The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

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city yesterday.
Moreton Frewen arreyed from the
west yesterday.
Chas. Haas returned to Council
Bluffs yesterday.
W. W. Corlett returned from Green
River yesterday.
Father Jno. Hays returned from the
south yesterday.
@. r. Palmer came in from the west
yesterday af ternoon.a
Supt. Dickinson ca me over from
Laramie yesterday.
John Keogh returned from the west
y yesterday afternoon.
Ex-Gov. Hoyt returned yesterday
afternoon from Denver.
Prof. G. E. Bailey has returned from
a visit to Cummins City.
Samuel Haas passed through going
east yesterday afternoon.
G. 5. Erb, of the Walker house Salt
Lake passed west yesterday.
w. f. Brown arrived from Nebraska
shipping points last evening.
Mrs. d. o. Mills was an east bound
passenger on Yesterdays No. A.
Rev. c. NJ. Sanders and his daughter
went west yesterday to Green River.
VIM. Jennings, mayor of Salt Lake
passed through going west yesterday.
Gen. Supt. Law returned, from the
west in his special car 100" yesterday.
Bishop Sharpe passed west in a
special Utah Central II. II. car yester-
day.
JIG. 5. Richardson, territoril stem
ographer retu rned from the west yes
terday.
Rev. Mr.. Hall of La ramie City arrived
from Denver yesterday and departed
on his return home.
]. II. Bartlett, superintendent for
the Wyoming copper company, went
to Hartyille yesterday.
Congressman Wise of p ennsylyania
who has been spending several days in
this city went out west yesterday.
Gen. Palmer president of the Denver
& Rio Grande r. r. with DIR. w. A.
Bell, vice president passed west yester-
day upon No. 3.
S. A. Gutherie and W. 4. Gutherie
of Gutherie Hord e. Co., arrived from
LaBonta last evening to attend t.
cattle shipments.
Rev. Mr.. Blanchard superintendent of
home missions for the Congregational
society in this district, arrived from
the south and went west yesterday.
Miss Blakely who has been making q
visit upon Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Oliver of
this city departed for Denver yesterday
and will return east from that city.
Jas. X. Montgomery who is putting
up the smelling works for the Wyo-
ming copper company at Fairbank near
Hartville, arrived from Denver yester-
day. He will go to Hartville by this
mornings coach.
Mr.. Wheeler, general baggage agent
of the Central Pacific r. r. passed
west yesterday with Mrs. Wheeler.
He has been making arran gemrnts for
transportation of delegates to the X.
7. encampment at San Francisco next
season. He has arranged for the trans
p~ortation Of 10000 Knights.
Judge Andrews is in town from
Johnson county, having arrived yester-
day afternoon. He reports everything
as booming in the new country, the
population doubling up as often as the
small boy in green apple time, and there's
plenty to eat and drink and where
withal to be clothed; all of which
creates a very rosy picture of Johnson
~county's future.
Arrivals at, the Railroad House: c
II Holderman, Morris, III; G w Har-
vey, Denver; Manning Andersen ; f
A Ritch, New York; G W Conrad, San
Jose; 5 Rosenblatt, Cincinnati.
Arrivals at Dyer's: o w Crew San
Antonio; VIM Mills; II J Ainsley,
Deadwood,M Crowley; c NJ Brown,
Sherman; CA Toole, Omaha; A W
Adams, Custer City; ] w McMicken,
Rawlins; S Barnette, Charlton; Geo
Clark. Sherman. d Doherty, Wabash
b i White, Antelope.
A rivals at the Inter-O Ocean: G L
Bailey, New York; l. f Meyer, n Y,
J Kahr, New ork; c Biertg; Ben
Morrison; S Doty; L S Lowe; J I
Shields, Chicago; f r Hewitt, Kansas
City; J. G Jones, Kansas City T W
Smith, Kansas City; S J McGinnity,
Denver; P Freder icks; N S Andr ews
Johnson Co.; FL Rappal, Joliet; inc
Keogh, Salt Lake; Lewis mick
San Francisco; q r. Palmer, Chicago;
d + Thompson, st Louis: Jas Mont
gomery, Denver; d Street, st Joseph
W W Corlett; Geo Creig hton, j C s
Richardson.