The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-06
PERSONAL roINTs.

Sheriff Dickey, of Evanston, is in the
city.
Miss Jenny Brown went to Denver
yesterday.
Mrs. w. W. corlett arrived from the
west yesterday.
Tom Connolly, the Dubuque carriage
man, is In town.
Mrs. S. Greggsby departed yesterday
for Pittsfeld, Ills.
Mr.. A. Martin reports his Injured
thumb as healing nicely.
C. N. Potter, ESQ.,, came down from
Laramie City yesterday.
General Thayer went east yesterday
70 his home In Grand Island.
G. A. S~earight, esq, returned yes
terday from sweetwater county
John Chase, proprietor of Chase's
th%eater, went to Denver yesterday.
o. W. Hazard. the powder man,
in on yesterdays west bound
train.
N. Robertson, accompanied by his
little son, went down to Denver yes
terday.
The d. s. Moody bible convention is
In session at Northfeld, Mass. 1t be-
gan Wednesday.
Mr.. Nick. Dowley. of Kansas City,
came in on No. 3 yesterday, and went
down to Denver.
Zola, the French novelist, receives
5000 francs a year for his weekly es-
says in the Figaro.
2 John K~uykendall has returned from
the round up, where he has been en-
gagged all summer.
s. s. Higgenbothem, one Of Ogden's
principal merchants, is registered at
the Railroad house.
r. B. Horrie has the foundation laid
for a third house ON the corner Of Hill
and Eighteenth streets.
Dan Swan and wife and his father,
81. B. Swan. arrived In town Thursday
from M. Pleasant, Iowa.
H. J. Sargent has engaged Jennie
Lee for an American tour next year in
her specially, "Poor Joe."
Mrs. Ed. Hewitt, who has been visit
ing for some time at Hon. A. H.
Swans, goes to Denver to-day.
Mrs. F. E. Addonis, her little daugh-
ter, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Purdy,
went down to Denver yesterday.
]. B. Friend went east yesterday
after a short visit with friends here.
He returns to school in New Haven,
Conn.
Mrs. J. s. Spaun will return to-day
to Curriers' ranch, Albany county,
where she is engaged in teaching a Sc.
lect school.
Miss Jennie Kaufman, sister Of
Mrs. Max Idelman, departed yesterday
for her home in Denver, after a long
visit with her sister In Cheyenne.
Hon. j. H. Mason, territorial audi
tor, is in the city. He and the terri
torial treasurer will meet to-day as a
territorial board Of equalization.
Frank Melander told the reporter to
keep quiet, but he couldn't do it. He
says he never was in the nursery bust
ness anyhow. and can't be blamed.
It's a nine-pound boy.
Mrs. E. G.. Hartshorne, Of Provi-
dence, has rendered the free and ex-
elusive use Of her villa at New Port to
the president and Mrs. Garfield for
September and October. Ego 69k
Ida Lewis is growing old. Soon a
successor must be appointed for her.
Efforts are being made among the sem
ators and Representatives. at New
York looking toward a government
pension for her. ~ r.
Q. F. Sheldon, esq.,, editor of the
North Park Times. is In the city. Mr..
Sheldon is not a professional journalist,
but an assayer, yet he succeeds splen-
didly in editorial harness and gets out
a bright. crisp paper.
H. II. Hackney. esq, wife and
daughter came out from Pennsylvania
yesterday on a brief visit. Mr.. Hack
ney's friends will be pleased to learn
that his constitution is still in good
shape, and that he hasn't fallen off
any physically.
Capt. J. II. S. Coleman, of Daven-
port, Iowa, is registered at the Union
Pacific. Capt. Coleman is an old river
captain, and at present owns the fine
Mississippi steamer Golden Gate"
The boat was named after a mine i in
the Black Hills, which he and his
brother, E. B. Coleman, once owned.
The captain ONE out ut the g
tion Of his brother to visit the Hart
vile mining district. He will depart
for the north to-day. We sincerely
trust that he will be rs fortunate in
Hartville as he was In the Black Aills.
At Dyer's: G. E. Stsnheimer, New
York; W. H. Mcoord, Omaha; Tom
Connolly, Dubuque; F. D. McKallip,
Watson, Kansas; Samuel Dicky, Evan
ston, Wyo; j. p. Rankin, Rawlins; L.
II. Ashton, Ogden; VIM. Henderson,
Philadelphia.
At the Inter- Ocean: Abe Newber-
ger, Alex. Kalman, New York; W.
n. Bassett, Detroit. Mich; A. R.