The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-27
PERSONALITIES


A. Ballou Is in town.
John Dial and family are in the
city.
NJ. IdelmaH wcat soGth yesterday
afternoon.
Thomas Sturgis arrived from a run
out east Sunday afternoon.
Mayor Carey returned from an east
ern trip Sunday afternoon.
Colonel Hooker returned to this
city from Salt Lake yesterday after
noon.
Major and Mrs. Elderkin and their
daughters arrived from the east by Sun
days No. 3.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred. Landau returned
Sunday afternoon from an extended
eastern trip.
Sheriff Boswell made Il flying trip
over the hill from Laramie yesterday
and returned on No. B..
Will Schniger, deputy United States
marshal, went up to Laramie city Sun
day, returning again to-day.
James Dater, of the Dater Bros,
went up to Laramie Sunday to receive
some recently purchased cattle.
DIR. Barkwell went down to Carr
yesterday, summoned bya Geographic
dispatch to reduce Il fractured leg,
l.. c. Stevens, contractor on the
Oregon Short Line, passed through this
city westward bound Sunday after
noon.
j. II. Klymer, quite an extension
contractor in Union Pacific work, pass
ed east yesterday EN- route to Omaha.
He has been up in Idaho.
Mr.. Mann, Rock Island passenger
agent for Colorado, succeeding J. NJ.
Edgar in that Office, arrived from the
west and went south yesterday.
Maggie Il. Y. Mobley, the belligerant
Maggie of the Grand Island Indepen-
dent, passed east yesterday, a lively
representative of journalists.
Major Mclaughlin, a prominent
Pacific coast mining expert, passed
east yesterday enroute from n short
visit from Camp Douglas to New
York.
DIR. i. b. Graham, Miss Clara Ora
ham and Mr.. Bassett arrived in town
Sunday from the DOCTORS ranch in the
neighborhOOd of Fort Robinson,
| Nebraska.
L. 5. Snow, a passenger conductor
running from Laramie to Green river,
passed east yesterday, accompanied by
his family, going to Austinburg, Ohio,
fora months vacation.
George Garrett, formerly'a Cheyenne
boy but now connected with the
Boomerang Office at Laramie, arrived
in this city yesterday to make a brief
call upon his numerous friends here.
w. z. Carroll is sorely afflicted. Ills
latest ailment is failing eyesight. Yes
terday he started in to act as clerk TO
the %coroner's jury and was forced I'd
give up because he could not see how
to write.
j.. X. Jeffrey arrived from Fort Col
Inns Sunday, having visited that place
for the purpose of making final arrange
ments for the accommodation of the
Fourth of July excursion under the
auspices of the Durant's and the city
band. He secured the grove which was
used by the last excursion from this
city, and stands and platform will be
erected and everything which will tend
to make the affair comfortable and
pleasant will be attended to, and a
thoroughly good time may be ex-
pected.
Arrivals at Dyers: w. NJ. Anderson,
Denver; w. II. Sheasby, Ogden; l.. E.
Hazard, Boston; David WhelplaY,
Omaha.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: l..
Tuckerman; j. p. Goodwin; j. II.
Paterson, st. Louis; T. d. Perrine,
Chicago; Sol. Rice, Leadville; r. V.
Conner, Rawiins; j.. w. Kingman;
foIty-seven members of Haverly's
Mastodons.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: Mrs.
E. j.. Crabbe, son and daughter Mrs.
Il. l.. Gardner, Miss CrahDe, Miss Ida
z. Crabbe, Miss l.. Crabbe, Great Neck,
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