The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-06


yesterday, having been delayed By the
illness Of Mn. BaEksel.
Mr.. Grimm. Of the Springfield, Mass.
Republican. passed through this city
yesterday on his return east.
MIR. Bert Richie went west 70 Rock
Springs yesterday. 70 attend to the ship
ping Of some cattle for the swans
MartinSchneider, who has had charge
Of Schweikert's hardware store at Tel
Ter, North Park, is again in the city.
G. NJ. Jones. of the Railroad house,
who has been on an extended trip in
the east. returned Sunday on Nc. 8.
N. Bookstater. Jay Gould's private
counselor, was q passenger on No. 4
yesterday and passed through this city.
C. E. Yost. manger of the Omaha
Republican, and his wife, arrived on
No. 3 Sunday and went South to Dem
YER.
Mr.. Ed A. Matthews arrived in the
city Sunday from Leadville upon bust
ness which requires his personal atten-
ton.
A. w. Fisher, conductor on the Dem
yer & South Park railroad, came up
from the south yesterday and went
east.
d. G. Rhodes. departed yesterday af-
ternoon On a short Colorado tour, going
first to Denver for the Emma Abbott
opera.
Mrs. II. N. Orr and daughter. Belle,
went south over the c. c. yesterday to
Denver where Miss Orr will re-enter
school.
L. d. Currier passed through Sunday
on his way west. MI. Currier Is en-
ployei in the U. P. baggage room al
Omaha.
Mr.. Gilman. brother-in-law Of ex-
Senator Dorsey. was an east bound pas
senger passing through this city yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. II. Baker, whose husband is
proprietor of the Rock Creek eating
house, passed through this city yester'
day, going west.
G. w. Ridgway returned Sunday
from Denver, to which place he accom-
panied his wife on her way to Illinois
via Kansas City.
Frank w. Wood, representing the
Queen City printing ink company Of
Cincinnati, came up from Denver and
went east on No. A yesterday.
Mrs. BENZ. Ritter started upon quite
an extended trip east yesterday after
noon. She will visit New York and
some other eastern cities before her re.
turn.
Judge F. Lysle Dickey, Of Chicago,
father of ]. ]. Dickey, superintendent
of the U. P. and W. U. telegraph lines,
passed through this city Sunday home
ward bound.
N. N. Craig, of the firm of Craig q
Gardner, went east on No. 4 yesterday
bound for Chicago and other eastern
cities to purchase new goods for the fal
and winter trade.
Mrs. H. W. Moore, wife of the fore
man Of the LEADER composing room,
went east Sunday accompanied by thres
children. They will make an extended
visit at st. Peter, Mrnn., and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. David ODER who have
boon spending some time in this city
with their daughter. Mrs. H. A. Gard
ner, departed yesterday afternoon upor
their return to their home at Holidays
burg, Pa.
An error crept into the personal col
umn on Sunday morning regarding
Chief Justice Sener's departure for thu
east. The time was enormously stated
at "four or six months;' the WORT
tceeks should have appeared instead.
Arrivals at Dyer's: John Boise, Raw
hide Buttes; T. B. Hord, Bucyros, o.
Isaac Coe, Omaha; w. ]. Boyd, Fort
Fetterman; Miss Hechland, Dan Heck
land, T. Smith.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: An
drew Gilchrist. South Crow; Geo. II,
Lawrence, Milwaukee; G. G.. Held.
Cincinnati; Frank Lewney, Pine Bluffs;
Joe Roelter, Pine Bluffs; Ed F. Sthale
John M. Wood. Sand creek.