The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-08
PERSONAL FONTS.

J. III. Donnelly went TO ogslaila yes
terday afternoon.
A. s. Emery returned from the south,
yesterday afternoon.
J. S. McCool zane in from the west
yesterday afternoon.
W. G. provinces has returned from a
surveying trip north.
John E. DAVIS returned from the west
yesterday afternoon.
John B. Sloan departed yesterday af-
ternoon for Chicago.
The wife of the inventor, Edison, is
seriously ill at Port Huron, Mich.
d. L. Moody, the evangelist, advises
ministers not to talk by the yard.
Rev. q. NJ. Sanders and family will
start out on an eastern trip to-day.
Princess Maud. youngest daughter Of
the prince of Wales, is a musical &C.
MUS.
Mr.. Root, Osborne, Hosick & Co. d
agent, went south on yesterdays d. p.
train.
Col. Hooker went down to Ogalalla
yesterday to attend to some cattle ship
ments.
Lieut.. L. L. C. Brooks, of the 9Th
cavalry. passed through yesterday for
I aramie.
]. w. Snyder, the stockman, went
out on the eastern bound train yesterday
afternoon.
DIR. Pierson and his invalid wife came
in from Greeley yesterday, and went On
the west bound train.
E. B. Blickensderfer, brother of the
chief engineer Of the U. P. railway,
passed east yesterday.
Hon. E. X. Valentine, of Nebraska,
passed through this city yesterday af-
afternoon returning east.
Eugene Colwell. who has been Ill, Is
improving nicely and will probably be
out in the course of a week.
Col. E. r. Sumner, of the Inter Ocean
holtel, returned from a short stay in
Denver yesterday afternoon.
N. r. Davis started on Nc. 4 yester'
terday afternoon for North Platte to
attend to some cattle shipmentss.
Congressman Robert Vance, of North
Carolina, has a beautiful home on the
French Broad river near Ashville.
Misses Mary Cleary and Maggie
Hanna started yesterday afternoon on
an extended trip through Colorado.
Fred S. Hebard, for a long time an
employe in the freight Office in this city
departs to-day for his home in Iowa
City.
Herman Kimme, the proprietor Of the
Home brewery, started on a trip west
yesterday afternoon, in the interest o.
his brewery.
w. T. Sweezy, proprietor of the Ere
mont r, r. eating house, passed
through this city yesterday, returning
to Fremont.
W. s. Phillips, a conductor from over
the hill, brought in No. 4 yesterday at.
ternoon. Mr.. Phillips visit are NOT
very frequent.
Mrs. Luke Murrin departed yesterday
afternoon on quite an extended journey
east. She will spend some time with
friends in Boston, Mass.
Col. A. Worth Spates, ex-secretary
Of this territory, returned to this city
yesterday afternoon to attend to his
legal business in this city.
NJ. M. Patterson, one of the U. P.'s
ex-conductors who have become largely
interested in cattle in this section, went
south toDenver yesterday.
John X. Jeffrey, the efficient clerk of
Laramie county, departed on No. A yes
afternoon bound for New York,
where he will join his family.
Mrs. Kochler, wife of one of Dem
business men, passed yesterday
from Omaha and continued her home
ward journey over the D.. P.
/. s. Bartlett, sutler at Camp Carlin.
for Denver yesterday where he
will unite pleasure with business and
the Emma Abbott opera.
X. II. Clarke, representing the Chi
cago house of the Meridian britannia
company, arrived here yesterday from
the east, and is registered at Dyer's.
Burt Warren, the young man who
was injurned by being forced between a
wagon and the side of the barn, is do
ing nicely, having received no serious
Prof. Stanton went to Denver on the
D. P. yesterday to meet a party Of ex-
perts, who are coming north to exam
inc the Green Mountain Boy mine in
the new Copperopolis district.
Chas. W. Sinner and family, accom-
by Miss Lewis, who has been
their guest in this city for several
months past, departed for their homes
in Texas, yesterday afternoon.
Thos. Moore, chief packer at Camp
returned yesterday afternoon
from his trip to the Yellowstone park,
to which place he went in his official
capacity with Gen. Sheridan and party.
Messrs. Babcock. Hamburger, STAN
ley, Casey, B. Rickie and England, and
Stanley and Brown, all Of