The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-22
PERSONAL POINTS.


Lieut.. Frank Dodds returned fro1
Denver yesterday afternoon.
c. s. Jackson came over from Lara
mie City yesterday afternoon.
Father Hayes arrived from the ives
yesterday and went east on No. A.
W. A Murphy. of the stock firm o
Murphy & Taylor, arrived in town yes
terday.
L. r. Rhodes. the Fort Collins attor
ney. arrived in this city yesterday after
noon.
G.. L. Tracy. representing a leadin,
Chicago firm. arrived from the ives
yesterday.
Mr.. Root, representing Oberne, Hoo.
sick & Co., went east yesterday upon
business trip.
Lieut.. Edgar Robertson and wifi.
passed through this city yesterday OF
the west bound train.
A. A. Eebert. superintendent of the
G. c. r.. r., came up from the south
yesterday and went east.
George Lincoln, formerly Cheyenne
boy, but now Of Leadville, is lying very
dangerously i'll and is not expected to
live.
Lon WorthinRton, of Fort Russell,
returned from the east yesterday after
noon. He has various experiences to
relate.
E. W. Mills has returned from Pine
Bluffs where he has been engaged in
putting up a residence for Mr.. N.
Tracy.
Judge L. D. Pease, editor and pub
Usher Of the Larmie Times, went south
on a business trip to Denver, yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Senator Saunders and daughter,
Of Nebraska, arrived from the south
yesterday and departed east on their re-
turn home.
Gen. F. J.. Marshal, of Denver, ar
rived yesterday afternoon, and will 60
west to-day to attend to mining inter.
cots in Utah.
Bierstadt, the celebrated artist, was
an eastern bound passenger passing
through this city yesterday afternoon,
homeward bound.
Col. Grey. chief Of the engineering
corps Of the Southern Pacific railroad,
passed through Cheyenne yesterday af-
ternoon passing east.
Joseph Dillman returned from Lara.
mie City yesterday afternoon. He was
one Of Cheyenne's delegates to the Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge.
WIN. Trounstlne, of the firm oil
Trounstine Bros, Denver clothiers,
came up from Denver yesterday and is
registered at the Inter Ocean.
l. Herman, Of I. Herman & Bros.
of this city, arrived yesterday afternoon
from New York, where he has beer
spending the past three months.
L. Kabis and wife, and Miss Zehner,
returned from Laramie City yesterday,
where they have been during the session
Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
The stone trimmings for the 18th
street entrance to the opera house are
being put In place. The weight Of the
several pieces will be about six tons.
We learn that Mrs. Mary wanless,
nee Miss Mary Keane, of this city, has
been appointed first assistant postmls.
tress at Pinkhampton, Colorado.-Lar.
annie Times.
Lieut.. Jas. o. Mackay, of the Sd cav.
airy, arrived in this city from White
river Thursday. he is at present in
command of Col. Van Vleit's company
during the latter's absence.
Officer Thomson arrived yesterday
afternoon from the east. He has been
spending some time in Kansas City,
and hasn't a very high idea Of the work
Of the weather bureau in that benighted
region.
Messrs. Rothchild, Lawrence, Egg
bert, Clinton, Peabody, Winch. Bea-
bent and McC anaughy, Mrs. Saunders
and daughter, and Mrs. Haney, were
among Colorado's contributions to east
ern travel yesterday.
H. H. visscher, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Gertie, will leave to-
day for the Pacific coast;fo the benefit
of the latter's heath which has beer
quite delicate for some time past
Omaha Republican, 10th. Mr.. Visscher
is an uncle Of the city editor Of the Sun.
Arrivals at Dyer's: A. F. Kelley,
Chicago; e. S. Ashby; Frank Gaper,
North Platte; F. B. Harris; o. Lebenn;
Isidore Louis, st. Louis; Henry Chase;
Geo. N. Sliney, Fort Laramie; F. W.
Foss, Chugwater; Paul Mansfield, Box
Elder; John H. SULLIVAN, Omaha.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: d,
s.. Bleyer, Cincinnatti; Samuel G..
Hans, Council Bluffs; L. Worthington.
Omaha; Jno. Crouch, st. Louis; L. r.
w. Fuller. Chicago; VIM. A. Murphy,
Fort Mckinney; ". R. Swan; Thos.
F. Wilson.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: Mrs. e,
]. Weston; P. P. Semour, F. p. Lene-
win, Chicago; r. II. Gilmore, Golden,
WIN. Noble, Fort Washakie; G. w.
Mincker; ]. R. Whethrow, Council
BLUFFS; 81. Bird, G. Coffmann. Omaha,
J. Cook and lady, VIM. Trounstine, f.
J. Marshall, Denver; L. A. s. Elliott,
Salt Lake; Alex SWEET. Russia.