The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-10

PERSONAL MENTION.
S. Doty came in yesterday.
f. Tusler, Sidney, arrived yesterday.
II. 5. White came in town yester-
day.
Russell Thorp went to Harlvlle yes
terday.
d. sheedy came in from the east yes
terday.
II. A. Blair arrived from the east
Sunday.
j. B. Thomas arrived from the east
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Lykins came in from the
ranch Sunday.
Lieut.. ]. ]. O'Brien returned from
the west Sunday.
John London arrived from Fort
Laramie yesterday.
George Mitchell came in from his
ranch last evening.
G, +. Inman goes out to the Chug-
water this morning.
J.. Kabis returned yesterday after
noon from Salt Lake.
G. T. Seabury came in from tina Bear
creek ranch yesterday.
H.. W. Holt and ]. S. Taylor went to
Laramie City yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. F. NJ. Phillips arrived
from their ranch Sunday.
Supt. ]. H. Bartlett is in town from
from the Hartyille mines.
Morris Wasserman went out on his
usual Colorado trip Sunday.
Il. b. Horrie and family returned to
this city by Sundays No. 3.
G. B. Goodel returned to this city
by Sundays train, from the east.
G. A. Starlight and Mrs. Searkght
returned from the east Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Buckingham has returned
from a summer spent in Denver.
/. E. Herman, of the Herman Bros,
returned from New York Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Mann de-
parted for Laramie City yesterday
afternoon.
U. S. Marshal Gustav Schnitger ar
rived from Laramie City yesterday
afternoon.
Maj. and Mrs. Wham and Mr..
Gibbons, Mai. Wham's clerk, returned
from the west Sunday afternoon.
Prof. Samuel Aughey arrived from
the south Sunday afternoon and de-
parted east yesterday afternoon.
Lieut.. Robertson of the 9th infantry
returned from the east yesterday after
o on after several weeks of absence.
MI. Tilden, a nephew of Samuel J.,
passed through this city yesterday to
FIT. Steele upon a hunting expedition II.
Ex-president Mclean of the Wells
Fargo express company passed through
this city with his family Sunday going
east.
Judge W. z. Carroll returned Sun
day from q %sojourn at the Warm springs
much improved in health and appear
ance.
J. W. Whitman and family, Worces-
ter, Massachusetts,, arrived in this city
yesterday, stopping at the Railroad
house.
Mrs. John w. Young was a passenger
upon Sundays west bound train pass
ing through this city on her return to
Salt Lake.
Prof. McAfrerty went to Fit. Collins
yesterday where he was to have read
last night. Mr.. Jay Andrews accom-
panied him.
DIR. J. Y. Cowhick returned from FIT.
Collins yesterday afternoon after having
been in attendance upon the Sunday
school convention, and the session of
the Denver presbytery.
Miss NJ. Charles, of the Madison
Square theatre company passed through
this city from the west Sunday after.
noon en- route to Denver, to reioin the
company there after Il brief period OF
Illness.
Sir Thomas Heskeith, Lancashire,
with Lady Heskeith passed through
this city yesterday afternoon on their
return to England. Lady Heskeith, is
a daughter of ex-senator Sharon OF
Nevada.
Maj. W. A. Elderkin and daughters
departed Sunday OF their way to Pueblo,
where Mr.. Elderkin's family will spend
the winter. Numerous friends of the
genial major apd his excellent family
regret this departure, and will heartily
welcome Il return to this city.
An Able speech,
The speech made by j. G.. Baird in
seconding the nomination of NJ. T..
Post, was a brilliant oDe.-Sweetwater
Gazette.