The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-07
POINTS,
II. DoBling returned yesterday.

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W, II. Murray went to Denver yes
terday. {
Mayor J. M. Carey returned from the
east yesterday.
Lieut.. II. Delaney and wife are at
Fort Fetterman.
Henry Heap passed vest yesterday
on his way to San Francisco. +.
Mr.. Baker, of the Rock Creek hotel,
passed west yesterday on his return
home.
Father John A. Hayes returned yes
terday afternoon from a short stay in
Denver.
M. A Marring, Colorado Junction,
the u. p. operator, is registered al the
Inter Ocean.
Miss Boyer, the actress, passed
through this city yesterday en- route to
San Francisco.
DIR. Symons passed through Cheyenne
yesterday afternoon on his return from
San Francisco to New York.
Ma Van Dusen arrived yesterday
afternoon to spend some time with
numerous friends in this city.
Mrs. Shay, a prominent lady in San
Francisco society, passed west yester-
day on her return from Chicago.
Mrs. J.. ]. Riley and her two daugh-
tiers, who have been spending some time
in this city. are visiting in Salt Lake.
Mr.. Otto Gramm, of Laramie City,
came from over the hill yesterday after
noon and registered at the R. r. house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John London, of Fort
Laramie, after spending a few days in
this city, departed yesterday afternoon
for the east.
United States Marshal Gustav Schnit-
ger, accompanied by his son and deputy,
William Schnitger, drove over from
Laramie City yesterday.
Scoville, Guiteau's brother-in-law and
counsel, has arrived in Washington and
has had an interview with his client.
The insanity plea will be put forth.
Mr.. Alexander and family passed
through this city yesterday on their
return from an extended visit in the
east, to their home in San Francisco.
J. b. Rose, agent for Jansen, Nc
Clurg d Co., the wholesale booksellers
and s%tationers of Chicago, made the
LEADER office a pleasant call yesterday
afternoon.
Emil Weber returned from Cheyenne
last evening, where he has been pur-
chasing more rich furniture. side boards,
etc., for his billiard and club rooms
Laramie Tines.
Mr.. Robt. Lawrence, who has been
spending the summer in Colorado and
Wyoming, returned yesterdaysfrom a
hunting trip up north, and went east
on No. 4 on his return to his home in
New York.
Mrs. j. B. Durbin departed yesterday
afternoon upon an extended visit east
with her daughters in Indiana and
Ohio. She was accompanied by her
son. ]. H. Durbin, of the stock firm Of
Durbin Bros, who will also go to
Chicago to attend the sale of their
large cattle shipments.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Nick Whalon;
A. j. McCree, M. V, ShonQo. NJ. Sui
Ivan, Denver; D. A. Warren, Fort
Collins; w. H. Welty, North Platte;
DR.. G. H. Summons, Elmo; Jno. Lord,
Greeley; D.. B. Wheeplay, Omaha; P.
F. Carey, M. Wynn, Jno. Terney, Lead
vile.
Arrivals at the r. R. house: DIR.
May Wolf, ]. P. Benjamin and wife,
New York; A. c. Daniels, A. ]. Lobby,
Chicago; A. Hortmann, Louisville;
S. w. Stryker, Jno. F. Grams, Phila-
delphia; E. c. Bottock, Geo. M. Greer,
Leadville; NJ. Packard, Otta Gramm,
Laramie.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: Thos.
Hooban, Tongue river; j. R. Withrow;
Joseph lsider, Ouray; G. N. Fish, New
York; J. E. Carver, Silver Cliff, E. II.
Ward, H. E. Wilson, Red Bluffs, Gala;
]. W. Harner, Geo. G. Merrick. Jas.
M. Van Den Berg, R. Bowling, Den
yer; H. Winston Bailey, Boston; Mrs.
Gen'l Custer: D. p. Warren, Fort Col
Inns,