The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-17
PERSON
a. Martin is in town.

Springs yesterday.
L. Voorhees, went down to Sidney
yesterday afternoon.
II. A. Blair returned from Chicago
yesterday afternoon.
Henry Altman arrived from his Col
orado trip last evening.
Prof. N. f. Stark and family went
south yesterday afternoon.
G. A. Root returned from a business
tip east yesterday afternoon.
Thos. Lawson and &. b. Anderson
returned to town yesterday.
Harry Hoffman arrived yesterday
afternoon from Laramie City.
Col. W. G. Bullock returned to this
city from the east yesterday.
p Mrs. Jas. a. Jackson went west
yesterday en- route to Salt Lake.
Samuel Richie, U. P. stock agent.
went south yesterday afternoon.
o. w. Mead and $. A. Lowe arrived
in this city Yesterday afternoon.
C. W. Lyman, of Salt Lake, passed
west yesterday on his return homo.
Joseph Frank, of Swan Bros. &
Frank, returned to Cheyenne yesterday.
W. II. Hardin contemplates starting
for Butte City, Montana, Tuesday
next.
Phil. Dater and John Harrington will
depart for Dater & Harrington's ranch
to-day.
L. W. Gardner, of Seabury & Card
ner, returned to the Bear creek ranch
last evening.
Philip Dater, of the Dater Bros, re-
turned from Laramie City yesterday
afternoon.
Chas. II. Keeshin, representing Ha-
verley's MINISTRIES, arrived from Denver
yesterday.
Joseph Ireland, father of Mrs. Z. n.
Potter, of this city, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter.
Frank Stanton will go to Hartville
this morning, accompanying Hon. ]. S.
Bartlett and family.
Mrs. A. Borie, of this city, and Mrs.
Downey, of Laramie, arrived by yester-
days train from the east.
J.. T. Clark, general agent for the
Chicago & Northwestern R. r, passed
west on yesterdays No. 8.
Mrs. Lieut.. g. W. Rockwell and
Mrs. C. D. Parkurst departed by yes
terday's east bound express.
]. s. Magoon arrived yesterday from
Colorado Springs where he has been
attending the Colorado State Sunday
School convention.
j. A. Wood, of Sprague, Warren &
Co. 8 Denver store, is in this city max.
Ing his numerous Cheyenne acquaint-
auces a pleasant call.
Hon 1. S. Bartlett and family will de-
part to-day for Hartville where Mr..
Bartlett has a fine store and a substan-
tial residence. They will stay for the
summer.
Rev. n. A. Chamberlain returned
yesterday from Colorado Springs, where
he has been in attendance upon the ses-
sion Of the Colorado State Sunday
School association held there.
j. P. Hennesley, a popular conduc-
tor running on the east end OF the U.
p, passed west yesterday en- route to
the springs neal Ogden, whittier he
goes on account of of i'll health.
J. 4. Grier. general freight agent Of
the Michigan Central R. R., passed
through this city yesterday in the
special NJ. c. car, Nc. 90, accompanied
by Instantly, all en- route for San Fran
cisco.
Phil Dater and John Harrington will
leave this morning for their ranch.
This is Johns first visit to the ranch
of which he is part owner, and he will
take his initiatory lesson as a COW
puncher. He has a good supply Of ar
MICA and sticking plaster with him.
Arrivals at Dyers: G. A. Root; Thos.
Long, Swans Ranch; NJ. W. Stone;
Jno. ]. Wyatt, Denver; F. S. Jones,
Marcellus, Mich.
Arrivals at the Railroad house :;
o. A. Robenhager, st. Louis, W. G.
Bullock; John Sparks; Mrs. May ReY-
nolds, Brodhead, Wis; G. W. Para
dice, Kansas City; NJ. H. Heynemann,
San Francisco; NJ. B. Griffin, San
Francisco; J.. Trinnin; H. A. Blair;
Chicago; James Parker, Powder river.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean Chas.
II. Keeshiu and wife; G. J. Brown,
Brockville, Canada; $. S. Stratton,
Denver; H. R. Smith, Mansfield, o.;
John Reed, Mansfield, OF. j. Rappal,
Joliet; II. II. Robinson, Des Moines;
S. W. Mead, Boston; S. A. Lowe Bos-
ton; Thos. Lawson, Scotland; c. B.
Anderson, Scotland; Joseph Frank,
Chicago; G.. b. Griffin, Manchester,
Ia; A. Martin, Egbert; n. c. Chase,
Chicago; W. J. Willis, Detroit.
Strawberries, ice cream, cake and