The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-02

PERSONAL MENTION.
J.. d. Hardin returned yesterday.
A. Chamberlain, Chicago, has re.
turned.
p. E. Fredericks returned yesterday
morning.
Miss Parker returned yesterday from
Sidney.
1. A. Lowe came in from his ranch
yesterdays
F. S. Lusk arrived in town yester-
day afternoon.
H. S. White came in from Horse
Creek yesterday.
Col. Babbitt returned from the east
yesterday afternoon.
Marshal Gustav Schniger returned
to Laramie City yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Davis returned yesterday
from a visit to Sherman.
Mr.. Jay Andrews departed for Fort
Collids yesterday afternoon.
V. Del. Mansfield of Greeley, ar
rived in this city yesterday.
C. c. Lane of DesMoines went to
Denver yesterday afternoon.
Judge j. B. Blair returned to Lara
mic City yesterday afternoon.
&:rs. NJ. Weaver of Tie Siding is
visiting NJ. A. Morrison and family of
this city.
Mrs. Hebard returned yesterday
afteroon from an extended visit in
Colorado.
Misses Forbes and DeCou of the
faculty of the public school are expect
ell to-day.
Jno. NJ. Boyd, the Rockford clothier,
departed yesterday after spending a
few days in this city.
Miss Dove Wiley returned from
Chicago yesterday to resume her work
with her class in music.
Mrs. David Damont and children
passed west yesterday afternoon en-
route to Dillon, Montana.
Miss E. C. E. Gully, daughter of
Architect Gully of this city arrived in
this city from England, yesterday.
NJ. G. Brown went over the hill to
Laramie Yesterday after attending the
brief adjourned term of supreme court
here.
Rev. MI. Fullright of Topeka, Kas.,
is expected in this city to-day and will
preach in the A. NJ. E. church to-
The7German CONSUL, Gerlich, arrived
from the east yesterday and went to
Denver over the ID. p. to visit the Ex-
position.
Misses Eva Rugg and Cara Whit
comb who have been spending several
months with Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Rugg
departed yesterday On their return
east via Denver.
Mrs. ]. T. Gilmer, wife of Mr.. Gil
mer, of Gilmer, Salisbury &Co. ar
rived in this city from Salt Lake yes
terday afternoon, accompanied by her
son Chas. V. Gilmer.
Miss Nettie Carmichael. of the
teachers in the city schools, arrived
from the east yesterday after having
spent the summer vacation with friends
in Illinois, and Wisconsin.
Mrs. J.. W. Sullivan, wife of Mr..
Sullivan of the LEADER, arrived in
this city from New York yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan are
stopping at the Inter-O Ocean.
Chas. Langert, the Idlemans' popu-
lar clerk departed yesterday for Leaven-
will take in the Expo sition. He left
with two large v~alises, a cane and an
umbrella, and it is possible he will
return with a Saratoga trunk and ex-
tensive samples of dress goods.
Arrivals at Dyer's: VIM Brown,
Laramie; T ] Wilson, Ft Collins; Thos
Allen, Laramie City.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: H
R Mann, Buffalo. Wyo; Edwin Pierce,
N Y, Mrs j 7 Gilmer, and son Salt
Lake; A T Babbitt; DR. ] II Lott, U
SA.
Arrivals at the Inter-O Ocean: p L
Frederick, Mo; Mrs J w Sullivan; P J
Brown, Denver; ] d Lugg, Texas; Miss
Gully, England; W-R Roney,, Chicago;
VIM f hanback,, Chicago; D Harer,
RawlIns; V Del Mansfield, Greeley; J
fl Hallen, Tama City; J d Hardin,
Council Bluffs; F S Swander, Ogalalla;
Geo Rockwell, Kansas City; A 5 Cham
berlain, Chicago; w T Haines, City; 1
A Lowe, Ranch; II S White, Horse
Creek.