The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-03

w. X. SchDitger returned FROM the
west Sunday.
Il. j. Fisher, Wyoming arrived from
Laramie City.
C. b. Andews of Fit. Collins arrived
in town yesterday.
Division Supt. Ed. Dickinson came
in on yesterdays No. 4.
Geo. H. West, Greeley is in the city
having arrived yesterday.
Eli Elliott arrived in this city yester-
day from West Liberty, Ia.
Chas. II. Hutton, of Laramie City
arrived from the west yesterday.
Jno. W. Stryker of Laramie City is
in town stopping at the Inter-O Ocean.
c. W. Kitchen of the Kitchen Bros.
passed east from Laramie City yester-
day.
Sheriff Boswell of Albany county
came down from Laramie City yester-
day.
Herbert Thayer arrived from the
south and departed east Sunday after
noon.
G. T. Seabury arrived in this city
yesterday, stopping at the Railroad
house.
N. Bowling of the cattle firm of
Bowling Bros arrived in this city yes
terday.
J.. II. Pynchon travelling auditor for
the U. p, arrived from Laramie City
Sunday.
"Commodore" Trufant ran up from
Denver Sunday to make his friends
here a call.
A. D.. Clark purchasing agent for the
U. p. Railway, passed west yesterday
afternoon.
E. p. Snow went over the hill to
Laramie City Sunday upon internal
revenue business.
Ex-Delegate Downey, of Laramie
City passed through this city yesterday
en- route to Denver.
Capt. Russell of Omaha was an east
bound passenger npon yesterdays No.
4. passing through.
David A. Zeagler, special agent Of
the Washington Life Insurance com
pany of New York, is at Dyer's.
A.. Martin has returned from a visit
to his home in Canada and his smiling
face is seen upon the streets once more.
N. Robertson came up from Denver
Sunday afternoon to be in attendance
upon the meeting of the county CON
missioners.
Lieut.. Col. Anderson, the new com
mandant at Fort u. A. Russell arrived
Sunday and Maj. DeRussy departed
east yesterday.
Frank s. Lusk, manager of the
Western live stock company, arrived in
this city from the country Sunday and
went to Denver yesterday.
Mr.. Bowser, the original Pltticus
Green in Hazel Kirke, passed east yester-
day, leaving the company at Laramie
City and being en- route to Chicago.
viii Owens, one of the leading mem
bers of the Laramie City bicycle club,
come over the hill yesterday, took q
peep at the town and went back on
No. 4.
Robert Galbraith and wife, Of Lara
mic City, who have been upon an
tended visit to the old home in Scotland,
passed through this city Sunday upon
their return to Laramie.
Senator Grover of Oregon, whose
very rapid trip across the continent at
the time he was a member of the cleo
toral commission will be recalled, pass
ed through this city Sunday westward
bound.
Mrs. NJ. Banow, wife Of the city
editor of the Laramie Boomerang, pass
ed east Sunday for a visit upon friends
and relatives in Nebraska. Mr.. Barrow
accompanied her as far as this city, re-
turning on No. 3.
Rev. &. II. Seymour, rector of st.
Marks, preached his farewell sermon
Sunday morning and departed east by
the afternoon train, en- route to New
Haven, Conn. During his short pastor
ate here Mr.. Seymour has made many
friends who will regret very much his
departure.
Rev. c. NJ. Sanders and daughter re-
turned Sunday afternoon from the west,
not remaining to participate in the
dedication of the new Congregation
church at Rock Springs because of the
sudden death of the child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. L. Holt and the funeral yes
terday afternoon, at which Mr.. Sanders
was called to oficiate.
Mrs. John Stanley, her father, Mr..
Dryer, and her daughters Miss Stanley
and Miss Nettie departed by yesterdays
west bound express en- route to Butte
City, Mont, where Mr.. Stanley and
family will make their home; all OF
which will be regretted, and by none
more than the young people who
accompanied Miss Stanley to the depot
to bid God speed.
Or rich and poor, IL you're not wont.
To brush your teeth with SOZODONT.
You'll one day suffer deep remorse,
For sOon they'll crumble in decay.