The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-04
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Jesse knight. Of Evanston. is in
town.
hOIeton FreSen arrived in this city
yesterday
George Creighton arrived from Coun-
ell Bluffs yesterday afternoon
o. l. salisbury passed through this
city, eastward bound. yesterday.
Mrs. C. G.. Charlton went out to the
Chuewater yesterday for a short visit.
Paymaster q. C. Sninin and clerk
Price went west yesterday to Sanders.
Mrs. Frank Hurlbut arrived yester-
day afternoon from a short visit to
Denver.
Mrs. J. b. Chambers arrived yester-
day from Denver and went east yester-
day afternoon.
Gov. ]. W. Hoyt arrived in town
Wednesday. and went up to Laramie
City yesterday.
John Creighton, Of Omaha. has pur-
chased MI. Touzalin's residence in that
city for s22. 000.
John London and family arrived
from the east yesterday on their return
to Fort Laramie.
G. T. Seabury is in town again. He
has sold his cattle to Moreton Frewen,
Of the FreMen Bros.
Capt. Gerald Russell arrived from
Fort Mckinney Wednesday on his way
to Denver on a sick leave.
Mrs. G. F. Annett and Mrs. VIM.
Guiterman left on Wednesday for q
two weeks trip to Chicago.
Lord Donoughmore delayed his de-
parture east n day, and departed last
evening upon the delayed Nc. 4.
G.. c. Crager has received his dis
charge from the army and returned to
Cheyenne, where lie will reside for the
winter.
Conductor W. II. Mills, of the U. P.
Ry., and his bride passed through this
city yesterday on their return to Lara
mic City.
Ed Hurlbut. who has been making
his friends here a very short visit, left
yesterday afternoon on his return to
Colorado.
Mr.. Sharp, of the Utah Central R.
r., a prominent mormon leader, and
his party passed through this city goiug
east last evening.
Sir John Reed and wife went east
last evening returning from Wyoming,
where Sir John has cattle interests
Omaha Herald. 9.
Surgeon Carvallo and family arrived
from Fort Laramie Wednesday and
departed for Washington yesterday az
ternoon on a sick leave.
j.. M. Bennett. superintendent of the
Pullman cars for the Union Pacific Ry.,
was a west bound passenger going
through yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Conradt of Fort Russell,
departed last evening on the east bound
train en- route for Boston, where she
will spend the winter with her many
friends there.
w. Milton Farrin. of New York, ar
rived in this city Wednesday and de-
parted east yesterday. Mr.. Farrin is
tile crack rifle shot of the east, and
goes to Omaha to test his skill in a
match there.
Andrew Gilchrist, one of Wynming's
cattle kings, and an intimate friend of
Alb Loomis and Charles Andrews, is
favoring Collins with a visit. He is
stopping at the Tedmon house Fort
Collins Erpress.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: A. D.
Clifford, Loveland; c. NJ. Watson, Geo.
Leighton, Council Bluffs; E. p. Flint,
Denver; w. Boxer, Fort Laramie; w.
s. Weaver, H.. N. Benjamin, Fetter-
man; j. q. Street; G. S. Mott, LID.
Swukert, Ogden.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Joseph knight;
Mrs. X. E. Chadwick, Pole creek; II.
N. Gray, F. w. Turner, Powder river;
N. II. Sonderlin, Pawnee Buttes; d.
Wheelplay, Omaha; j. X. Hill, Troy,
N. Y; E. H. Bryant, N. Laramie
river; X. S. Adams, Pendleton.
Arrivals ut the R. R. house: W. H.
Mccoy, Chugwater; Jas. W. Hagan,
M. Marx, w. Milton Farrin, o. w.
Hazard, New York; G. w. Lane and
wife, Canton, Ills. g. NJ. Hight and
one. Fort Collins; Mrs. Sutherland;
Mr.. Brundage and daughter; w. IL.
Leach, Sterling; F. 7. Seabury, Bear
creek; ]. E. Ryan; VIM. Jenkins, Chi
cago; G. A. Waterbury, Denver.