The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-18
F0RF eoLLIxs NOTES.

Senator Rhodes returned from the
mountains this week.
MI. Martain Bass, of Calumet Har-
Dor, Wis, has arrived and intends TO
remain here.
The geology class. which is under
the supervision Of DIR. Edwards. intends
to visit Fossil creek this week for the
purpose of seeing in nature what they
have been studying in books.
Mr.. E. I. Duning, our popular attor-
ney, is in Denver.
Miss Sally Schallenberger, one of
Loyeland's former bellies, but now of
Fort Collins, is visiting her parents in
Loyeland this week.
Mrs. b. S. Tedmon and daughter
Anna left this week for Denver, where
they will spend a short time visiting
friends.
Mr.. Frank Thomas, who has been
dangerously ill with pneumonia, is
slowly recovering.
Mrs. T. Corbin is visiting in Love
land this week.
Mr.. Will Houston left yesterday for
a trip to Chicago for the purpose of
buying dry goods. He will also spend
a few weeks visiting his parents in
Extra, Iowa.
Mr.. John Gill and wife, of Scranton,
Penn, have moved to Colorado. and
think Fort Collins is just the place to
settle In.
Mrs. stearley. of Laporte, was in
town this week.
A Mr.. johnson, of Maine, has come
70 Fort Collins with the idea of locat.
Ing here, y .N
Last night we were visited with the
most terrific rain and hail storm of the
season.
Miss Jennie Markham spent a portion
of last week in town visiting Mrs. By
Allen.
Mr.. Martain Maurer, of Wisconsin, is
studying law with Messrs. Haynes,
Demming & Haynes.
Miss Leila Loomis has been very ill
during the past week.
Mr.. II. f. S%turdeyent has been in
Iowa the past week, on important bnsi-
ness transactions.
Miss Ellie Thomas, who is teaching
school several miles from here, spent
last Sunday in town.
Miss Ida Cone has been confined to
the house with the mumps for some
time. fr
Miss Violet Fletcher spent last Sun
day in Laporte. ~
Jos. Eldred, who went to Deadwood
with a drove of sheep. returned and
reports a successful trip.
Capt. Tyler, of Boulder, shook hands
with his friends in Fort Collins last
week.
Hon. W. c. Storer, his father and
family are among the late arrivals in
town from Pennsylvania. Mr.. Storer
is an old-timer in Colorado, and his
friends gladly welcome him aud his
family here again.
Miss Nellie Irwin and Miss Lena
Stephenson, who for the past few weeks
have been visiting in Golden, returned
home on Sunday, accompanied by Miss
Flora Scott, of Golden, who will spend
a few weeks in Fort Collins.
DIR. Edwards lectured in the chapel
hall at the college last Sunday on
water" The discourse was one Of
the divine's productions, and was lis
tened to with much interest by a large
and a~ppreciative congregation. The
singing was led by Miss Anna Watrous,
and did much credit To the young lady.
Miss Nellie Irwin gave a very pleas
ant party to her friends at her fathers
residence a few evenings since. A
most enjoyable time was. had, and the
costumes of the ladies were both pretty
and elegant. A most delicious repast
was served during the evening, which
consisted of everything the season af-
forded.
The college grounds are looking fine
this spring. There is about thirty acres
under cultivation; about 1000 forest
trees have been set out, and nearly as
many fruit trees. A new lateral is
being built and a flume coo feet In
length. This will enable them to get
water on all parts of the farm. The
new dormitory is to be built this spring;
also many other improvements are
being made, which will give the COL