The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-09

What You and Your SeiEhbors arc
Doing and Where Going.

Doing ana "here GOin2.
W. F. Swan is in town again from.
Denver.
Mrs. II. H. Holt is lying i'll at her
residence.
Thos. sturgis went east yesterday en-
route to Omaha.
c. P. Organ is in town again after a
few days absence.
j.. A. Riner. esq, returned Sunday
from Laramie City.
W. A. Latimer of Abingdon, Ills,
arrived in this city Sunday.
vii NJ. Cline returned yesterday
from a business trip to Utah.
w r. Schnitger, U. S. marshal, will
go over to Laramie City today.
f. E. Warren returned from a brief
eastern trip yesterday afternoon.
VIM. Woodruff arrived in this city
from Deadwood by yesterdays No. 3.
Mr.. E. A. HOLSTER departed yester-
day afternoon en- route to Orlean, Neb.
G. NJ. Jones of the Railroad house
went 20 Fort Collins yesterday after
noon.
Geo. W. Haven, a prominent mining
man, passed west Sunday on his way to
Salt Lake.
Bert Richie returned Sunday after
noon from a few weeks visit in Chicago
and Iowa.
j. II. Goddard will leave to-day for
Sherman and will work upon the monu-
ment there.
Horace Williston returned yesterday
from Laramie City, where he spent the
Sabbath with friends.
Lieut.. Frank L. Dodds, of the nineth
infantry went south for a days visit to
Denver yesterday afternoon.
Assistant Cashier, D. B. Hicks, of
the First National bank of this city, is
gradually recovering from his recent
illness and appears at his desk again.
Baggageman Clark of Omaha, has
accepted the position Of baggage master
for the U. p. Ry. Mt Ogden, and passed
west to assume his duties in that place
Saturday last.
Geo. W. Stanley of this city, accom-
panied by his brother, Col. Nathan
Stanley, departed yesterday afternoon
for Montana, to attend to their inter
ests in that territory.
Lieut.. JosephF. Cummings of the 3rd
cavalry, arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon and will remain here await
ing the arrival of his company, en route
to the Indian territory.
Mr.. J. Stirling Birmingham arrived
in this city Sunday last and has accept
ed the position of salesman in the store
of Craig s. Gardner, on Eddy street.
Mailing from California.
MI. and Mrs. Robt. Law went east
yesterday by No. 4, en route to Omaha,
where Mr.. Law will attend the fare
well given IuC ltblilhH btu. Dupl.
j. T. Clark, of the U. p. Ry.
Lieut.. Geo. F. Chase, of the Bird
cavalry, arrived in this city Sunday on
his return from Fortress Monroe to re-
join his regiment ordered south. He
will await the arrival of the regiment
in this city.
John Saunders, an old time conductor
on the U. P. Ry., running from Omaha
to North Platte, ten years ago, but now
of New York, has been in this city
shaking hands with old friends. He
departed for Denver yesterday.
SUPP. Dickinson, of the Laramie Div
ision of the U. p. Ry., was an east
bound passenger on yesterdays No. 4,
en- route to Omaha to be in attendance
upon the farewell" to Gen. Supt.
Clark.
Mrs. II. II. Mund, wife of Cashier
Mund, of the banking house of Steb-
bins, Post s. Mund, Billings, Mont,
but formerly of Dead wood, arrived in
this city Yesterday, on her way from
Deadwood to Denver.
E. E. Cunningham, a prominent
mining man, formerly of Deadwood,
passed through this city yesterday en-
route from New York to the Wood
River country, Idaho, where he has
large mining and freighting interests.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: W. W.
Dickey. Cantonment, Iowa; Dean NJ.
jenkins, Boston; E b. Cleveland,
Green River; l.. d. Swigert, Ogden.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: J.
A. Bennett, N. Y; Jno. W~ealberger;
A. N. Nichols, North Platte; VIM.
Woodruff, Deadwood; ]. T.Cummings,
Bird cavalry; Jas. d. Hopkins, N. Y.
Arrivals at Dyers' hotel: W. R.
Halls, Laramie City; A. Gregory, Bos-
ton; Ed. L. Patrick, Omaha; A. T.
Empield; II. Shipey, Alexandra, MINI !;
E. f. Kelley, Chicago; S. c. Sheriff.,
Fort Collins; ". NJ. Cline, Hastings,
Neb.
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