The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-15

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day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Snow returned to
town yesterday
Fl. B. Rumsey, of Sidney, was in
town yesterday.
c. R. Palmer, Chicago, arrived yes
terday afternoon.
George W. Harper arrived from
Ogalalla yesterday.
j. d. Hardin returned from Ogalalla
yesterday afternoon.
James Peck, of Milwaukee. arrived
in this city Sunday.
Thomas McShane, of Omaha, arrived
in this city yesterday.
1. A. Lowe came in from Mead &
loves ranch yesterday.
j. w. Darrah returned from Nebraska
shipping points yesterday.
A. r. Brown and E. S. Wilder went
down to Ogalalla yesterday.
George Dunlap returned yesterday
from a run down to Ogalalla.
7. Dyer departed on yesterdays No.
3 for a trip up into Montana.
Mrs. and Mrs. William Evans came
over from Laramie City Sunday.
Mrs. G. F. Annett returned from a
western trip yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. W. T. Roath ond Miss Mamie
Roath returned to Denver Sunday.
E. Nagle went ont west yesterday
afternoon en- route to Helena, Mont.
Marshal Gustav Schnitger departed
on his return to Laramie City yester-
day.
A. Idelman returned Sunday from a
run out on the road for Idelman
Bros.
John Comfy, recorder of the Hart
vile district, arrived in this town
Sunday.
II. Kelly was in town yesterday to
act with the board of county commits
%sioners,
Samuel Haas, Mrs. Haas and daugh-
ter arrived in this city Sunday from
Laramie City.
W. r. Schnitger and John A. Riner
departed west yesterday en- route to
Fort Washakie.
A. R. Converse, OF the First National
bank, started west yesterday for
Helena, Montana.
Mr.. Coburn, of the Black Hills stage
line at Sidney, passed through this city
yesterday going west.
Samuel Boyd, a brother of Mayor
Boyd, passed through this city west
ward bound yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Martin arrived in
this city from Egbert on Sunday, re-
turning yesterday afternoon.
N. NJ. Wells, of the Schuyler, Neb.,
Touring firm of Wells 81 Nieman,
arrived in this city yesterday.
W. T. Gibbons, clerk to Paymaster
Wham, arrived from Laramie City yes
terday to take up his residence here.
EHon. L. r. Rhodes and wife, of Fort
Collins, arrived from the west yesteI-
day, returning from a visit to Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Ed. Chase, of Denver, arrived
from Denver yesterday afternoon, visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Chase of tn,
Inter Ocean.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Clay departed
yesterday for Rock Creek, where Mr.
Clay recently established a fiourishine
mercantile business.
Mr.. Neal Donovan and family have
gone to Greeley for a weeks visit. J
Il, Magoon will be in charge of tn,
store during Mr.. Donovan's absence.
Prof. Samuel Aughey is in the OF
region north of Rawlins gathering fos
sis to add to the collection of th'
Nebraska state university at Lincoln.
Governor Hale and his party, will
she exception of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
returned from Laramie City and wenl
20 Denver Sunday to do the exposi
ion.
Rev. q. NJ. Sanders returned from
ireeley yesterday, whittier he had beer
n an exchange of pulpits with Rev
Mr.. Packard, who also returned HON
yesterday.
Major Jos. Wham, paymaster Unitef
States army, and Mrs. Wham arrived
n this city Sunday to take up thei
,bode at Fort Russell, to which pos
Major Wham was transferred by recen
,rmy orders.
S, F. Smith, superintendent. of TIN
| Kansas division of the Union Pacij
ailway, and A. A. Egbert, passe'
trough this city Sunday evening on
,pecial train en- route to Laramie City
they returned yesterday afternoon.
Father Quinn, of Fremont, Is il
own on a visit with Father Hays an
10 brought, for the sake Of diversion !
5 supposed, the fever and ague witt