The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-26
FONTS.

yesterday from the west.
W. F. Swan took a run west over the
hill yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Myra Berdwell is the editor of
the Chicago Legal Neirs.
Capt. ]. ]. O'Brien arrived on No. 4
yesterday afternoon from Laramie City.
Mrs. ". w. Corlett aud Mrs. Benz.
Ritter went south to Denver yesterday.
Ex-senator Conkling has purchased
Robinson Island of the Thousand Isl
and.
Major ]. W. Wham went to Denver
over the Denver Pacific yesterday after
noon.
Frances Z. Willard is at Bethlehem
among the White mountains for the
summer.
Mr.. Geo. L. Holt, the news dealer,
has returned from a business trip to
Denver.
King Kalakua is gazetted a knight
of the Grand Cross of st. Michael and
st. George.
Gene Colwell, clerk for Baker Il
johnson, has been suffering a slight In
disposition.
j. G.. Pratt, who recently returned
from Omaha, seriously Ill, is GONZALES
cling nicely.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton has been
very i'll of malignant fever at her home
in New Jersey.
Mr.. Ed Nash and bride went to Lar
annie City, Wednesday, accompanied by
two lady friends.
Clarkson N. Potter, Of New York,
has been chosen president Of the Amer
lean bar association.
Mrs. M. e. Boughton and her daugh-
ter have returned to this city after sew
eral weeks spent east.
Miss Kate Rodgers, a niece Of the
celebrated sculptor, has q studio at Ann
Arbor and is doing successful work.
Mrs. Cash, of New York, who has
been visiting friends at Sidney, passed
through yesterday going to Salt Lake.
G. A. Root, travelling agent for
Oberne, Mcdonald & Co., of this city.
went west on n business trip yester-
day.
Ristori and Bernhardt are studying
In England with a view of acting in our
language during the American tour Of
1928.
Mr.. Chester Holcomb, secretary of
the United States legation at Pekin,
and wife. passed through going west
yesterday.
James Kirke, wife and daughter.
of Waukegan, ILL.,, passed through, yes,
terday, homeward bound, from a Colo
RADIO tour.
Edward E. Gardner, of the firm of
Seabury s. Gardner. came in from Bear
creek yesterday, and is stopping at the
Railroad house.
Eva Fay, the spiritualistic medium,
at Denver, has been left entirely in
company with her spirits and finds it
lonesome business.
Mrs. Pnrdy, sister of Mrs. F. E. Ad-
doms, departed for the east yesterday
after quite an extended visit with her
sister and friends.
Mrs. Dominis, a sister of King Kala-
kua, and wife of al American ship
master at Hawaii acts as regent during
the absence of the king.
Mrs. DR.. Martin, who has been visit
ing her parents, Col. Sumner and wife
of the Inter Ocean during a few weeks
past, returned to Denver yesterday.
Mrs. d. w. Gregory, after a few
weeks spent with her sister, Mrs. Ho-
ratio Holt and friends in this city, de-
parted for the east yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. hurry White. of Denver, west
ern travelling agent of the U. p. rail-
way, came up from his Denver office
and returned yesterday owe the Denver
Pacific.
Mr.. N. NJ. Wells, editor of the Crete
(Neb.) Union, called at newspaper head.
quarters yesterday. He was IN his way
home from a visit to the mountains OF
Colorado.
George G.. Masten has the painters
hard at work repainting the interior Of
his establishment. The sampling and
club rooms already look as white and
neat as a newly finished house.
Arrivals at the Inter- Ocean: c. II.
H. Horton, Lansing. Mich; j. A.
Brown, Council Bluffs; Henry A. Davis,
Chicago; Jno. westpheling, Kansas
City; E. R. Armable, Michigan; Lewis
Bonnet, /. v. Bonnet, Charleston.
Ia: VIM. Bucks. Denver; N. D. Hills,
Chicago.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: W.
G.. Miller, Jas. w. Ray, Chicago; Jas.
Conway, wife and children, Fort. Col
Inns; Julius Able, Denver; M. Stevens,
London, England; Henry Paul, Idaho
Springs; Jno. F. Stewart, Chas. L
Stewart, Edmund F. Todd, New York;
Edward E. Gardner, Bear Creek.
He Got Left.
One Of the passengers on No. 8 yes
terday, failed to place himself on board