The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-01
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Fort COLLINS, April 80.
John J. Ryan, of LoYeland, is In
town.
Hon. s. b. LaGrange, Of Greeley,
is registered at the Tedmon house.
Mr.. Newton G. Vosler, of G~reenyille,
Pennsylvania, has been greeting his
many friends in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Sullivan returned
from an extended visit to Loveland this
week.
Nj. Clint Card, of Gold Hill, has
been visiting his relatives in town this
week.
Mrs. Edgar Townsen and child, of
Iowa, arrived in town this week.
MI. and Mrs. George Brown, of the
Tedmon house, visited ir Denver this
week.
Mr. Ness, of Greeley, is in town and
is at present working in the Conrier
sanctum.
F. S. Buzzell. of Liyermore, is in
town.
Abner LOOMS and Chas. b. Andrews
leave for their stock ranch tomorrow.
]. c. Ridgley, of Denver, visited bis
many friends in town last week.
Rev. ]. F. Heilner, Baptist clergy
man from Nebraska, is in town, and
will preach in the Odd Fellows hall
this morning at ten O'Clock.
The Methodist sociables are to DO re-
sumed this week; the first one will be
held at Mrs. J. J. Bush's on Wednes-
day evening.
Judge Boughton is notary public.
Mrs. B. F. Hottie is suffering from a
broken arm, which she received while
on a trip to the mountains. Several
others who were of the party were hurt,
but none seriously.
II. P. Handy, of Loveland, has been
appointed city engineer for this place
for the ensuing year.
Mr.. D.. C. Threlkeld, of Davis county,
Mo-, and brother-in-law of Chas. W.
Kramer, has recently moved into town,
and intends to locate here.
Several families of Indiana county,
Pa, have moved to Collins to make this
their future home.
Miss Nellie Hopkins. compositor in
the Denver Netcs office, was in town
last week.
Mr.. G. G. Bunham, of Llvcrmore,
was in town this week.
P. Weber, of Virginia Dale, was in
town recently.
Frank McClelllnd, the infant editor
of the Loveland Reporter, was smiling
on his many friends in Fort Collins this
week.
Senator Rhodes has offered a prize of
$50 to the one who will first learn short
hand, among the students of the col
lege.
The state agricultural board has been
in session at the college this week, and
they have granted $3.50 to the college
for the purpose Of purchasing chemical
apparatus.
VIII Rogers spent last Thursday in
town.
Miss Picnic Sullivan is visiting her
brother and sister. She will return to
Loveland next week.
Harry Haynes returned from Greeley
this week.
The board Of county commissioners
meets tomorrow.
E. H. Anderson and wife spent part
of this week in town.
E. F. Dawley, of the Greeley house,
was in town on business this week.
Will Rist, who was tutor at the COL
lege last term, was over from Loveland
this week on his way up to the noun
tains, with a surveying party on the
new railroad.
Capt. Boyd, of Greedy, is in town.
Kate Claxton's combination played
in the opera house on Thursday even
ing. II is decidedly the best troupe
which %as visited Fort Collins this
season.
1t is rumored that Kund Patten, who
resigned his position as reporter on the
Denver Neps, will soon take a trip to
New Mexico, where he will enjoy a
honeymoon with one of the most charm
ing Lilies" of the agricultural,college.
Minnie Palmer.
Miss Palmer is a surprisingly pretty