The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-13
PERSONAL Fon7s.


yesterday.
Gov. Hoyt returned from the west
yesterday.
Mrs. Thos. Swan went west on No. 8
yesterday.
W. W. corlstt went west yesterday
to Rawlins.
Mrs. Isaac Bard is in town from
Bard's ranch.
E. p. Snow returned from Laramie
City and Cummins, Sunday.
N. S. Reynolds, a LEADER typo, de-
parted for Denver yesterday.
William Blakey, the Ferguson street
barber. went to Denver yesterday.
Dr.. Luddington. of Omaha, was a pas
senger going west Sunday, on No. 3.
Mrs. Henry Dillman departed east
yesterday on q short visit to Omaha
Ernest WILBUR, one OF the old Chey-
enne boys, arrived yesterday from Dem
yer.
John Fraser, sr., returned from Cop
peropolis last evening to visi { his sick
son.
W. II. Manuel came up from the
south yesterday, and went west to Og-
den.
Hon. M. Harbinton came up from
Colorado and went east yesterday after
noon.
Thos. Moran. the artist, and his son
Paul, continued their journey west on
Nc. 4. yesterday.
Harry White. master of transporta-
ton at Camp Carlin, went south to
Denver yesterday.
The Misses Mead and Mr.. Aldens, Of
the theatrical profession, passed through
this city yesterday afternoon.
Carl Pierce. an engineer from North
Park to Sidney, was In town yesterday
with his brother. Lew Pierce.
DIR. ]. Y. Cowhick went out to Horse
creek yesterday to open the school
there, and will return tomorrow.
Prof. @. A. White, Of the Smithson-
ian institute, and Prof. Samuel Aughey,
Of the Nebraska state university, are In
the city.
Rev. A. B. Banks went west on No,
8 yesterday to Laramie City. in a very
excited state of mind. He will return
next week. iies
Hon. P. Fitzpatrick, of England, ar
rived from the east Sunday. on a west.
ern tour, and en- route to the Powder
river country.
Ex-Secy. Of War Ramsey passed east
yesterday on his return from the mint
Investigations At San francisco, also O
short visit in Colorado.
Mrs. A. A. Lerch, who has been
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. J. J. Knopf, departed yesterday
for her home at Freeport, Illinois.
Henry Altman departed on a busi-
ness trip east yesterday afternoon. He
will also attend the convention of Odd
Fellows, assembled at Cincinnati.
Theo. L. Cole, the gentlemanly bust
ness agent for F. b. Thomas g Co.,
the law publishers of st. Louis, is in
the city, in the interest of the firm.
Mrs. T. N. Kick, accompanied by her
son Frank and daughter Anna, depart
cd yesterday for a two-month's visit at
Galesburg and other points in Illinois.
E. Lehmer, of Laramie City, returned
from New York Sunday, and stopped
at b. Hellman's, of this city. Mr.
Lehmer seems very happy for some
cause.
Lords Donoughmore and Montague,
Of the Britiso legation at Washington,
arrived in this city on Sunday, on a
hunting excursion west Of Laramie
Peak.
Policeman Thomason aired a bran
new suit in his rounds at the depot
Sunday; q signal officer McGovern re-
marked, however, It was a remarkably
dry day. &
Miss Katie Friend departed for the
east yesterday, to resume her studies in
st. Louis. Miss Friend has q host of
friends here who will regret her early
departure. ~
Prof. Fred Stanton went east on No.
4 yesterday with . number Of fine speci-
mems Of Wyoming's minerals, for sxhi-
bition at the Nebraska state fair at
Omaha, which began yesterday.
Mrs. w. h. Hubbard and children
departed yesterday for an extended trip
through the east, stopping in Omaha,
Chicago, New York, and occupying
the coming winter in the journey.
Geo.sL. Durbin, E. c., in the x. Of
r. G., In this city. went south yester-
day to attend the supreme encampment
Of the Knights of tho Red Cross, COM
mencing tssession to-day in Denver.
Charles Poulton, accompanied by his
mother. departed east for his home at
Fsiraeld Iowa.. Since the accident
which necessftated the amputation Of
bis foot be has done exceedingly we'll.
Mayor Boyd. Of Omaha, passed his
47th birth day last Saturday, and was
congratulated thereat BY many of his
friends. and ssrenadad Nv the Om.ha