The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-17

NJ. NJ. Patterson went to Denver yes.
terday-
Edgar B. Bronson went to Denver
yesterday.
Geo. W. Harper returned from
Ogalalla yesterday.
John Conley and D. c. Grant OF
Huntsville are in town.
G. J. Steedman, Idaho, arrived in
this city yesterday afternoon.
V. Del. Mansfield, of Greeley, ar
rived in this city yesterday.
Ms. II. B. Patten went to Laramie
City yesterday afternoon.
Lieut.. Gurley arrived in this city yes
terday afternoon from the south.
H. b. Rumsey passed west yesterday
on his way to his ranch rear Laramie
City.
Mrs. Geo. W. Hoyt and child return
ed yesterday from an extended visit
south.
Mrs. Thos. Inman, mother of G. f.
Inman, of this city, is visiting with her
son here.
Geo. T. Inman returned yesterday
afternoon from a visit to Denver and
the exposition.
Geo. Garrett, passed through this
city on his return to Laramie City from
a visit to Denver.
J. II. Medium arrived from the
south yesterday afternoon, stopping
owe in this city.
o. W. Joslyn and a party OF promi-
nent Wall street men passed west on
yesterdays No. 3.
John c, Dyer and John NJ. Findley
of Rawlins returned from Denver yes
terday and stopped over in this city.
Paymaster Stanton of the army, AZ
rived at Sidney yesterday to scatter the
ducats among the boys in blue there.
Len Carter of Omaha, passed west
yesterday for the Oregon Short line,
for which road, he has a tie contract.
Mrs. F. ]. Stanton, Miss stanton and
Mrs. Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanton, arrived from Denver yester-
day afternoon.
Chas. Blydenburgh, of the Carbon
County Journal arrived in this city
from Denver where he has been doing
the exposition.
The Very Rev. Canon Rafter has
arrived in this city the guest of DR..
Seymour and will preach at the Episco-
pal church to-day.
Hon. W. q. Irvine departed yester-
day afternoon upon Il visit east, and on
his return will be accompanied by Mrs.
Irvine who is Mt present in Boston.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: j
NJ Davidson, New York; Chancey
Curtiss, Kansas City; AID Evans, Chi
cago; CD Steedman, Idaho; A n Cronly,
Fit Laramie.
Hon. ]. p. Irish OF Iowa, his family
and niece Miss Lizzie Irish were pass
engers on yesterdays west bound train
en- route to California, where Mr.. Irish
will assume the editorial direction of
the Oakland Times.
Miss Sallie Starlight started yester.
day for Wilson College, Chanbersburg,
Penna., where she intends to remaia
attending to her studies till next June
A merry party of friends accompanied
her to the depot, to bid her goodbye and
wish her a pleasant journey. Our young
girls are none too numerous in Chey-
eune, and our citizens miss the smiling
faces of the absentees. But we hope
to see them return improved and to
stay.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: j. NJ.
Culver, Muddy; F. Guiterman, Denver;
V. De L. Mansfield, Greeley; j. W.
Ball, st. Louis; j. Bean Jr., Hilliard,
wyo., F. Alky, Laramie, j. W. Mel
drum, Laramie City; Geo. w. Harper,
Chicago.
Arrivals at Dyer's: A. A. Dewey,
Central City; P. Barber, Custer; j. E.
Graham, Greeley; Jno. Comfy, Hart
vile; D. C. Grant, Hartville; Chas. E.
Blydenburg, Jno. c. Dyer, Jno. NJ.
Findly, Rawlin; J.. NJ. McEneany,
August Selm, Rock Creek; c. Scannell,
Fort Laramie; Geo. w. Balcomb, Hot
Creek; Jno. NJ. Lowe, Fort Laramie.
County Records.