The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-14
Personal POINTS.

PERSONAL
FL. b. Kelly is in town.
J. II. Donnelly is in town again.
NJ. E. Post returned from the west
yesterday.
G. W. Newton is in town from his
ranch at Newton. wyo.
j. C. s. Richardson. returned from
the west by yesterdays No. 4.
Gov. Jno. W. Hoyt arrived yesterday
afternoon from his western trip.
A. r. Converse returned from ship
ping cattle at Pine Bluffs yesterday
afternoon.
F. Z. Addoms went out on the east
bound train yesterday afternoon to at
tend to shipping cattle.
H. Altman will return from the east
to-day, and report says that Mrs. Henry
Altman will accompany him.
DR.. ]. Y. Cowhick went to Boulder
Yesterday afternoon to attend the meet
ing of the Presbytery in session there.
Mrs. Senator Morton and daughter
were passengers on the western bound
train going through yesterday after
noon.
During the coming season Anna
Dickinson will appear in two of her
own plays, 'Anne Boleyn" and azure
lian."
Prof. J. G. Murphy. the mining en-
gineer. returned yesterday afternoon
from his visit to the mines at Butte,
Montana.
S. A. Bristol returned yesterday af-
ternoon from Rawlins, where he has
been attending the meeting of the grand
lodge A. F. and A. M.
Rev. Mr.. Converse. who occupied the
Presbyterian pulpit a few Sundays
since, returned from Rawlins yesterday
and went down to Boulder.
DR.. Carey returned yesterday after
noon from Laramie City. He has been
in the North Park, where be pur-
chased a large band of horses.
]. T. Clark and his party came in
from the west yesterday afternoon on
the special '10O," ON their return from
a trip up the Utah Northern R. R.
Col. Murrin returned yesterday from
Omaha, where he went to meet his wife
who has been spending some week
east. Mrs. Murrin returned with the
colonel.
Colorado did not send a very extern.
sive delegation over the U. P. yesterday,
except in the way of emigrants. Messrs.
Guage, Hoff and Smith went east and
Adams west.
F. S. Hambleton & Co. have sold
their cattle and ranch to H. b. Kelly,
the consideration being S40,O 900 cash.
We congratulate friend Kelly on his
new purchase.
Our friend Bruner was happy yester.
day, the cause Of which was a mystery
until the statement was made that q
young insurance agent had come to
bless his household.
James A. Forster, of Detroit, the
celebrated manufacturer of artificial
limbs. died after a short illness July 20
last. This information is from a pri.
vate letter of recent date.
The party of Englishmen who ar.
rived from the west yesterday continued
their journey eastward yesterday. The
party was made ur of Lord Granville
Gordon, Hon. Chas. Ellis and Horace
Flowers.
Arrivals at Dyers: Ross Hart, Dem
yer; W. H. Hazard, Chicago; J. q. s
Richardson; G. W. Newton, Newton,
Wyo.; H. B. Kelly, Chugwater.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: j. C
Spencer. Geo. Burroughs. Deadwood;
j. M. Cook, Denver; Samuel Aughey,
Lincoln, Neb.; w. J. Giddings, New
York; W. H. Hazard, Chicago; L. d.
Swigart, Ogden; ]. H. Donnelly, Chi
cago.
Arrivals at the R. r. house: r. E.
Foster, Baltimore; @. R. Gillett, Chi.
cago; J. Lomgberg, st. Louis; E. H.
Frizell, Bueno Vista; L. Mckinney,
Colorado Springs; j. ]. M. Lobdell,
New York; c. R. Tanner, London.
England.