The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-27
Personal


Z. II. Devolt went to Denver yester-
day. ..r ..... %
Geo. H. Diehi returned from Greeley
yesterday.
j. R. Witbrow went over the hill
| yesterday.
P. f. Frederlckss went TO Laramie
! City yesterday.
W. s. Thornby went TO Denver yes
serday afternoon.
George Dunlap wen to Laramie City
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. .Jno. Chase and son went to
Denver yesterday afternoon.
Miss Tracy went down to Egbert for
a few days visit, yesterday.
John David departed west yesterday
via Rock Creek to FIT. Fetterman.
F. B. Hord and family arrived yes
terday afternoon from their ranch.
Mr.. P~lunkett, of Plunket, Roche
| s. Co. arrived from the west yesterday.
l.. Voohrees departed On yesterdays
No. 3. en- route upon a business trip to
Fargo, Dakota.
Capt. J.. T. Murphy and family,
Bath, Me-, arrived in this city yester-
day stopping at the Raiload house.
Capt. Keefe departed yesterday for
| Omaha having recently been relieved
at TT. Russell and ordered to Omaha.
Senator T. f. Bayard of Delaware
passed east yesterday on his return
home from d trip to the Pacific coast.
Col. Hammond and party passed east
yesterday on No. 8. occupying the
special Pullman tourist car LEAK
| Walton"
u. o. Mills and party occupied the
special Central Pacific car California,
attached to No. 4. yesterday eastward
bound.
Mrs. DIR. NJ. G. Barkwell who has
been visiting her daughter and friends
in Denver, returned yesterday after
noon.
County clerk J.. X. Jeffrey and Mrs.
Jeffrey returned yesterday from Denver
where they have been spending several
days.
j. II. Kirkpatrick, now division clerk
for the Utah Northern and Oregon
short line has his headquarters at
Logan, Utah.
]. ID. Corey, city agent of the LEADER,
who has been severely i'll and confined
to the house for several weeks, is inn
proving and will Don be about again.
II. II. Gorringe, whose name was
made familiar in connection with the
transportation to New York, of the
Cleopatra needle, passed cast yesterday
4 passenger upon yesterdays No. 4.
John H. Bartlett, manager for the
Wyoming Copper company arrived in
this city from Denver yesterday &C
companied by his family. Mr.. Bart
lett will make Cheyenne his head quar-
tiers for the present.
Capt. Wstmore and wife who have
been spending several days at Fort
Russell the guests of Maj. DeRussy
departed east yesterday. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wetmore are on their return to
! New York from ii trip to Alaska.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: VIM
HANSEN jr; is McCool and wife, Tie
Siding; Theo Gowd, Chicago; Arthur
V Tisdall, Texas; G f C Smith, st
| Louis; L Wood, Indianapolis; A Cass
Garfield, New York; Capt JF Murphy
| and family, Bath, Me.
Arrivals at Dyer's: ID b Kerr,
Fremont, Neb; Jacob Borale, Fremont,
| Neb; S Dunlap, California; \ Smock,
| Denver, w r Masen fredericksburg,
| Va; ] B Hambelton, FIT Fetterman;
| DIR n Jones, and niece, New York; II
Thomas, Grand Island; G F Rugg,
Pole Creek; T A Duffy, Fl Fetterman.
Arrivals at the Inter-Oc Ocean Jas
Whyte, Philadelphia; + b Hord and
wife and two children, La Bonita; Robt
Hill, Marion, Ohio; p p Seymour,
Chicago; Jno IL Bartlett, wife and two
children, Denver; L G Wood, Kansas
City; J II d Rowan, Baltimore; f ]
Guth, Chicago; e A CURLY, st Louis;
Geo II Diehl, Chicago.