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

A. NJ. Sadd went out east Sunday.
L. d. Perrine went to Pine Bluff.
yesterday
W. C. Lykins and family arrived il
town yesterday.
Posey s. Wilson arrived in this city
Sunday.
Judge W, W. Pack departed ives,
yesterday.
viii Starlight returned from the east
yesterday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Phillips returned to this
city Sunday.
J. W. Tarrah went out east yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Jas. Julian returned from the
east yesterday.
Jas. F. Bush came in from Bear
Creek, yesterday.
Supt. Ed. Dickinson came down from
Laramie City Sunday.
Capt. Vroom' Sd cavalry is in com
mand of Fort Thomas, A. t.
Mr.. ]. Peycke, of Peycke Bros,
Omaha arrived in this city Sunday.
Mrs. M. J. Clark and Mrs. Carter
were in from Horse Creek yesterday.
Miss Mary Kerrigan went to Denver
to attend school at st. Mary's academy.
]. G. Pratt departed yesterday on a
pleasant triPthrough southern Colorado.
Miss Kate Phelps returned from the
east Sunday to resume her duties in the
school.
Miss Lulu Woolsey went to Denver
yesterday to resume her studies at st.
Mary's academy.
Mrs. NJ. E. Post continues to recover
from the severe injuries received by the
runaway a few days since.
Misses Blanche Moore and Lizzie
Whitcomb will go to Denver to-day to
enter Wolfe Hall for the new term.
DIR. Mercer, surgeon for the Union
Pacific railroad was a passenger upon
No. g., yesterday westward bound.
G. T. Seabury, of the cattle raising
firm of Seabury and Gardner, came in
from the Bear Creek ranch yesterday.
Ex-senator Paddock of the Utah
commission passed through on his
return from Salt Lake to Bsatrice,
Neb.
Hugh Chittlck jr., made flying visit
to town yesterday arriving by No. 3,
and returning east to Pine Bluffs by
No. A..
Misses Jessie Barkwell and Ida
Bergman of this city went to Denver
yesterday to attend the new term at
Wolfe Hall.
Col. Babbitt departed for Chicago
yesterday upon business connected
with the affairs OF the Wyoming
Copper Co.
]. c. Band went to Rawlms Sunday
to attend the meeting of the Wyoming
press association and to be present al
the press ball.
A special train came in last night.
from the east, Supt. Law, Mrs. Law
and children and Division Supt. Dick,
inson, on board.
Mrs E. A. Abry and children, wife ant
children of Cashier Abry of the Stoci
Growers National bank of this city
arrived from Dubuque Sunday.
N. E. Wheeler proprietor of thu
Meadow Spring ranch where so many
sheep were destroyed by a water Spout
some time since, is in the city,
Mrs. W.D. Pease and her little daugh
ter Bertha departed yesterday Afternoon
for Rockford, Ills, where she viii
spend several weeks with her parents
and relatives.
Gov. Hale and wife and Secretary
Morgan and wife, went to Rawlin,
Sunday to be present at the compli
hioutalJ pall W bho "bulhlHg pres
association given last evening.
Yesterday, in company with Rev
Mr.. M%illington, Master Charlie Snyder
and his sister Laura, children of j. w
Snyder of this city went over to Den
yer to attend the Denver University.
Maj. W. A. Elderkin returned yes
terday from the hot springs, Utah
where he has been spending severa
weeks for the benefit of his health
His numerous friends will be glad t,
learn that he has been very much bene
fitted by his s%ojourn at the springs.
COLORADO NOTES.