The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-28
PERSONAL F0IATs.


II. G. Lane went east yesterday.
D. shesdy arrived yesterday from the
east.
Cbas. III. Terry has returned from
Pueblo.
R. Bowling arrived from Pine Bluffs
yesterday.
Fred. Chafee went south yesterday,
to Fort Collins.
W. F. Swan arrived yesterday after
noon from the east.
Mrs. John Steele started for the east
yesterday afternoon.
Frank Boulter came up from Sidney
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. p. Fl. Scriber started for the
east on Nc. 4 yesterday afternoon.
Herr Most. the socialist, viii be the
Berlin candidate for the rsichstag.
Oficer Thomson returned yesterday
morning from a run down to Sidney.
Gaskill. the stock agent, went east
yesterday afternoon on stock business.
President Arthur was busily engaged
yesterday in dissolving his law partner
ship.
VIM. H. Wallace, of the National
bank of Omaha, is rusticating in
Idaho.
A. A. G. Kissock, the real estate
agent Of Fort Collins, was in town yes
terday.
Col. E. r. Sumner went down to
Denver on the D. P. train yesterday
afternoon.
The Ashworth brothers departed on
their return to England yesterday
afternoon.
Col. M. H. Patrick passed through
this city yesterday afternoon en- route
to Rock Creek.
Carr, Hellman's cutter, returned
from Laramie City yesterday where he
has been taking orders.
Rev. John II. Cornell, Episcopal
clergyman of Denver, arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon.
The father of Miss Stevens, Of the
Melville Opera company, is an employe
Of the U. p. railroad company.
William Woodruff, Of the Esmeralda
Mining company of Deadwood, arrived
in this city from the east Monday.
Secretaries Lincoln, Hunt, Window,
James, McVeagh and their wives re.
turned yesterday to Washington.
Prof. ]. G.. Murphy, ex territorial
geologist and engineer Of Wyoming,
arrived from New York on Monday
evening.
w. H. Porter. general auditor of the
Central Pacific railroad company passed
through this city yesterday afternoon
going east.
Capt. Won Herman departed west
yesterday afternoon on his way to
his command, which is stationed at
Fort Thornburgh.
Capt. Alexander Etholim, Of the i'm.
perial navy of Russia, and his family
passed through this city Monday en-
route to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chancellor Martin. who
have been spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Col. E. r. Sumner, de-
parted yesterday on their return to New
York.
D. v. Barkalow, Of Omaha, accom-
panied by Miss Daisy Barkalow, ar
rived yesterday afternoon from the east
to attend the Gannett- Whitehead we'd
ding.
Eugene Bracket, son of Col. A. G.
Bracket, commandant at Fort D. A.
Russell, departed yesterday for Salt
Lake on his way to his home at San
Francisco.
Arrivals at Dyer's:' G. A. B. James,
Buffalo; G. H. Childs, Denver; B. F.
Davis, Sand creek; c. F. Fisher, Pole
creek; W. E. Hudspeth; p. j. Kunny,
Deadwood.
Commodore W. Trufant and family
arrived yesterday afternoon from Dem
yer, where the commodore has proven
himself an efficient manager of the
Union depot.
Lord Ogilvie, the son Of the Earl of
Airlie Of Scotland, who died in Denver
Sunday, is the owner of a ranch near
Fort Collins. He accompanied his
fathers remains homeward.
Mrs. VIM. Bracket, who has been
visiting ut the residence of her brother
in-law, Gen. A. G.. Bracket, at Fort
Russell, departed yesterday for Rock
Island on her return to Chicago.
Chas. H.. Greene, business agent Of
the Buckingham combination, departed
for Denver yesterday afternoon after
having billed the town for 1.-THE Child
Stealer" for Saturday evening.
King Alfonso, of Spain, on Monday
opened the sitting Of the American
society for the investigation into the
antiquities and history OF America be-
fore and after its discovery by Column
bus.
Mr.. j. s. Collins, Of Omaha, the pro-
prietor OF the well known harness and
saddlery establishment in the Carey
block, is In town and will remain for