The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-07
PERSONAL

o. W. Mead and Ira Lowe left yes
terday for Granger.
J.. N. Chadwick, of Horse creek, was
in town yesterday.
j.. J.. McCool came in from the west
yesterday afternoon.
Judge NJ. c. Brown came down from
Laramie City yesterday afternoon.
Benz. Hamburger arrived from the
west yesterday on his return to Denver.
DR.. E. b Graham returned yesterday
from a brief visit to Colorado Springs.
a. NJ. Sadd, representing j. H. Wood
s. Co., returned from Laramie city
yesterday.
Miss Carrie Whitcomb departed
yesterday afternoon for a short visit at
Leadville.
H. A. Blair returned by last even
ing's coach from his ranch on the Run
ming Water.
D. c. Stapleton, representing a Des
Moines jewelry house, arrived in this
city yesterday.
Ora Haley came owe from Laramie
City yesterday morning, making Chey-
enne a brief call.
George H. West, of the banking firm
of Emmerson & West, returned to
Greeley yesterday.
G. A. Dunlap, representing Wood
Bros, OF Chicago, returned yesterday
from a western trip.
George L. Holt departed yesterday
afternoon on the west bound train for
his ranch near Buffalo.
A. r. Johnson, who has been out
west in the interests of the Sun, return
ed yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Davis, whose husband was train
dispatcher at Laramie City some years
ago, passed west yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. George w. Harper and N.
Wagner returned from Greeley yester-
day. the latter going to North Platte.
]. II. Donnelly ran down to North
Platte yesterday afternoon to keep an
eye out for the interests of his live
stock commission firm.
The familiar face and voice of George
Simpson appeared on IL streets yes
terday, he having arrived from the
south by the D. p. train.
City Attorney John A. Riner return
ed from Denver yesterday, whittier be
had been upon business connected with
the new system of waterworks.
c. II. Holderman, of Rappel &
Halderman, came into town with his
shipment of cattle from Rawlins yes.
terday. The cattle were fed here.
Mrs. Samuel Jones, wife of the assist,
ant passenger agent Of the Unior
Pacific railway, passed west yesterday
with a party of FIVE en- route to Salt
Lake.
f. c. Green departed for Council
Bluffs yesterday. Mr.. Green will MAKE
the Bluffs his headquarters during the
shipping season, representing ]. H
Wood & Co., of Chicago.
Territorial S~tenographer Richardson
started out yesterday afternoon fol
Buffalo, johnson county, to be in at
tendance at the first session of district
court held in the newly organized
county.
II. W. Lightcap is in town AGAR
looking after the interests of A. A
Devere & Son, the popular importing
tailors Of Chicago, and he has with hin
as fine a line Of samples from which tt
suit yourself, asiyou could well expect tt
see. He is stopping at the Railroad
house, where he will be pleased to SET
his friends and acquaintance, and JUS
as many new ones as can be persuaded
to come.
Arrivals at Dyers: W. j. Graves
Taylor, Colo, Dan c. Pattersry; E. G
Boysen, Philadelphia; T. r. Boyer
Buffalo, N. Y; j. H. Cumley, Denver
A. R. Johnson; j. D. Clark and son
Sioux City; Miss Annie Maxwell
Chugwater.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: H
Hycott, New York; H. w. Lightcap
G. D. Otis, Mrs. Harrington, Chicago
G. c. Pintkey, Denver; d. G. Steptston
Des Moines; Ira A. Fosburg; Chicago
T. D. and M. Lewis, Butte, Mont, T.
R. Robinson, Kansas City; A. o. Ing
ling, Golden; B. F. Clarke, Collins, II,
s. Pierce, Egbert; E. E. Willard.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: S. c.
Bowen, Denver; T. T. Bliss, Mass, E.
Warning, Salt Lake; G.. Binna; o. W.
Mead, Ira Lowe, Boston; j. Wechsle.
st. Joseph; G. II. Holderman, Morris
H. Valdez, G. W. Harper, Chicago,
Sam Doss, H. 4. Hardy, s. A. Maley,
Trinidad; W. G.. Elliot. Toledo, n.
Wagner, Chicago; W. H. Dunlap, Den,
yer; w. A. Davis, ]. Pettibone, Jr.,
Spring creek; NJ. G. Brown, Laramie
City; G. A. Dunlap, Chicago; j. M.
Chadwick, Horse creek; A. NJ. Sadd,