The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-19
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J. s. Mecool arrived from the west
yesterday.
Father Hayes went west yesterday 70
Laramie City.
"Fletch" Brown went east yesterday
to ship a lot Of cattle.
A Ballou, the ~stockman, arrived
from Chicago yesterday.
Prof. Samuel Aughey went to Denver
yesterday on a flying visit.
Prof. Murphy has gone to the North
Park upon professional work.
Allen Bennett, U. p. car superin-
tendent, passed west yesterday.
Hon. w. W. Dickson, of Montana,
passed through going east yesterday.
The Misses Riley returned from a
short visit in Laramie City yesterday.
Thos. J.. Swan went to Laramie City
yesterday to attend to cattle shipments.
Judge Robertson, of Montana, was
an eastern bound passenger on yester-
days No. 4.
Bishop Romley, of V~ancouver's ISL
and, passed through Cheyenne going
east yesterday.
Andy Trayner, general baggage su-
p~erintendent for the u. p, passed
through this city going west yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreton Frewen and
Miss Frewen departed east yesterday
afternoon after a short stay In this city.
d. W. Hitchcock, passenger agent for
the Union Pacific Ry. on the Pacific
coast. passed through yesterday on his
return west.
Miss McMurran, whose arrival was
noticed yesterday, will spend the win
ter at Camp Carlin with her sister, Mrs.
Lieut.. Dodds.
j. A. Monroe, general passenger agent
of the Chicago, st. Paul & Omaha rail
road, passed through this city going
east yesterday.
Miss Todhunter, who has been spend
ing a few days with her cousin, Mrs.
Bert Richie, of this city, departed for
Denver yesterday.
Mrs. w. b. Yerby and her son and
daughter departed yesterday afternoon
for the east. They will probably spend
the winter in Washington.
]. l. Goddard and party Of the c. b.
& O., came in on No. 4 yesterday in
one of the specials of his road, 1897
The party was taken south from this
city to Denver.
Superintendent Touzalin, of the B.
Il NJ, passed east yesterday in the
"15" special of his road, sent to meet
him. The heap of game on the plat.
forms of his car told whether his hunt
had been successful or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Potter arrived
yesterday from an extended visit in
Chicago and various Michigan cities
During their absence Mr.. Potter mad,
a trip east to New York and Washing
ton, at which place he was admitted t
practice in the U. S. supreme court. al
was announced by telegraph some tim,
since.
Chas. Lord, representing Jno. q
Mems Il Co., confectioners, of Chi
cago, made the LEADER Office a pleas
ant call yesterday morning, having just
returned from a trip to Salt Lake. Tit
confectionery business is unusually
heavy thus early in the season. Ordi
narily the month of August is counted
the dullest of the year for the whole
sale trade in this particular branch, bu'
this years August trade has exceeded
the Christmas month trade of the pre-
vious years. This is partially accounted
for by the almost utter failure of th,
fruit crop throughout the east, coupled
with the new era of business prosperity
becoming plainly apparent Throughout
the country.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: j
Withrow, Chicago, Win. Randleman
DesMoines, Ia; A. B. Ballou, Grow
creek; E. Harbuhl, New York; L. s
Ollie, Greeley; o. W. Wheeler, Mis-
souri,.
Arrivals at the r. R. house: W. H.
Norton, Colorado; H.. T. Sawtelle, Chi,
cago; Clarence Sister, Deadwood; Z. q
Pinckney, Mrs. Roberts, Denver; Jno
S. Bainey, Paul Bohme, New York; A
D.. jackson and wife. Golden; San
Polack, San Francisco; Jno. S. McCool
E. N. Searle, North Platte; Lie. Briggs
Rawlins: Jno. Leaf Jno. Nixon.
a New sheep Inspector.