The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-14

PERSONAL FoIs4s.
Col Hooker Is in Laramie City.
W, r. swan Is in Laramie City.
w. D. Pease came in from Egbert
yesterday.
W. D. Hastings returned yesterday
from Onshs.
Messrs- Converse. Donnelly and Snow
are in Cummins City.
Feed on the Laramie plains is report
ed unusually good
Stage robberiss are of frequent oc-
currence In Oregon
Carr, the tailor, went to Laramie
City yesterday afternoon.
Lieut.. Henry Seton and family de-
parted on the eastern bound train, yes
terday, for New York.
Richard Durbin and family arrived In
town, yesterday, from the east, after
quite an extended absence.
Mrs. Gov. Campbell and daughter
passed through this city yesterday, 60
ing east, from Laramie City.
Maj. II. Glafcke departed yesterday
to look after his mining interests at
Hancock and Silver Ciin, Col. 4
George H. West Of the banking house
of Emerson & West, Greeley, arrived
in this city yesterday and is at Dyer's.
John Thomas.went east yesterday to
Ogalalla to attend to shipping some
cattle from that point for Thomas &
Page.
Miss Jennie Walworth, daughter of
Judge Walworth, Of Omaha, arrived
yesterday to visit with friends at Fort
Russell.
John N. Kinsky arrived yesterday
from Denver and took his place at q
case In the LEADER composing rooms
last evening.
John Harrington, of Smith & Har-
rIngton, arrived yesterday from his
trip east where he purchased a big
stock of goods.
Miss W~orshington, a sister Of Lon
Worthington. Of c. A Weidman &
Co., at Fort Russell, departed for the
east yesterday afternoon.
Postmaster D. C. Atkins, Of Raw
hide Buttes, is in town. He has In his
possession some very fine specimens Of
ore from the Rawhide district.
Misses Beulah and Fanchon Downey.
daughters of Col. Downey, of Laramie
City, arrived in this city yesterday, and
went to Denver, where they will attend
the university.
Mr.. Blakely, agent of the U. p. rail-
way at Colorado Junction, accompanied
by his mother, passed through Cheyenne
yesterday, en- route to New Jersey,
where they will spend several weeks
with friends in that state.
Edward Page, of Boston, accom-
panied by his daughter and his son E.
A. Page, of this city. went west yester.
day afternoon to Salt Lake. Mr.. Page
has extensive mining interests in Utah,
which will receive his attention on this
trip.
Lords Donoughmore, Fitzpatrick and
Montague departed on the western
bound train yesterday afternoon and
will continue to Rock Creek from
which place they leave on their hunt
ing trip about the Powder river coun-
try.
Ernest Wilbur, after o short stay
with his friends in this city. returned
yesterday to Denver. Mr.. Wilbur has
been recently promoted and now holds
the position of road master on the
South Park division Of the u. p.
system, with his headquarters at
Buena Vista. in which promotion
numerous friends will rejoice with
him.
From a notice published elsewhere IL
will be seen that another LEADER typo,
In the person Of John K. Seagraves, has
forsaken the selfish road Of single bless
edness for the duties and comforts Of
home, and taken unto himself a wife.
Mr.. Seagraves is a steady, industrious
young man, and together with his new.
ly made bride, merits the good wishes
which his many friends tender him In
his new departure.
Mrs. Gurley and her daughter md