The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-12

E. Etnyre returned yesterday.
j. S. McCool arrived yesterday,

W. W Soliett aiiiNeu ny Yooeeiu"y
No. A.
j. A. Low is in town from hi
ranch.
Jack" withrow went out east yes
terday.
G. T. Seabury arrived from Bear
Creek yesterday.
Lieut.. Gruley arrived from Ft. Thorn
burgh yesterday.
H. S. White came in from HORSE
Greek yesterday.
Mrs. W. T. Roath, of Denver, is Wis
iting in this city.
j. II. Moore arrived from Fl. Wash
axle last evening.
j. a. Benson and NJ. N. Grant went
to Denver yesterday.
F. E. Warren arrived from the cas-
yesterday afternoon.
o. D. Chamberlain, Fit. Laramie
arrived in town yesterday.
Col. Babbitt went east yesterday az
ternoon upon a business trip.
L. G. Mcmillan, Ft. Madison, la.
arrived in tl.is city yesterday.
j. D. Hardin arrived from attend.
ing cattle shipments yesterday.
b. Snow and wife of Firchburg
Mass, arrived in this city yesterday.
Thos. Stursis departed east yester.
day afternoon for a brief business trip.
John H. Bartlett, the mining engi
neer returned to this city yesterday
afternoon.
Judge j. W. Jones, United States
timber inspector, and Mrs. Jones ar.
rived with Gov. Hale's party yes.
terday.
N. r. Davis arrived yesterday after.
noon from Chicago, whittier he was
during the last illness, and death OF
Mrs. Davis.
S. D. Vernon, general agent of Rob
inson's circus passed west yesterday.
This circus is now in California and
will show at Sacramento Monday.
Geo. L. Grew, of Bonnar 81 Co.,
stationers, st. Louis, passed east yes
terday on his return to that city from
Butte City, Montana. Mr.. Grew
made a remarkable run west for q COM
mercial man, making 1900 miles with
out a lay over.
Fred Renner, of the Omaha Republi-
can, who passed here with the Omaha
board of trade excursion a short time
since, returned east by yesterdays
No. 4 to Omaha. He reported the ex-
cursion to be enjoying "A very pleasant
time when he left it and the affair a
success.
V Gov. VIM. Hale and party arrived on
yesterdays No. 3. Besides himself
and Mrs. Hale, the governor was ac-
companied by c. F. Loofborow and
wife, Judge b. f. Loofborow and wife,
of Delaware, Ia, and 5. NJ. Nc
Pherson and wife of Red Oak, La.
The party are stopping at the Inter
Ocean.
1t will be seen by the military orders
published elsewhere that Lieut.. Stimp-
son, R. Q. M, Bird cavalry, has been
relieved from his post at Fort Russell,
and will proceed to Whipple Barracks,
Arizona. Many friends of the lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Simpson at the post
and in town will regret the change.
Hon. a. H. Reel arrived from the
west by yesterdays No. g., aceompan-
led by F. E. Warren. Mr.. Reel has
been very i'll during his brief absence
west and was rendered so weak thereby
that assistance was necessary in max
ing the walk from the car to the car
riage awaiting him. 1t is hoped that
be soon about again in his usual good
health.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: II
B Chapman, Chicago; G T Seabury,
BearC reek; J b Rose, Chicago; ]. e
Throne, Chicago; } S McCool, Tie
Siding.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Henry Myer,
Omaha; S E Woodward, Black Range.
N. M; William Dolan, Egbert; j M
Spencer, Boston; S K Bowens. Tecum-
sch, Neb c II Walsten, Tecumsh,
Neb.; F NJ Hardman, Sterling, Neb.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: Lue
Flack, Shelbyville, Neb; E P Whitney,
Boston; II r Duane, New York; A D
Chamberlain, Fort Laramie; E c Nc
MILAN, Fort Madison, Ia; c T Loot
bourJw, Atlantic, Ia; 5 NJ Mcpherson,
Red Oak, Ia; b f Loofbourow, Della
Ware, Ia. Gov. VIM. Hale, Glenwood,
O.; b Snow and wife, Fitchburg,
Mass. Jas B Arthur, Greeley, Col. J
II Bartlett, Denver; j w Jones and
wife, Salt Lake; VIM Gibson, Omaha;
E Etnyre, Chicago; C II Foster, Oma-
IA; ] A Lowe, ranch; J D Hardin,
Council Bluffs; Chas L Hall, Fort
Laramie; HIS White, F c Rogers,
Horse Creek.
Bargains in lots to-day at J. W.
Bruner Il J%ohnson's. aul2-1t.