The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-30
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PERSONAL POIsTs.
Col Hooker came out yesterdy from
Des Moines.
G. p. Goldaeker took a trip to Dem
yer yesterday.
Judge Carroll returned yesterday
from Fort Collins, whittier he went on
legal business.
W. c. Collins. the general railroad
contractor was a west bound passenger
yesterday.
G. S. Congdon, of Chicago, and
Frank Wright, of Denver, are auto
graphed at the Inter Ocean.
A party of wealthy Californians
passed through the city yesterday for
Chicago.
w. W. Kelley, business manager of
w. f. Sheridan, Is registered at the
Union Pacific.
MI. Mathew Ryan and family, OF
Kansas City, arrived inc Cheyenne yester-
day, and will stay through the summer
Mr.. W. M. Sawyer, of the firm Of
Whipple & Sawyer. stock growers. 10
Gated on the Laramie river, is in town.
J.. J. Geiselman, foreman for Hack.
ney & Dowlin, on Chugwater, came in
from the ranch yesterday.
Nj. E. W. Eaton. of Chicago, agent
for the Restern Fireman, asemi-month-
ly publication devoted to the interests
of firemen, is taking in Cheyenne on
his tour through the west.
Secretary Morgan returned yesterday
from a business trip to Rawlins regard
ing the soda lakes.
Ex-AttorneyG eneralD evens and niece
will stop in Cheyenne for a day or two
on their way west, and while here will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. R.
Davis.
DIR. C~laxton, rector of st. Marks
church, will shortly take a months va
cation, during which Mr.. Cornell. a
young gentlemen In orders. will ofici-
ate at the church.
Mr.. VIM. Knabe, of the Laramie
City boomerang, is in the city.
Mrs. Col. Babbitt and Miss Wal.
bridge are In from the ranch.
Capt. J. w. Mcintyre, Of Chicago,
Is at the Union Pacific.
Ex Governor Thomas Young, Of
Ohio, accompanied by his brother, was
in the city yesterday.
Robert E. Strahorn, chief editor of
the Union Pacific literary bureau. &C
companied by his wife, came up from
Denver yesterday, going west.
George Bancroft, general contractor
of the Greeley, Salt Lake & Pacific
railway, that is now being construct
ed, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. r. Rhodes, Of Fort Collins il
registered at the Union Pacific.
A. A. Egbert, superintendent of the
Union Pacific roads at Denver, accom-
panied, by Senator Rhodes and Mr..
Newman came up to Cheyenne yester-
day by q special train.
w. F. Scribner, one of the most not
ed sporting men of Colorado, is in the
city and will remain till after the
races.
The genial Col. Hooker, general
1 woctarp a0anf ~ fhn Ohsoo&A D4.1-
Island 81 Pacigc railroad, arrived in
town yesterday and will remain for the
season.
Kate Chase Sprague and Roscoe
Conkling are "out."
James Gorden Bennett will wed the
Princess Beatrice, youngest child OF
Queen Victorian a horn.
F. L. Warner, d. d. s., of the east,
has decided to locate in this place and
is fitting up an office over J. s. Taylor's
store, on Ferguson street.
Hon. John F. Coad oas returned from
Fort Laramie.
]. +. Prince, of Troy, Pennsylvania,
is booked at Dyer's.
J. A. Bell, of Denver, is a guest Of
friends, at Dyer's.
Rev. Mr.. Reid, of the Presbyterian
church, Boulder, has concluded his Ia
bors as pastor of that congregation, and
has sent in his resignation, on account
of i'll health. Mr.. Reid has accepted a
new field of labor, it being that of state
missionary. and has left for the south
ern portion Of Colorado.