The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-11
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w. Is. Hastings returned 10 the city
yesterday.
p. E. Fredericks vent west yesterday
afternoon.
Frank Melander returned from Den
yer yesterday.
H. e. Plunkett started for Rock
Creek. last evening.
S. q. Briggs, of Laramie City, came
over the hill Sunday.
John Coad started out to his ranch
yesterday afternoon.
"Timberline" Jones came over from
Laramie City, yesterday.
J. Q. Shirley. the Idaho stock man,
arrived in Cheyenne. Sunday.
Col. Luke Murrin departed Sunday
afternoon for a short visit to Omaha.
Rev. Father McCarty, of New Jer-
sey, passed east yesterday on his return
home.
]. H.. Donnelly went to Pine Bluffs
yesterday to attend to cattle ship
ments.
Mayor elect Blake, of San Francisco.
passed through this city going east
Sunday.
Frank Hurlburt started last evening
for his ranch, to be absent several
months.
w. w. Corlett returned on Sunday
from a business trip west OF several
weeks duration.
Mrs. Senator Saunders, of Nebraska,
arrived from the east yesterday. and de-
parted for Denver.
Mrs. Frank Hurlburt and children
departed yesterday afternoon for q
short visit to Denver.
Mr.. Job Herrick arrived yesterday
from Laramie City, where he has been
spending a little time.
Mrs. Bert Richie and her son Max,
returned Sunday afternoon from a short
visit in Laramie City.
Miss Victoria Richardson departed
Sunday afternoon en- route to the Hot
Springs of Arkansas.
Senator Page, of California, passed
through Cheyenne Sunday afternoon, on
his way to Washington.
p. Bergersen, the gunsmith, is sick Of
a fever, contracted while out hunting,
and starting from a cold.
Mr.. Manville, Of Milwaukee, of the
firm of Converse, Manville & Peck, de-
parted Sunday afternoon for the east.
Billy Irwin, of Cheyenne, was a home
ward bound passenger on the Union
Pacific yesterday.-Omaha Republican
oh.
Richard Frewen departed yesterday
for the west, returning to his ranch or
Powder river by the way of Rocl
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sturgis arrived
from the east yesterday, where Mrs
Sturgis has been spending the summel
in New York.
Capt. s.. G. Kellogg, of the 9th cav
airy, and wife, came down from Fort
Laramie yesterday morning and tool
the train for the east at this point.
"Nate" Heath, one of the u. p. con.
ductors on the Laramie division, was Q
passenger OF the west bound passenger
yesterday, returning to his charge.
R. s. Van Tasssl, the we'll known
cattle man, passed through Omaha yes.
terday on his way home to Cheyenne
from Chicago.-Omaha Republican oh.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Looteen, r. c.,
bishop Of Idaho, passed east yesterday
on his way to visit New York and other
leading cities of the east before his re-
turn.
S. A. Bristol, city agent for the
LEADER, departed yesterday afternoon
for Rawlins, to attend the session OF
the Grand Lodge Of Wyoming, A. F.
& A. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Smith, jr., de-
parted yesterday afternoon on their
way to New York, where, and in Flori-
da, they will spend the approaching
winter.
W. II. Gardner, of Hollidaysburg,
Pa, arrived yesterday afternoon from
Denver, to spend some time in this city
with his son., II. A. Gardner, of Stebbinl
& Posts bank.
Sir Sidney Waterloo and his party,
whose passage west was noted in thu
LEADER a short time since, passed east
on their return yesterday, in the spe.
cial car, "Belgic."
Cards are issued for the wedding o.
L.eonidas Dallas, late of Washington
D.. G., and Miss Amanda de Young, O
San Francisco, on Wednesday, Oct
18th, at n o'clock.
This is the way the Laramie Time
puts it: FATTY" Gramm, the corpu.
lent chief Of the Laramie fire depart
ment, has gone over to Cheyenne O
business. He will remain two or thre
days.
J. X. jeffrey and family returned OF
Sunday from a lengthy trip to New
York and other eastern points. Mr.
Jeffrey looks all the better for his vaca
tion and returns to his duties much re
juvenated.
Jas. G. Thomson has come in from