The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-11

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n. n. Patterson came up from Deu-
yer yesterday.
z. Magic returned from The east on
No. 3 yesterday.
Zach Thomason came in from the
ranch Friday night.
L S. Bartlett returned from Denver
yesterday afternoon.
W. F. and Thos. Swan arrived yes
terday from the ranch.
Judge Peck returned from his short
Colorado trip yesterday.
Horace WiIliston returned from Dem
yer yesterday afternoon.
w. c. Lane went east yesterday to
attend to cattle shipments.
Mrs. Ellis Rawlson and child started
east on q short visit yesterday.
G. d. Wilson left on No. 8 for the
Pacific coast yesterday afternoon.
C. A. Hoyt and wife arrived yester-
day on the d. p. train from the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Yerby went over
to Laramie City yesterday on a short
visit.
Mrs. G. G. Coggshall returned yes
terday from quite al extended visit in
Colorado.
w. II. Murphy came in from his
ranch q Fort Mckinney. and went
east yesterday.
Mr.. johnson, of the Omaha firm Of
Steele & johnson, passed through this
city yesterday going west.
Nj. ~Sprechler, the sugar refiner Of
San Francisco, was q passenger on the
east bound train yesterday.
Lieut.. Wheeler came up from Sidney
on yesterdays west bound train, to the
court martial at Fort Washable.
. DIR. J. Y. Cowhick has returned from
a trip north in pursuance of his duty
as county superintendent of schools.
A. r. Converse has purchased the
Leibey property on Seventeenth street,
and will erect a fine residence thereon.
Mr.. Manville, of the firm of Converse,
Manville s. Peck, went east yesterday
on business connected with their cattle.
w. D. Chandler, one of the Western
Union operators in this city. wen west
to Laramie City yesterday, for a short
visit.
Messrs Woodburn and. Keen and
Mesdames Laney and Foreman came
from the south yesterday and went east
on No. A.
Frank Hur,but arrived in town
from Hurlbuts' ranch, looking alto
gether too brown and healthy for our
e~x-druggist.
Mrs. Riley and her two daughters,
| Jennie and Minnie. Of Schuyler, Neb.,
arrived Friday and are visiting at Alex.
McGregor's.
General Manager S. H. H. Clark, of
the U. p. railway system, cam up from
Denver yesterday over the D. P. in the
special ''03."
Messrs. Dillon and Kimball did not
return on the U. P. to the east yester-
day. but departed from Denver oyer the
| Kansas Pacific railroad.
John Dial and family departed for the
west Yesterday. Mr.. Dial has disposed
Of his ranch and mining property, and
is en- route for California.
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afternoon from Denver where she had
been to accompany her daughter. Belle.
who ia attending school in that city.
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h..,thn bounc,no hov Roth tho child
and mother are reported to be doing
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rho h.vs han ,nsna;no a short time
w,,h fr,srd. n th,s c,tv derartad ves-
tard.v sttsrnoon ,or : short Wait n
I,aram,e Citv.
schwe;ctert the hard ware mar
chant Ia. rotrrnea from an eastern
busins.s trim. He purcbased a large
stock Of coods which will begin to ar.
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