The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-29
PERSONAL POINTS.

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q. ID. Thayer is In from Rock Creek.
Frank Boulter returned TO Sidney yes
teTday.
Judge w. w. Peck went west on No.
4 yesterday.
King Kalakaua has arrived in
Washington.
d. Sheedy went west to Medicine
Bow yesterday.
.Timberline" Jones returned to Lar
annie City yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Merritt arrived from Dem
yer yesterday afternoon.
]. H. Ford went east yesterday to at
tend to cattle shipments.
Chief Packer Moore arrived from the
east yesterday afternoon.
Major Lord and Mrs. Lord returned
from Park City yesterday afternoon.
Lieut.. Delaney and wife went south
yesterday on a short trip through Col
orado.
Guiteau is in a continual state of
fright and implores protection con-
stantly.
Mr.. Shalcroft and party of five came
up from the south and went east on No.
4 yesterday afternoon.
Lieut.. William E. Almy, Of the 9th
cavalry came up from Sidney and re-
turned yesterday afternoon.
Miss Daisy Barkalow who came from
Omaha to attend the Cannot Whitehead
wedding, returned yesterday.
A. J. Poppleton, of Poppleton Bros,
Omaha, CANT in from the west y~ester-
day and went down to Denver.
Judge Bergman has returned from
the beef roundup and is once more
at. his desk and ''bench" in the court
house.
Senator Ferry and wife, of Michigan,
passed through this city yesterday on
their return home from a visit on the
Pacific coast.
Hon. ]. Roche, a brother of Alexis
Roche of the firm of Roche & Plunkett,
departed yesterday afternoon for Sac
ramento, Cal.
Emelie Melville is the wife of a mine
superintendent in California, and has
several children, the eldest being nine
years Of age.
1t is said that Postmaster General
James will retire from political affairs
and go into the banking business. He
sees now an error in accepting the port
folio.
w. b. Trufant and wife, and Mr..
Best. returned to Denver yesterday az
ter attending the wedding of Mrs. Tru-
fant's brother, Mr.. Gannett.
Col. Luddington. chief quartermas-
ter, and his brother DIR. Luddington,
were passengers on yesterdays train
from the west ell route to Omaha.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Joseph Welte, j.
N. Gibson, Lincoln; s. F. Snow, Cleve-
land; W. H. Hemphill and family, ].
H. Kelley, s. Leihkam, San Francisco;
P. ]. Kinny, Deadwood; Alison Wheel
err.
Mrs. Walker departed Yesterday for
Chicago, accompanied by her son VIII
lie, who has been so severely Ill for
some months, Unless his health ma
terially improves in that city, they will
go to Hot Springs, Ark.
SenatorJohnson says that SenatorBen
Hill will probably never be able fully to
discharge the duty of senator, although
he may be able to appear at the called
session Of the senate to vote. Senator
Plat, of Connecticut, who is i'll, will
pair with Hill, should the latter desire.
The Central Pacific special car,
Sacramento" passed through this city
yesterday afternoon attached to Nc. 4,
and was occupied by Mrs. ]. G. Flood
and family, who are bent on a pleasure
excursion east. Mrs. Flood is the wife
Of the bonanza king, the renown of
whose wealth is worldwide.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: ]. A.
Dennis, GAINESVILLE, O.; s. A. Marsh,
New York; Tom Maddox, Philadelphia;
G. D. Thayer, Rock Creek; Ashael
Pierce, Chicago; Jno. s. Handbook,
Dubuque; N. Bell. M~ontanna; B. F.
Davis, city; Walter Linebox, Laramie,
W. s. Wilcox, Omaha.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: Andrew
Gilchrist and wife, South Crow; DIR.
A. Hannah, Scotland; Mrs. F. G.
Rogers, Sherman; D. ]. Cole and wife,
Ludwig Grier, New York; Capt. w.
West, U. s. A.; ]. R. Withrow, F. ].
Dunbar, Boston; A. F. Harris, Silver