The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-13
PERSONAL MENTION

j. III. BARTLETT went to Denver.
F. ]. Rappal, jr, arrived yesterday.
H. S. White returned to his ranch.
J. ID. Hardin went east last evening.
A. D. Chamberlain went out to his
ranch.
Henry Rumsey passed east yesterday
to Sidney.
Chas. Clay arrived from the west
yesterday.
H. S. Manville, came in from the
ranch Yesterday.
BENZ. Hellman went over to Laramie
City yesterday.
T. j. Swan and wife arrived from
the east yesterday.
John Harrington left yesterday after
noon for New York
Peter Smith and wife passed through
yesterday on their return to Chicago.
Miss Julia Lusk returned yesterday
from a visit with friends in Denver.
The Boston Quintette club came in
from the west yesterday. stopping at
Dyer's.
Frank Hanlon. travelling agent for
the U. p. passed through going east
yesterday.
Mrs. W. II. Hubbard returned from
Denver yesterday accompanied by her
two children.
Prof. G. E. Bailey, the newly APP
pointed territorial g~eologist, went to
Denver yesterday.
Russell Thorp has gone to Copperopo-
lis where he has become the owner of
some Gne property.
r. G.. Head and family, Texas.
arrived In this city yesterday, stopping
at b Railroad house.
G. M. Turck, a farmer resident of
this city, but now of Butte City, arrived
from the west yesterday.
Rev. G. NJ. Sanders went to Greeley
yesterday and will occupy the Congre-
gational pulpit there to-day.
One of the Walker Bros, of Salt
Lake with his daughter and his son
passed east yesterday en- route to
Europe.
Ed. M. Wolf, chief operator at the
U. 2. telegraph office, returned yester-
day from Silver City, after quite a visit
spent there.
L.. Il. Eames, the banker of Ottawa,
llls., arrived in this city yesterday with
the view of investing in some of
Wyoming's interests.
Rev. MI. Packard, of the Congrega
tional church at Greeley, arrived in
this city and will remain over to-day,
occupying Rev. Sanders pulpit.
Mr.. ]. c. Harrington, a conductor on
the western division, returned yester-
day from an eastern visit, and is stop
ing with his brother, Mr.. Harrington.
clerk at Dyers.
Deputy Sheriff VIII Hosford safely
reached Miles City and found the pris-
oners he went after, Kirkpatrick and
Reed, wanted for stealing a p a of
Montague mules.
j. d. Corey and wife returned last
evening from a short fishing excursion
in company with W. D. Pease and
family, to. Fish creek. An enjoyable
time Is reported.
Deputy Sheriff Reese returned yes
terday from Greeley, whittier he went
after n of the o W hsrses recently
stolen, and which was found there. A
negro brought the horse in and traded
him of, and the colored gentleman lies
in Jail.
Arrivals at Dyer's: C. Van Werden,
Keokuk, La; J g Harrington, Bing-
hamton; Mrs. P H Windheim; Miss
Cora r. Miller, Boston; Isidor Schnitz-
Ter, Boston; Thos Ryan, Boston; Fred
erick Giese, Boston; Hugh Linden; A
J Williams.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: l..
H Eames, Ottawa, Ills; ] S Payne,
wife, child and servant; VIM L
Cornish; r G Head, wife and children,
Texas; Jas F Bush, Bear Creek; W S
Stevenson, Kansas City; Miss Nora
Kelly; VIM r Hamilton, New Bethle-
hem; @ NJ Turck, Butte.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: r 3
Graham, England; A T earns, Eng
land; L W Graham, England; H c
Wilson, England; ] Graham, England;
E A J Maynard, England; William
Hammermilier, Chicago; H Cumming,
Denver; H S Manvllle, ranch; ] b
McCullay, st. Louis; W NJ Chapman,
Laramie; Ernest Thiele, Boston, VIM
Schade, Boston; Geo Halton, Canada;
F J Rappal, jr, Joliet; Ten, Sells
advertising car No. 2.