The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-21
PERSONAL POINTS.

day from Denver.
Thos. J. Swan returned from the west
yesterday afternoon
Posey Wilson departed on an eastern
trip with q friend yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Altman departed
south yesterday on their return to
Leadville.
G. d. Thayer, from Rock Creek,
Wyoming territory, is registered at the
Withheld house--Omaha Be-.
Charles Leland, a member of the
Arapahoe county bar, died at noon
Wednesday, in Denver.
William Harrington, of Rawlins, oc-
cupies the clerks desk ut Dyer's hotel,
left vacant by the retirement Of J.. NJ.
Tompkins.
A. B. Combe. the stockman, having
completed his seasons shipments, de-
parted east yesterday on his return
home for the winter.
Henry Altman has returned from
Laramie City, where he has been in
attendance upon the Wyoming grand
lodge of Odd Fellows.
L. w. Warlaumont, connected with
the U. P. freight department here, went
east yesterday on a months visit with
friends at Iowa City. Iowa.
Capt. Pease, of the 9th infantry,
passed through Cheyenne yesterday in
charge of a detachment of recruits en-
route to Fort Douglas, Utah.
q. W. Ridgway. who occupies the
cashiers desk in the u. P. freight Office
in this city, departed east yesterday on
a short visit, and will rejoin his family
at Olney, Ills.
Herman Haas returned yesterday
from Laramie City, where he has been
attending the grand lodge of Odd Fell
lows. Mr.. Haas was reelected grand
treasurer Of the organization.
c. p. Organ and his brother, j. E.
Organ, returned late Wednesday even
ing from a successful hunting trip in
the vicinity Of Mt. Casper. The game
was plenty, especially the elk, and the
weather very favorable.
David Miller started yesterday on an
extended journey east, making New
York his destination. He will visit bis
family in Iowa. and thence continue
east. At New York he will look out
for new attractions for his holiday stock
of jewelry.
Mr.. George H. Stanley departed west
yesterday afternoon en- route to Ogden,
from which city he will probably &c
north to visit mining property in which
he is interested, near Salmon City, Ida
no, and which is q very promising min
eral claim indeed. ~
Judge L. d. Pease, editor and pro.
prietor of the Laramie Times, came
over the hill yesterday and will remain
until this afternoon. He will go to
Denver this afternoon and take a brief
spin around the state. The Judge
hasn't visited Cheyenne for nearly a
year and a half, and is surprised and
gratiied at the progress Of our city
since that time.
DIR. w. A. Wyman, of Townsend,
Massachusetts,, who has been visiting
friends in Cheyenne for two weeks, de-
parted yesterday for Pueblo, Colo.
where he contemplates settling into
the practice of medicine. The Town
send press speaks highly Of the DOCTORS
ability and fine social qualities, and
doubtless he will prove a very accept
able acquisition to the medical profess
sion of Pueblo.
The hunting party which started out
some time since for a hunt in the
neiDhborhood Of Laramie Peak, re.
turned yesterday. The party consisted
of Capt. Thompson, Albert Bracket,
son of Col. Bracket, G. F. Annett, OF
this city, and a detail of nine men. Mr..
Annett reports a very enjoyable and
successful hunt. Antelope were plen-
ty, although the larger game was some.
what scarce in that vicinity.
The familiar form of A. Adamsky is
again seen upon the streets. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adamsky have been spending some
weeks past in New York, but he says
that the western country is the place
for him in spite of the fine things and
advantages of the east. Mr.. Adamsky
Is wise. The good book says that the
wise men came from the east, and they
showed their wisdom In the move.
Major Garvey's arrival home was
thus announced by the Piqua (Ohio,
Journal: Our old friend w. M. Garvey,
esq, receiver Of public monies at Chey.
enne, Wyoming territory, returned to
his home in this city on Saturday even:
ing last in time to cast his vote fol-
Gov. Foster and the entire republican
ticket. He is looking in regal condi-
tion-at least ten years younger than
when he left, showing that the climate
agrees with him. He will remain about
one month.
Arrivals at the b. r. house: George
Patteu, Marion, Ohio; G. R. Van De.
man, Plata; Geo. Bogg. Rawlins; J.. A.
Adams, Jno. McGinnis, city; F. b.
Winnett, Fred E. Clary, Sidney; Henry
P. Harrington, Tie Siding; ]. layers,
Ogden.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: A.