The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-01

q anord 70 join IN the laugh ON him.
self.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Robt. Law, ESQ.,, has returned.
l.. G. Briggs has returned to Chey-
enne.
H. G. Rinss went east yesterday af-
ternoon.
Ex-Governor Seymour. Of New York,
has poor nerves. ff.
Princess Beatrice is about to publish
a birth day book.
N. Robertson returned from the south
yesterday afternoon.
W. ]. Sturgis, jr.. left for the west
yesterday afternoon.
J. s. McCool is again In town, having
come up from the south.
Alex Wilson came in on No. 4 yes
terday from North Park.
Luke Voorhees, returned from the
west yesterday afternoon.
Harry Nones, baggage master at the
Union depot, has resigned.
Dean Stanley once wanted to marry
Jenny-.Lind, say the London papers.
Capt. Munson and family went west
on No. s yesterday, to Park City Utah.
W. N. Mast has resigned the position
Of clerk in II. & N. D.. Altman's store.
Marie Geistinger. the actress, has
sailed from Hamburg for New York.
MI. Robert Reed and party came up
from the south, and passed east yester-
day.
N. r. Davis came in from the west
yesterday, bringing a magnificent pair
Of antlers.
]. B. Synder departed yesterday af-
ternoon for his home at Three Rivers,
Michigan.
President Dillon, of the U. p. Ry.,
and party, are expected at Fort Collins
next week.
Lolita Crabtree, better known as
Lolita, is worth several hundred thous-
and dollars.
George Simpson, after a..lengthy stay
In this city, departed yesterday for his
home at Pueblo.
Will. L. Vissoher has resumed the
city editorship of the SIM, going on
duty yesterday.
John G.. Ellis went south yesterday
afternoon on a abort trip to Denver,
Pueblo and other Colorado towns.
Ex-senator Casswell and family, of
California, passed through this city yes
terday afternoon on their way east.
Miss Anna Kirkpatrick, after an ex-
tended visit with numerous Cheyenne
friends, departed for the east yesterday
afternoon.
John Cummins. founder of Cum
minis City, arrived yesterday after
noon from Denver, on'his way to his
(Cummlu6 interests
Captain Budd, who is experimenting
the building Of the new Greeley, Salt
Lake and Pacific railroad. says that the
work is progressing finely.
Rev. MI. Banks has returned from
his vacation, spent at Laramie City and
vicinity, with q color which is fresh
and invigorating to look upon.
Mrs. A. n. Swan and daughter,
Mn. Bert Richie and son. and Mrs. D.
s. Swan, went south yesterday after
noon on q pleasure trip through Colora-
do.
Col. Shangle and family, went west
yesterday on the regular west bound
train, in advance Of the special, bear
ing the 9Th infantry, Of which he is an
officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Anderson started,
yesterday afternoon On an extended
tour through Colorado. MI. Anderson
Is well known here as an old time con
ductor on the east end.
George W. Duncan and wife went
south over the D. r. yesterday, and
will visit Denver, Colorado Springs,
Manitou and other points Of interest in
Colorado before their return.
Arrivals at the R. R. House: Jas. H.
Cook, W. 8. Wilcox and wife, Omaha;
J. A. Durfee, Chicago; Jno. =. Nc
Cool, Tie Siding; Mrs. Isaac Weber,
Denver; h. B. Laraway, Ogden.
Mrs. J. G. Baird and her sister, Miss
Kate B. Garrow. departed yesterday
for Pittsburgh. Miss Garrow had been
visiting in Cheyenne for two months.
Mrs. Baird will spend the winter with
her mother.
Judge J. NJ. Bailey and family, Of H.