The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-16

"Hobbies.
Hobbies tonight.

Hobbies" tonight.
Hazel Kirke Friday night.
Ira Fredendal is building Q fine new
house on Twentieth street.
Not a reign of terror but a rain. of
hail was yesterdays storm.
Workmen have enclosed r. b. Hor-
rie's new house oil Nineteenth street.
1t is not probable hat there is a
funnier play on the stage than
Hobbies"
The frame is going up for Col. Bah
bits large new residence OH Seven
tenth street.
Some of the disconnected ones are
contesting the result Of the recent cleo
tion at Teller City.
Four new members united with the
Congregational church at Sundays
communion service.
The bills posted by the Hazel Kirk
company are unique and artistic. The
troupe is an exceptionally good one.
The next meeting of the Colorado
state Sunday school convention will be
held three days commencing June 18th.
A man with a hobby is generally a
bore, but there is an exception to every
rule, and Nat Goodwin is that excep-
ton.
The North Park Miner invites to
Teller "a young lawyer with good
habits and superior ability" No COM
petition.
The Catholic parsonage approaches
completion. Lathing aud plastering
will be commenced this week, it is
thought.
Visscher is getting many subscrip-
scriptions to his paper, Hello, which /
sent to subscribers at only two dollars
per year.
The eighth annual tournament Of the
Nebraska state sportsmen's association
will hold four days at Omaha con
mencing on the oath inst.
Various improvements upon ID. d.
Dare's residence on Eighteenth street
have made more attractive what was a
very attractive dwelling before.
Says q southern exchange: A large
number of cattle and sheep now in Col
orado will be taken to northern Wyom
ing and turned out on the range.
A merry party of our young people
enjoyed a social time and nm old-fash-
Toned candy pull at the residence Of j..
d. Corey. on Ferguson street, last eve
ming.
The military telegraph line between
Fort Keogh, NJ. T., and Deadwood, is
about to be discontinued, and all
serviceaGle material will be removed
for use elsewhere.
That circus is coming. Ginger bread
lemonade and song books. Elephants,
clowns and trick mules. Dust, weari-
ness and thin pocket books. June 10.
RObinson's big show.
The largest cattle drive that will be
made by any one man in Texas this
year will be that of Jesse j. Hiltson,
who will drive 10000 fine steers to
Kansas.-[News and Press.
The Union Pacific is at present with
out a general superintendent, and there
is no strong indication as to whose
shoulders the official mantle of ]. T..
Clark will fall upon.-IOmaha Bee.
When Nat Goodwin played "Hob-
bies" in Cheyenne three years ago, he
took so well that a pool was formed to
guarantee his expenses for a second
night. But his engagements were such
that he couldn't accommodate our peo-
pie.
The return to this city of the Madi-
son Square company in Hazel Kirke,
will be a source of pleasure to many
who were unable to attend the success
full presentation of this play here about
a year ago, and to those who did have
that privilege as well.
o. G. Bernard, the well known man
ager of the Hazel Kirk company, who
has been very i'll In Denver, passed
through here, accompanied by Mrs,
Bernard, en- route to San Francisco.
yesterday. Mr.. Fritz Morris, the ad-
vance agent, passed Sunday in the city.
Swan Bros. & Frank bad In 10 cars Of
distillery fed western cattle from Oma.
ha, 100 head, av 1890 l266fbs, and sold
at sos. The top price to day for cat.
tie was SIS for 10 head, av 1882 lbs.
bought by Myers s. R. The cattle were
well fatted 3-year-olds and were raised
and fed by Mrs. Mary A. Brooks, OF
Henderson county, and shipped by
rhos. Fort, of Roseville. = Drover's
Journal Il.
Signal once Report.