The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-05
PERSONAL POINTS.
j. Winthrow is back to town.

j. WinthroB is back to town
Nat. Ryan is in from the west.
Joseph knight went west ysstsr-
day.
George L. Hall has returned to town
from the ranch.
Mr.. Gateskill, the stock man, returned
to town yesterday.
Capt. Pollack returned from the east
yesterday afternoon.
Lemuel Smith, jr., returned yesterday
afternoon from the east.
Robert E. Strahorn went east yester-
day afternoon to Omaha.
W. B. Hastings returned from a run
down to Pine Bluffs yesterday.
Lieut.. Arthur q. Ducat returned
from the east yesterday afternoon.
J. NJ. Stoughton was an eastern
bound passenger on yesterdays train.
Prof. Samuel Aughey and wife came
up from Denver on yesterdays c. C..
train.
Mrs. F. E. Warren departed yester-
day afternoon on a visit to friends in
the east.
H.. Meyer. of Olerich Bros, cattle
dealers in Cheyenne, was in the city
yesterday.-Omaha Bee.
Mrs. W. C. Pollard departed yester-
day afternoon for the east, on an ex-
tended visit to Hartford, Conn.
Col. Nathan Stanley. accompanied
by Miss Anna Stanley, departed Mon
day afternoon for Augusta, Me.
Hon. NJ. D. Bullock, of California,
passed through this city yesterday, CO.
ing east on the overland express.
Lieut.. James A. Leyden, of the 4th
infantry, passed through Cheyenne yes
terday on his way to Fort Sanders.
F. A. Nash, of the Omaha smelling
works, was a passenger on yesterdays
east bound train, returning to Omaha.
H. Kelly has been making improve
ments on his ranch property, among
which are two barns, so feet and 65 feet
respectively.
Capt. ellis and Lieuts. Simmons and
Gilmore, of the United States navy,
passed through this city yesterday on
their way east.
A. A. Egbert, superintendent of the
Colorado Central division Of the u. P,
came in yesterday with Robert Law
from the south.
Miss Daisy Barkalow, who has been
in Cheyenne to attend the marriage of
a friend, returned on Friday to Oma-
ha.- Omaha Bee.
Messrs. Councilman and Weber start
ed west yesterday to Rock creek, from
whence they will go out into the Medi-
cine Bow range on an extended hunting
trip.
j. d. Corey has rented the resi-
dence on Twentieth street made vacant
by the removal of Mr.. A. Underwood
and family to Denver, where Mr.. I'm
derwood is engaged in business.
Arrivals at Dyer's: E. Weber. Louis
Miller, Laramie City; ]. J.. Houchield,
E. E. Brant, Denver; ]. B. Hayes,
E. H. Holdsworth, Omaha; Edwin
Hardness, D.. B. Wyett, Joe Miller'
lance crack; W. II. Douglass, Elm
wood, Ill.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: o. F.
Clark, Omaha; f. Foakes Jackson, J..
B. Fairbairn, E. NJ. Wrench, England;
James A. Jackson, st. Louis; A. M.
jackson, Council Bluffs; E. c. john
son, Sweetwater, j.. b. Hindey, Nine
Mile; Wyman, Stevens, New York.
Arrivals at the Inter. Ocean: R. s.
Fanton, Henry Lamb, E. Fredericks,
Rawlins; E. Van Baalan, Chicago; c.
b. Andrews, Collins; G. N. Moore,
Leadville; Samuel Aughey, Lincoln,
Neb.; Mrs. W. G. Warren, Harrisburg,
Pa; G. W. Watson, Omaha; William
Randleman, Des Moines; W. F. Brown,
Laramie; f. w. Duboise and wife,
Avia, Ia; J. L.. Eckert. Wilson, Kan;
J. K. Witherell, j. NJ. Williamson, M.
Ryan, jr., Laramie; w. B. Hastings,
Pine Bluffs; McBeth & Downing, Chi
cago.