The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-10

Mr.. G. %Snydacker returned yesterday
from Denver.
William Woodruff departed west on
yesterdays Nc. B.
G.. A. Searight arrived yesterdy after
noon from the east.
Fred. Schwartz returned to town
from the west yesterday.
DIR. Wyman has recovered and is at
tending to business again.
Paymaster SniGin departed on u trip
west yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Durbin returned to this city
yesterday by the U. p. train.
Thomas Hunton, of Bordeaux, is in
town, having arrived yesterday.
j. t. Allan, of the U. P, arrived
from Boulder yesterday afternoon.
Fred. X. Kuhnen, of Davenport,
Ia, arrived in this city yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. j. T. Clark, after a brief visit
in this city, continued her journey west
yesterday.
Mr.. Root, of Oberne, HoOsick Il Co.,
returned yesterday from a business trip
out on the road.
Morris Rosenbaum. of Chicago, re-
turned from a brief visit to Denver
yesterday afternoon.
S. A. Josslyn, agent of the celebrated
medical work "Plain Facts" is insthe
city canvassing for sales.
Captain W. A. Elderkin and Mrs.
EIderkin departed yesterday afternoon
for st. Louis and Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt, Mrs.
Fairburn and Miss Ada Blakeway, of
Illinois, are visiting H. S. Oliver.
Henry Altman, of II. & NJ. D. Alt
man, of this city, went down into Colo
RADIO on a business trip yesterday.
Assistant Chief Engineer Way, of
the Union Pacific railway, passed west
yesterday, going up on the Oregon short
line.
John Meals and wife, of Philadelphia,
passed through this city yesterday en-
route to Fort Bridger for a summer
visit.
Abe Idelman, of the Idelman Bros,
arrived from the coast yesterday and
limped up to the hotel with a strained
ankle.
Mrs. j. Y. LANCER, mother-ln-l law of
Pullman Of drawing room car fame,
was an east bound passenger on yester-
days No. 4.
Miss Tillie Swanson, of Creston, Ia,
arrived in this city yesterday upon an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs. ].
K. S%eagraves.
Mrs. A. E. Woodson, wife of Captain
Woodson Of the 3rd cavalry, arrived in
this city yesterday accompanied by her
son, an invalid.
Professor +. j. Stanton returned
from a professional visit to the Table
mountain district yesterday and went
to Denver over the d. p.
Rev. George H. Cornell, who has
been attending the Episcopal convoca-
ton in this city, departed yesterday.
After a brief Denver visit he will make
an eastern trip.
Morris Rosenbaum and Godfrey Sny-
dacker, of Chicago, who have been
spending several weeks in Cheyenne
and vicinity, departed for the east
yesterday afternoon.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: J.. II.
Arthur, Council Bluffs; H. Rinaldo,
Chicago; A. Idelman; E. W. Harlow:
Omaha; Ed. Johnson, Ogden; Thomas
Hunton, Bordeaux.
Arrivals at the Railroad house:
Charles Stein, San Francisco; Mr.. s.
Gedas, San Francisco; Mrs. A. E.
Woodson and son; Charles V. Parker,
Covington, Ky; Fred. K. Kuhnen,
Davenport; j. T. Allan, Omaha.
Arrivals at Dyer's: F. A. Burr and
wife, Salt Lake; J. P. Simpson; VIM.
Dolan, Egbert; Samuel Sarman, Cam
bridge; George A. Root; R. H. Dyer,
Denver; W. Sheasby, Ogden; F. W.
Swartz, Pole creek; F. A. Fox, Chug-
water; Thomas Long, SWANS ranch;
Edwin Francis, Chugwater.