The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-24
PERSONAL Psas1s

Luke Voorhees, came in on No. 4
yesterday.
Thos. J. Swan returned from the west
yesterday.
r. G. Head arrived from the east
yesterday.
J. A. Riner, esq, returned from Dem
yer yesterday.
Frank Wilson went to Denver yester-
day on a brief trip.
Mrs. Maggie Shannon returned yes
terday from Colorado.
Mrs. D. W. Gregory has returned
from a short Colorado tour.
p. E. Fredericks and J. II. Wethrow
returned from the east yesterday.
]. @. Her. of the o maha brewing
house, arrived from the west Monday.
Gen. Jas. W. Forsythe went 70 Dem
Yer yesterday afternoon wei the D. p.
Major H. Glafcke returned last even
ing from the Copperopolis silver mines.
N. Potter, esq.,, went up to Lara
mic City yesterday to attend to legal
business.
j. S. Taylor has 80 far recovered that
be yesterday rode from his residence to
his store.
L. L. Hopkins returned yesterday
from q visit to his son at the ranch of
Hopkins & Page.
Gen. Hancock Is reported as saying,
that DR.. Agnew sis q very fine surgeon
-one Of the very best.n
Mccormick, Tuttle's sign writer, re-
turned yesterday from a visit to his
home at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Judge Peck went up to Laramie City
yesterday to render a decision in the
case of the United States VS.. wolcott.
A. H. Swan. Win r. Swan and Mr..
H. Swan went west to Rock Creek yes
terday to attend to shipping some cat
tie.
MI. ]. J. Balch and wife returned
yesterday from Omaha where they have
been with the remains Of their infant
child.
Messrs. Kinkle, Ingalls,, Emerson
and Bennett. came up from the south
yesterday and took an westbound
sleeper.
Mrs. ]. II. Ferguson departed for the
east yesterday, being called to her home
ct Vermont. Ills, by the serious illness
Of her mother and q sister.
Mrs. Alsteadt and daughter, who
have been visiting with A. Adamsky
and family for q short time past, went
east to North Platte. yesterday.
Arrivals at Dyer's: N. F. Haynes,
Cheyenne river; P. u. O'Brien, Dead
wood; J.. W. Scott, Reno. New; W. D.
Adams, Chicago; E. H. Simmons,
Monroe.
Hon. W. H. Hubbard is down neal
Kearney hunting, and he has been
heard from. A case Of prairie chick
ems was received in this city yesterday
from him.
J. @. Baird and family, and Miss
Kate E. Garrow. Mrs. Baird's sister,
will 60 down to Colorado to-day on q
pleasure trip. They will return on
Monday next
viii l.. Visscher has severed his con-
nection with the Sun. Mr.. Visscher
Is a newspaper man Of many years. ex-
perience and does good work wherever
he is employed.
Upon the authority of Prof. Geo. H.
Cook, state geologist Of New Jersey,
1t is stated that the land in Cumber-
land and Cape May counties in that
state, is slowly bnt surely settling.
One of the busiest and most success
full livestock commission men who ever
did business in this region, is John H.
Donnelly, Of Rosenbanm, Bass 6 CO.
The business Of the firm Is increasing
rapidly as a result Of Mr.. Donnelly's
well directed efforts.
The Rev. E. A. Paddock, Of Lead
vile, received $500 from q friend in
Chicago towards establishing a reading
oom to be called the Consolidated
Moral Mining company. The shares
are n dollar q month. The moral
dividends are payable every night
Philadelphia Times.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: DR., /.
1. Robertson, wife and child, and SER
want, U. s. A.; d.. Randall, Chicago;
J. T. Scrivner, Green River; j. H.
Hoppin, New; g. L. Eaton, M. L.
Stern, F. j. Marshall, Denver; A. L.
Kouck, San Francisco; n. H. Hack,
Council Bluffs; Ed johnson, U. P. R.
r.; W. B. Vancaut, J. A. Mawhinney,
blanchard, Ia; L. R. Hopkins and
wife, Brooklyn; J. r. Withrow, Pine
Bluffs.
Arrivals at the R. R. house: R. W.
Day, A. N. Wetherill, A. L. Wagner,
Chas. Byrne, ". J. Cockrell, US. A.;
R. G. Head. Tex; Frank S. Lusk, L.
81. Deverin, Denver; N. FORCES, it,,
b. Wells. Cincinnati; A.. Hardcastle,
B. Z. Merritt, Chicago; W. q. Slower,
Collins; r. W, Mills and wife, st. Louis;
Henry G. sith, FAN City; P. s. Rider.
Worcester, Mass; J. H. Douglas, Fort
Fetterman; VIM. Evans.A. b. Coombs