The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-04
FONTS.


q DOly hds IN IIom Tue mug yestef-
day.
H. W. Bristol returned to his ranch
Sunday.
Morton HANNA went to Silver Cliff
Sunday.
o. P. Goodwin arrived in the city
yesterday.
Joseph knight came in from the west
yesterday.
And now it is Conkling's life which
is threatened.
G. A. Searigbt came in from the
west Sunday.
Chas. Boulter started out for a hunt
ing trip Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. Warren returned from
Laramie City Sunday.
G. NJ. Jones returned from Fort Col
Inns yesterday afternoon.
A. S. Patrick arrived in Cheyenne
yesterday from Rock Creek.
John Martin, deputy sheriff, departed
Sunday afternoon for Omaha.
King Kalakaua will pass through
Cheyenne in a short time, probably.
Gen. Allen, of San Francisco, passed
through this city yesterday on his way
east.
s. Z. Tuttle departed for Denver
Sunday to obtain materials for his work
here.
D. r. william went to Pine Bluffs
Sunday to attend to shipping some of
his cattle.
Remenji, the violinist, is on his west
ern tour. He will appear in Omaha on
the 10th inst.
Mrs. II. w. Moore and children re-
turned yesterday from a visit to friends
in Minnesota.
Tourgee is putting the finishing
touches on the stage version of his GA
FOOLS Errand."
A. B. Meacham, the Indian agent,
was in this city Sunday. but departed
for Colorado Sunday.
Lieut.. Geo. X. Hunter, who arrived
sunday. went west on a short visit
yesterday afternoon.
o. T. Clark, son of J.. T. Clark, en-
gagged in the car department at Omaha,
was in this city Sunday.l
Mr.. Larkin, naval ~paymaster, and
party, were east bound passengers
going through this city Sunday.
Jossephy, the noted pianist, was a
passenger on yesterdays western bound
trim, en- route to San Francisco.
Lieut.. B. Reynolds, Sd cavalry, went
west yesterday to Fort Sanders, in
charge of a detachment of recruits.
Capt. Edwin Pollock, of the 9th in
fantry, was hastily summoned south
by telegraph, and departed Sunday.
H. II. Norton and W. w. Scott
through this city on their way
from Leadville to Davenport, Iowa.
S. NJ. Demmon, travelling agent Of
the p, Fl. W. s. c R. R., passed
through Cheyenne, eastbound Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Cate, of Balti-
more, arrived from the east yesterday
afternoon, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Col. Babbitt.
A cross between a pun and a romance:
why, d-n it, Searle, you are the
conductor on the road"
Exit punnist, hastily.
Mrs. A. S. Emery, who has been
spending the past month at Lake City
and Minneapolis. Mimi, returned to
yesterday.
A party made up Of Messrs. Master
son, Donzelman and Weber start to-day
for Rock Creek on a few days. hunting
trip out in that country.
Thos. McHughes, an engineer upon
the mountain division Of the u. p,
accompanied by his wife, went east
Sunday on a short pleasure trip.
Mrs. Chas. Kimme and children re-
yesterday afternoon from the
east. They have been spending a little
time in a visit with friends III Iowa.
Arthur NJ. Teschemacher. Of the stock
arm of Teschemacher Sc DeBiller, re-
yesterday afternoon from Chica-
go where has been attending the sale Of
his cattle.
Messrs. Charley Chandler and Cook,
the latter with jenkins & Shaw, re-
Sunday from a hunting trip
about the Douglas divide and report q
6 God time.
His many friends will be glad to
learn that w. A. Whitcomb, the popu-
lar book keeper for Hellman's clothing
establishment. is improving, although
he is yet very i'll.
Orson Pratt was regarded as very low
yesterday by his attending physlcians.
Salt Lake Tribune. End. AL NOR
mons have generally been regarded as
low by the Tribune.
William Myers, of the firm of Marks
& Myers, of this city, returned from an
extended business trip in the east, SUM-
day, after making his usual large pur-
chases for the winter trade.
W. c. Pollard, jr., came in from the
Hartville mining district yesterday with
hls arm in a sling. His arm was hurt