The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-28
PERSONAL POINTS.

70 Anovca " ltkc part IN the meeting,
PERSONAL POINTS.
John Coad returned yesterday.
j. =. McCool arrived in town yester-
day.
Manton Marble desires to re-enter
journalism.
Major Furay continues his journey
east to-day.
s. s. Shell passed east yesterday for
Omaha.
c. p. Organ started for Fort Laramie
this morning.
VIM. Curran, . county charge, is not
expected to live.
Mr.. B.. W. Snyder went south yester.
day to Fort Collins.
Conductor Bradford, of the east end,
was on Nc. 3 yesterday.
Lieut.. Kimball passed through this
city yesterday going east.
e. Fl. Shorb came up from the south
yesterday and went east.
John Eames went out ON the eastern
train yesterday afternoon.
Capt. Spurgeon was . passenger on
yesterdays east bound train.
c. S. Robinson came from Colorado
yesterday and went west to Ogden.
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j. D. Wright went out on the east
bound train Yesterday for st. Paul.
Mrs. s. s. Stevens passed through
Cheyenne yesterday for Council Bluffs.
United States signal Officer Reed ar
rived on No. 8 yesterday and stopped
of.
Supt. Law returned with Sidney Dill
lon and family IN their special yester-
day.
Judge M. c. Brown passed through
the city yesterday on his way to Lara
mie City. !,
Ex.Congressman Conway, who shot
Senator Pomeroy, has been released
from an asylum for the insane.
DR.. Graham has returned to town
from a trip through the parks of Colo
RADIO and other places Of interest.
Major Ilges has as an adopted daugh-
ter, a little Apache maiden, whom he
has sent to Germany to be educated.
Capt. Frank Heath, of Camp Carlin,
returned from q western trip of ord
nance inspection, yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Mercer, U. P. surgeon-in-chief,
passed through this city yesterday ON
his return east from his mountain trip.
b. B. Laraway, an express messen-
ger on the U. P. railway. is at his old
post after recruiting at Hot Springs.
near Ogden.
Father John A. Hayes, who has bsen
absent from the city for some time
past, returned yesterday afternoon
from the east.
]. M. Pynchon, Of Laramie City, the
travelling auditor Of the U. P. railway,
came down yesterday and is registered
at the Railroad house.
N. D. Hellis, Of the Chicago theo-
logical seminary, who has been making
Cheyenne his headquarters during a
summers stay in this western country,
departed yesterday on his return to
Chicago.
Arrivals at Dyer's: H. C.. Atkins,
Council Bluffs, D. Bowen, Rawhide
Buttes; W. R. Masir. Fredericksburg,
Va; G. W. johnson, Leadville; j. B.
McMurray.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: F.
II. Sharpless. Phila.; Capt. Gaskell.
Mrs. Gaskell, Miss Frewen, Horace
Flower, Lord Granville Gordon, Eng
land; E. H. Shorb and wife, New
NJ. G. Reed, Cincinnati; Samuel Hans.
Council Bluffs; J. H. Pypchon, Lara
mic: VIM. Evans; John Dowlin.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean; d. dale,
Rock creek; A. A. Bradford, M. Mills,
Omaha; W. P. sprague, Miss. DIR.
Hclbrook, Pekin, China; Henry Van
Mater. Cincinnati; II. =. Long, Penn.
p. Maloney, Fort Leovenworth; q. viii
son. J. R. Whithrow, North Platte; H.
G. Atkinson, Omaha; H. Clark, Fort
Scott, Ks; Mrs. Ament. Pekin, China;
J. B. Bradley. A. ]. Lane, Elco, New;
G. T. Farnsworth, Beaver, U. T.; F.