The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-17
PERSONAL Fomrs.
Judee HsmbIeton Is IN town.

PERSONAL FONTS.
Judge Hsmbleton is in town.
II. Thompson Is in from North Park.
Hon III. B. Kelley is in from the
CHING.
n. q. Davis came in from the west
yesterday.
w. +. Swan returned home on yes
terday's No. f.
"Lige" Tusler arrived yesterday
from the east.
Hon. w. w. Corlett returned from
Laramie City yesterday.
Judge sener returned from his trip
west yesterday afternoon.
C. 8. Palmer, Chicago, went up the
country to his ranch yesterday.
j. C. S. Richardson arrived on yes
terday's No. 4 from Laramie City.
Judge M. G. Brown passed through
yesterday on his way east on mining
business.
George W. Hoyt, the druggist, ac-
companied by his wife, went to Denver
yesterday.
Superintendent Carlisle p. Patterson,
Of the coast survey, died near Washing
ton, Monday.
G. M. Bradley came up yesterday
from the Poudre to see old friends and
attend to a little business.
Major Carney came in on No. 4 from
Rawlins where he has been on business
connected with the land Office.
o. F. Cowhick departed for the east
on yesterdays No. 8. He is on his
usual purchasing tour to New York.
John Sparks and q. s. VanTassel,
started north Monday. They will take
in the Copperopolis and Hartville min
ing section.
Lord Mayo was a passenger on No.
yesterday. going west to Rock Creek.
from where he will 60 north for a hunt
ing excursion about the Powder River
country.
e. z. Corbin, superintendent of the
Black Hills stage route, at Sidney, took
a short run to Cheyenne and return
yesterday, accompanied by David Cash
and wife, of New York City.
Pat O'Harra, well known among
Cheyenne railroad men. arrived yester-
day from the south. where he has been
engaged upon the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad.
Mrs. Fred Landau departed for New
York, Monday. having been called
thither by the death Of her mother, an
nouncement Of which was made In yes
terday's issue.
Prof. Stanton returned yesterday
from q trip to Denver, Leadville and
other points in Colorado. He is quite
enthusiastic over Wyoming's prospect
for q railroad up north.
The family of DR.. E. B. Graham, re-
turned yesterday from a short stay at
the Elkhorn and Rustic hotels, Estes
Park, Colo. Almost incessant rains
lessened the pleasure of. and shortened
the time of, their stay. Parties return
ing from the mountains, report 1t dan
gerous and unpleasant on account Of
the numerous landslides occasioned by
the unusual fall Of water.
Arrivals at Dyer's: J. H. McKier-
man, Chicago; G. T. Putnam, Neb.; J.
A. Riner, j. G. McMurray, H. 8.
White, Horse Creek; Mrs. Dixon, John
Alexander, CAL; E. r. Noble, Neb.
H. B. Kelley, Chug.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: ]. D.
Bell and family, Bass, Texas; R. G.
Head, Texas; H. Aagn, Hohnstein; c.
c. Bailey, J. q. Peterson. ]. H. Shine,
W. Loree, Maroney, st. Claire. W. p.
Webster, Hocka, q. p; A. B. Combs,
Jno. Tirmin, John Kelley, Ogden.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: Frank
Wentwork, Chicago; H. G. Littleheld,
Manchester, N. H.; T. G. Hoyt, Little.
ton; N. j. Robertson. G. W. Robert
son, Pottsville, Pa; R. ]. Brewster,
Canon City; Geo. w. West and wife,
TEXAS; Geo. W. Bradley, Denver; T.
G. Sheakley and wife, Boulder; R. T.
Seabury, jr., Peoria; ]. M. Chadwick,
Pole Greek; W. F. Brown, Chicago;
w. NJ. Gaitskill. Union Stock Yards,
Chicago.