The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-08
PERSONAL FONTS

John Keogh returned from the west
Thursday evening.
Thos. Kent departed yesterday after
noon for the east.
Oliver Shaffer and wife passed east
through this city yesterday.
Mr.. Coggshall, the stockman, is In
town again. from his ranch.
William Hale came in from Colorado
and went east yesterday afternoon.
BENJAMIN Hamburger, of Denver, is
in the city. having arrived yesterday.
]. b. Woods went out west yesterday
to Green River, to attend cattle ship
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Voorhees, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from a visit
in Salt Lake.
Richard Frewen, of the Frewen
Bros, Powder river, arrived from the
east yesterday,
Hon. Chas. o. Wheaton, Of the Ne
braska state legislature, passed west on
yesterdays No. 8.
Superintendent Teuzalin, Of the B. &
NJ. r. R., passed through Cheyenne yes
terday Westward bound.
Capt. Horace Neide, of the 4th in
fantry, has arrived from the east on
his way to Fort Laramie.
Agent Longhurst, of the Pacific ex-
press. returned yesterday afternoon
from a short visit at Salt Lake.
Messrs. Elliot, Carl. Calvert, Lawson
and Warding, came up from the south
and went west on yesterdays No. A.
Major Hawke, state senator from the
Rock Island. Ills, district, was q west
bound passenger yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Common, general traffic agent OF
the Florida R. R., CANT up from Den
yer yesterday and went west on No. 8.
DO. Clark, superintendent of the coal
department of the U. T. Ry., passed
through this city going west, yester-
day.
Superintendent Morseman. Of the Pa
ciic express, was a western bound pas
senger going through this city yester-
day afternoon.
Superintendent J. T. Clark and party
who passed through Cheyenne yester-
day, are out for a trip up the Utah
| Northern R. R.
MIR. Allen, with Col. Babbltt, In the
stock business, returned from Chicago
yesterday. where he has been seeing to
their cattle sales. +
General Superintendent j. T. Clark,
of the U. P. Ry., went out west from
Cheyenne, yesterday, occupying his spe-
cial car, the 100"
]. b. Simpson and wife, well known
here, and prominently interested in the
sheep business near Laramie City, are
in the city for a short visit.
Gov. Jno. w. Hoyt departed for the
west yesterday afternoon, to complete
the work from which he was summoned
by the death of President Garfield.
Mrs. Jennie Davis returned east yes
terday after spending soma time in this
city visiting old friends and her sister,
Mrs. NJ. V. Boughton. and her brother,
Rodney Bryant.
Mrs. r. s. Van Tassel and children
departed yesterday afternoon for the
east, bound for a two-montbs soionrn
at the Hot Springs, Ark, besides visit
ing friends at other eastern points.
The Denver papers that
Major H. Glafcke has purchased a half
interest IN the Great West, and will as
sumo the managing editorship at once.
We wish the -major success in his new
field.
A large number Of the friends of
Barney David, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gen. E. q. David, enjoyed a very
pleasant time at his rooms in the Carey
block, last evening. Music, games and
dancing, passed the regulation hours of
the evening pleasantly away.
Billy Emerson and party passed
through this city yesterday en- route to
San Francisco. His party consisting of
three, was increased by one at this
point. He has a lease on the prominent
theater in San Francisco, Baldwin's,
where he is to put his newly organized
minstrel show behind the foot lights
with the attraction of an orchestra Of
sixteen people. Emerson severed his
connection with Haverly at Philadel-
phia.
Rev. ]. G. Reed, superintendent of
missions for the Presbyterian society
in Colorado aud Wyoming, came in
from the east yesterday and returned
to Denver. The reverend gentleman
was in very good humor yesterday in
his visit with DR.. Cowhick, of this city,
thinking that he had got the best of the
| latter gentleman in a little argument
upon a point of ecclesiastical law; but
the DR.. didn't give in worth q cent,
and it is safe to say that he is right.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: F.
E. Calvert, NJ. c. Kidder, Omaha; s.
Lyons, New York; Horace Neide, Fl.
Laramie; q. A. Brent, Baltimore; J.S.
Newbury, New York; B. Hamburger,
Denver, W. G. East and wife, city.