The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-23

J. S. Met ool is in town.

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A. Ballnn is stopping in town.
A. NJ. Sadd arrived in this city yes
terday:
C. A. Jackson came in from the ives
yesterday.
John Donnelly returned from Denve.
yesterday.
@Thos. Stnrgis returned from an east
ern trip yesterday.
W. F. Brown returned from a rur
out West Yesterday.
W. S. Swan returned to Cheyenne
yesterday afternoon.
Hugh Chittick, Jr., arrived frou
Ogalalla yesterday.
N. R. Davis arrived from the West
yesterday afternoon.
II. N. Benjamin went to Denver for
a few days yesterday.
Will r. Schnitger went TO Laramie
City yesterday afternoon.
Geo. w. Harper came in from the
east yesterday afternoon.
}. c. Baird went to Denver yesterday
afternoon upon legal business.
DR.. F. Briggs, a brother of L. G.
Briggs, departed east yesterday.
H. G. Ford and wife. of California,
arrived from the west yesterday and
went to Denver.
L. somberg and family were passen-
gers upon yesterdays No. A, en- route
from California to Denver.
Messrs. Frewen and Magnac, Eng
land, who arrived in this city Monday,
continued west yesterday.
Gov. Hale and Mrs. Hale returned
from their visit to Denver and other
Colorado points yesterday.
Misses Helen Ross and Kate Trabing
went to Laramie City Yesterday for a
short visit with friends there.
]. B. Sheldon, an operator in the U.
P. telegraph office in this city, goes to
HIllsdale to-day to take charge of that
office.
Mr.. Lawyer, having charge of Oberne
Hoosick & Co.'S branch in this city,
went to Denver upon a brief business
visit yesterday.
Manager Rhodes, of the Opera house,
went to Denver yesterday upon business
connected with some attractions booked
for appearance here.
Mrs. Levi Leonard, nee Miss May
Beers, of this city, arrived from Ogden,
her present home, upon a short visit
with friends and relatives in this city.
Judge Sam1 Parker who has beer
west during the past three months upon
a leave of absence, will return next
week in time for the Evanston term Of
court.
J. Blakely. Z. p. agent at Colorado
Junction, passed east yesterday after
noon on his way to Brooklyn, N. Y,
When Re returns he will be accompa'
MED by Mrs. J. Blakely.
John G. Boscha arrived from Sidney
Monday and has succeeded Mr.. Reed as
chief clerk at the Railroad House, Mr.,
Reed having resigned to devote his time
to his ranch and individual interests.
Oscar ~Sharpless, an old-time Chey.
enne boy, is in town visiting his friends
and relations here, having arrived Mon
day. Mrs. S~harpless has been spending
several months with her mother In this
city.
Arrivals at the Railroad House Cy-
rus 5. Sugg, st. Louis; A. Lindheim,
New York; Mrs. II. ". Emerson, Liy.
ermore; Robt. q. Corbaley, San Fran
| cisco; Lucius SOmborn, New York
Jas. A. Jackson, Ranch; j. s. McCdol.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean John
Donnelly, Denver; Geo. W. Harper,
Chicago; Chas. II. Shick, %Indianola;
Hugh Chittick, Jr., Chicagai ]. e.
Kennedy, Louisville; j. Fl. Comstock.
Littl Laramie; L. Fancett, Big Lara
mic; Gov. VIM. Hale and wife; !. V.
Vechsler, st. Joseph; A. NJ. Sadd, Chi
cago; Chas. Stinson, Denver; M. ]. Ho.
gan, Ogden.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Jas. Candlish,
Rawlins; Jno. Guild, New York; A. NJ,
Rich, Denver; j. NJ. Mains, Denver
Miss Matte johnson, Denver.