The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-27

Fred Schwartze is in town.
W. G. Lykins is in town from Horse

SItth.
Mrs. Zach Thomson is failing
slowly.
d. c. Chamberlain went to Ogalalla
yesterday.
C. Oskamp went to Fort Laramie
yesterday.
Russell Thorp will start for Hartville
this morning,
Capt. Keeffe departed yesterday for
Fort Bridger.
A. G. McCorkle returned yesterday
from the west.
Samuel Boyd, Fort Fetterman, ar
rived yesterday.
Frank Campbell, of Fort Collins,
arrived yesterday.
ID. f. Stone, Iowa City, arrived in
this city yesterday.
J.. 5. Collins, of Omaha, arrived in
this city yesterday.
r. A. Torrey arrived from Fort
Washable yesterday.
Mr.. Stevens, of the U. p. IA depart
meut passed east yesterday.
Fannie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Masten is severely i'll.
W. f. Brown took a run to Pine
Bluffs on yesterdays No. 4.
J.. B. Latsch has gone to his ranch
and will return Saturday next.
Chas. Adams, Cummins City, has
been making Cheyenne a visit.
M. A. Kurtz arrived yesterday after
noon on his return from the east.
Z. r. Devolt, A. Booths representa-
tive for the west, departed south yester-
day.
Luke Voorhees, went down to Pine
Bluffs yesterday to attend "a cattle ship.
ment.
Mrs. II. 5. VanTassell and her daugh-
ter Miss blanche, went to Sidney yes
terday.
A. NJ. Sadd, of j. H. Wood & Co.,
Chicago, came up from Sidney yester-
day morning.
Miss Gertrude Orahood, who has
been visiting in this city, returned to
Denver yesterday.
H. b. Rumsey, of the Sidney railroad
eating house passed through this city
on his return to Sidney.
Mr.. Bennett, of the U. 2. bridge
department, was an east bound passen-
ger on yesterdays No. A..
Rev. J. P. Howard, of Atchison,
Kan, will preach at the A. NJ. E.
church tonight at s p. M.
Gen. Geo. w. Crook passed through
this city yesterday on his return to
Omaha from Fort Bridger.
AL. Switzerland, foreman of the work
on the Ames monument at Sherman
came over to town yesterday.
Judge "Timberline" Jones, forest
land Inspector, IA a passenger on yes
terday's No. 4 from the west.
Ex.-Gov. Lucius Robinson, of New
Il OIhY phooCu bhlOuBh WINS ivy ~
day afternoon westward bound.
o. e. Wade returned yesterday from
the west whittier he had been to receive
some recently purchased cattle.
Walter Rurlbut returned from the
west yesterday whittier he had been to
deliver some cattle recently sold.
inc. Westphelling, n of those ''most
innocent men as never vas,' CONNER
cial travellers arrived in town yester-
day.
W. s. Weaver, of the stock raising
firm of Benjamin & Weaver, arrived in
this city yesterday from Fort Fetter-
man.
Deputy Marshal w. r. Schnitger
came over from Laramie City yesterday
afternoon. His family are yet visiting
there.
G. W. Harper, representing Rosen-
baum, Bass & Co., returned from a
visit to Nebraska shipping points yes
terday morning.
Geo. Oberne, of the prominent firm
of Oberne, Hoosic & Co., is in this city,
as well as F. S. Bush, making a visit
at the Cheyenne branch.
U. S. Marshal Gustav Schnitger
arrived from Laramie City yesterday to
be present at the district court which
was adjourned until to-day.
Miss Florence Hurlbut, who has been
making an extended visit in this city
among numerous friends, returned to
Denver yesterday afternoon.
Geo. W. Hoyt departed yesterday
morning for Hartville with'the idea of
looking we the ground for a branch of
his Cheyenne establishment.
A. Booth, the well-known oyster and
fish iobber passed through this city yes
terday returning to Chicago from a
visit to his Columbia River salmon
canneries.
j. b. Reed, mining editor of the
Inter Mountain and Idaho's commits
sioner to the mining exposition at Den
' er, arrived from the west and went to
Denver yesterday.
W. d. Chandler, for a long time one
of the press operators at the Western
Union office in this city, has accepted
the position of operator in Major |
Lords Office at Cheyenne depot left
vacant by the resignation of Chas.