Ex-conductor Patterson is gladden.
ing the hearts Of many friends here by
his presence. A summe on the range
has somewhat colored up his counte-
nance with a healthful glow.
Arrivals at Dyers' hotel: F. o. Crop
per, E. D. Ellis. st. Louis; Miss NJ. T.
Long, G. s. Long. Cal; A. Goodwin.
England; E. J.. Baker. Columbus; Jno.
8. Lang, Laramie; F. H. Bullick. Den.
yer.
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