The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-20


from the west.
lieut.. Frank L. Dodds went south to
Denver yesterday.
Judge J. W. Fisher returned from
the west yesterday.
Major W. A. Elderkin arrived yester-
day from the west.
George L. Holt departed yesterday
on a business trip to Chicago.
Chas. Hollingsworth of the U. L.
baggage room, is indisposed.
Mrs. Chas. Hollingsworth and child
returned yesterday from a short visit at
Laramie City.
Oscar Clark, of the u. 2. car ac-
counts office at Omaha, arrived from
the west yesterday.
D.. .. Clark, superintendent of the
coal department of the u. P. railway,
passed east yesterday.
J. Blickensderfer, of the u. p. en-
gineer corps, passed through Cheyenne
yesterday. eastward bound.
Lieut.. Butler ID. Price and family re-
turned to Fort Sanders yesterday after
a brief visit at Fort Russell.
Mrs. w. F. swan and child returned
Yesterday from a visit during the past
few weeks among relatives in Iowa.
P. w. Carroll and family departed
yesterday for the south. He has con-
templated beginning business at Pu-
eblo.
]. A. Riner, esq, departed yesterday
afternoon for a weeks sojourn among
friends at Cedar Rapids and Greene,
Iowa.
w. H. Gardner and his son., H. A.
Gardner, of Stebbins, Post G. Co.'s
bank, arrived from a short run south
yesterday.
Mrs. J. d. Corey, who has been
spending several weeks with her people
at Rockford, returned to Cheyenne,
yesterday.
]. NJ. Thompkins has retired from
his position at Dyer's, for the time at
least, and will devote the coming few
months to his cattle interests.
w. w. Thompson, formerly of Chey-
enne and lately of Ogden, now occupies
the chief clerks chair in Captain Nc
Cauley's Office, Rawlins.-Ogden Pilot.
Mrs. j. ]. Riley and her two daught-
tiers, who have been spending some
time with friends in this city, departed
yesterday on their return to Kearney,
Nebraska.
General Superintendent II. S. Kim
ney, of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
& Baltimore railroad, passed west yes
terday in a special car Of that road at
tached to No. 8.
Rev. J. A. L. Smith, who occupied
the Presbyterian pulpit last Sabbath,
departed Yesterday, accompanied by his
wife and two children, to occept a
charge in Utah.
Messrs. Dewey, Berringer, McClain,
Session, Meyer and Mesdames Gartley
and Highly, going east. and Messrs.
Bass and Meyer, going west. we're a
portion of Colorado's contribution to
the U. P. travel yesterday.
L. Kabis, grand master, H. Altman,
grand representative, Herman Haas,
grand treasurer, and delegates Kuyken-
dali, Rutledge, Kimme, Dillman and
Sellers, Of Cheyenne, and Mr.. Sliney, of
Fort Laramie, are in the city attending
the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge.-Lara.
mie Times.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: ]. F.
Bradley, Breckenridge; B. L. Jonef,
Denver; B. G. Burgess, Kansas City;
A. Sisson and wife, jamestown. N. Y.
W. W. Seer, Longmont. w. L. Ritter,
Omaha.
Arrivals at the r. r. House: j. W.
Rose, Horse Creek; Frank Rochester,
Logan, O.; Jno. F. Grams, Philadel-
phia; Mrs. L. NJ. Lawrence, Denver;
Fred s.. Bubb, Fort Laramie; Thos. w.
Haven; j. s. Shirley, Idaho; Thomas
Wilson, Buena Vista; Dan w. Dacey,
Kokomo; James DALEY; R. J. Jones,
Lincoln, Neb.; R. Robertson, Ogden;
NJ. q. Kidder.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Harry Chase; A..
M. Cue, M. SULLIVAN, s. s. Stratton,
Denver; c. E. Partridge, Leadville;
John Kelley, Ogden; Jno. Snodgrass,
wife and children, C~reighton's ranch;
B. q. Fay, C~hugwater; +. M. Bullock,
Chicago; q. H. Brown, st. Louis. Fred
Cafe, New York; T. N. Holderness.
Risings, NeD.; Joseph Palmer, Ulysses,
Neb.; T. N. Kenneday, Omaha.