The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-23


Mrs. Fred Schwartz went south yes
terday.
Richard Frewen arrived in the city
Wednesday.
r. Galbraith returned to Laramie
City yesterday.
DR.. Chas. P. Murray, of New York,
went east yesterday.
Luke Voorhees, returned yesterday
from q business trip to Chicago.
Father John A. Hayes departed on
yesterdays east bound train for Sidney.
Bishop Harris was a passenger yes
terday going through on the EAST bound
train.
John Cummins arrived yesterday
from Denver. on his return to Cum
minis City.
Mrs. D.. D. Dare returned yesterday
afternoon from q visit among friends
IN Michigan.
]. B.. Woods started yesterday for
Chicago in charge of a train of cattle
for the Frewens.
J. E. Organ, brother of G. P. Organ,
Of this city, arrived from the east yes
terday afternoon.
Alfred Harrison went down to Pine
Bluffs yesterday to attend to shipping
some of his cattle.
H. U. Chase, paymaster's clerk in the
U. s. army. passed through this city
yesterday going east.
Mrs. Col. E. R. Sumner and her son
returned yesterday afternoon from q
short visit to Denver.
c. p. Organ, accompanied by his
brother, J. E. Organ, started yesterday
afternoon for his ranch.
G. H. Reyes travelling agent of the
o. P. railway, passed through this
city going east yesterday.
Rev. A. B. Banks and bride returned
yesterday afternoon over the D.. P. R.
R., from their Colorado trip.
Capt. William E. Van Reed. Of the
9Th artillery, was a passenger through
on yesterdays east bound train.
Mr.. Plunkett, OF the firm of Plunkett,
Roche 4 Co., went east yesterday to at
tend the shipping of some Of the firms
cattle.
= Charlie Nessell 10 In town for q short
stop. He has q victualing contract
with one Of the bridge and snow-shed
outfits Of the U. P. railway. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Lord departed
yesterday afternoon for Park City,
Utah, to- which place Major Lord has
been orderedson military business.
Homer Beach, Of Prairie du Chen,
arrived in this city yesterday. Mr..
Beach is q U. s. commissioner on arte-
sian wells, and is in this section in his
Official capacity.
Abram Underwood, until recently of
the grocery arm of Underwood & Nc
Gregor. departed for Denver yesterday,
In which city he intends to locate in
the coal business.
Right Rev. Bishop O'Connor went
out on the east bound train yesterday
to Sidney, accompanied by Father
Hayes. At Sidney he will bestow the
ordinance OF confirmation.
That popular champion Of the rights
of her fellow-women, Mrs. Mary A..
Livermore, sat as q delegate to the
state convention, in session
Wednesday Ut Worcester, Mass.
J. G.. Ellis, who was for a long time
connected with the business interests
Of Cheyenne, has withdrawn from the
Magic City in favor Of Pueblo, where
he will enter into mercantile business,
leaving Cheyenne for that city to-day.
Mr.. Ellis has the best wishes of many
friends and acquaintances, made during
his long stay here.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: George
N. Pagan, Rawhide Buttes; Thos. H.
Cartnsy, Stuart, In; L. ]. Abbott,
Fremont, Feb; Michael Sheenen, Min
eral Point. Wis; W. r. Snyder, Pitts.
burgh, Pa; b. w. Kennedy, Denver,
Theo. GowdY, Chicagoj r. X. Chaffee;
John Cummine, Evans.