The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-20

Jno. X. Poor went east.
A. M. Sadd returned yesterday.
Posey r. Wilson is in town again.
N. Robertson went to Denver yester-
day.
n. r. Davis came in from the east
yesterday.
DR.. Young of Salt Lake passed east
yesterday.
Zach Thomas arrived from the west
yesterday.
John Keogh returned from Laramie
City yesterday.
Herbert Thayer passed east on his
return to Omaha.
W. G. provinces returned yesterday
from a visit south.
j. G. Baird Esq. went to Greeley
yesterdayssupon legal business.
c. II. Dewey of Omaha, passed east
yesterday on his return home.
Alex. Benhem returned to Cheyenne
yesterday afternoon from the west.
Homer Stull of Omaha passed west
yesterday on his way to Ogden.
City Marshall T. jeff Carr went to
Fort Collins yesterday afternoon.
II. B. Patten and wife returned from
Laramie City yesterday afternoon.
A. Idleman departed yesterday
morning on his usual Colorado trip.
Geo. W Harper and Hugh Chittick
ir., went to Denver yesterday afternoon.
j. H. Pynchon, U. p. travelling
auditor, arrived in this city yesterday.
J. II. Donnelly arrived yesterday
from down on the J%ulesburg branch.
G. W. Collins, of the u. p, passed
through en- route from Omaha to
Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Underwood went to
Denver for a few days, yesterday after
noon.
DIR. j. d. Hopkins departed west to
Percy yesterday TO examine II dairy
herd there.
Gen. Comfy, ex U. S. minister to the
Sandwich islands passed through re-
turning east yesterday.
P. P. Shelby, assistant general freight
agent of the U. y. Railroad came in
from the west yesterday.
Ms. w. C. Lykins and family arrived
in this city from their ranch yesterday
and went to TT. Collins.
Lieut.. Young and wife of Salt Lake
were east bound passengers going
through yesterday afternoon.
William Myers and family who have
been spending the seaso in New York.
are expected to return to-day.
j. H. Mack, business agent for the
Union Square theatre arrived from the
west yesterday and went to Denver.
Mat Ryan jr. arrived via the D. P.
from Leavenworth, KS, yesterday and
went west to attend cattle shipments.
Supt. Ed. Dickinson of the Laramie
division arrived from the west yester-
day with Gen. Supt. Law and his
party.
Mrs. W. W. Crook and Miss Crook
departed yesterday for a visit with
friends in st. Joe. They will be absent
six or eight weeks.
E. A. Reed departed yesterday upon
a business trip to Leadville, from
thence he will go east on a visit to his
home in New York.
Gen. Supt. r. Law and his private
secretary Andy Borie returned yester-
day from an extended trip over the U.
p. and its western branches under .Mr.
Laws control,
Hugh Masterson returned yesterday
from New York where he has been
buying a large and new stock for the
store of the new firm Kelly, Masterson
~ Fredendall, in the Carey block.
During his absence Mr.. NJ. was very
i'll but returned in good health however.
Arrivals at the Railroad House; Mrs
L ID P~ierson, Laramie City; ] S Roe,
Chicago; A J Jordon, st Louis; ] c
Adams, Akron, o.; H Pynchon, Lara
mic Cily. Fred Merriam, Kansas City;
Jno C Mosher, Greeley; NJ L Dunlap,
Jacksonville. Ill; w T Epler, Jackson
vile, Ill; F E Fitzgerald, st Joe; Jno
Dowlin; z Thomas.
Arrivals ut the Inter- Ocean: J W
Darrah; J A Crump, Denver; A P Kin
caid, Denver; A NJ Sadd; c Z Oatman,
Chicago; Mrs NJ Hamilton, st Louis;
Jno H Donnelly; VIM II Decker, Kan
sas City; l A Lowe. Ranch; Alex Ben
hem, Denver; Jno Keogh, Salt Lake;
r Seward, Chicago; Al Bowie, Chug-
water, H NJ Stowell, New York; Jas
Hill, Egbert.
Arrivals at Dyer's: J J Hauphoff,
Fit Laramie; c ] Lyttall, Dakota; Jeff
McDermott, Dakota; Fl Thomas, Grand
Island; ] NJ Conley, Hartville.
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