The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-03

day.
]. w. Dairah returned to town yes
terday.
NJ. a. Kurtz returned from out west
yesterday.
Samuel Haas returned to Cheyenne
yesterday.
F. J. Evans, Council Bluffs, arrived
yesterday.
William Lindenmier is in town from
Fort Collins.
Miss May Hawthorne went to Dem
yer yesterday.
A. J. Smith, Fort Collins, arrived in
town yesterday.
F. j. Rappal, jr., returned to Chey-
enre yesterday.
Gen. Thayer and lady passed east
yesterday afternoon.
Geo. w. Harper ran up from Pine
Bluffs and back yesterday.
Miss Ella HANNA departed for a
a Colorado trip yesterday.
T. c. Perine returned from Pine
Bluffs yesterday afternoon.
7. s. McMurry, U. p. tax agent,
went east by yesterdays No. A.
W. d. Mann, agent for the c., r.. l..
P. Ry., passed through yesterday.
o. F. Cowhick went east yesterday
to replenish his store with new goods.
s. w. Downey, Laramie City, passed
west yesterday on his return to lara
mic City.
Mrs. B~lickensderfer, wife of a son of
the chief engineer of the U. p. Ry.,
passed through this city going west yes
terday.
p. Sells, jr. and wife arrived in this
city yesterday, stopping at the Inter
Ocean. Mr.. Sells is of the Sells Bros
circus.
Miss Minnie Mathews, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Potter, of
this city, departed for Denver and
Longmont yesterday afternoon.
William Myers, of Marks & Meyers,
departs for New York to-day to pur-
chase new goods for the firms dry
goods and clothing establishment.
J.D. Mathews, operator in the rail-
road telegraph office in this city, re-
turned yesterday from a visit among
friends and acquaintance in New
York.
Cbas. B. Taylor, for some time en-
gagged in J.. S. Taylor's grocery store
and later with Whipple s. Hay, de-
parted yesterday for Chicago where he
will enter the Chicago theological semi
nary to prepare himself for the minis
try.
John Bowling, formerly of the firm
of Hackney s. Downing, is in this city.
He says MI. II. H. Hackney, who has
numerous friends here, is still an
invalid at his home in Pennsylvania
from injuries received about two years
ago.
Geo. l.. Holt met with a severe acct
dent Tuesday evening by being thrown
from his horse in such a manner as to
injure his knee. He is confined to his
room with the Injuries member. The
accident was caused by a loose sinch
which allowed the saddle to turn when
tile animal ''bucked."
Prof. Abiatti, wife, son and daugh,
ter, were passengers upon yesterdays
west bound train. Prof. Abiatti has
long been leader of the band of the Stt
infantry, and is the leader of whom
mention is made elsewhere. Nearly al
the members of his band, of which the
twelve passing through were additions,
are Italians, and the organization is a
thoroughly musicall one.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: Jno.
M. Boyd, Rockford, ILL.,; A. Eurgens,
Evanston; j. T. Evans, Council
Bluffs; VIM. Evans, Council Bluffs
Sam1 Haas, Council Bluffs; T. Vas
burg, Helena; w. H. Killian, Chicago:
w. D.. Mann; E. g. Moore and wife,
Denver.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: ]. w.
Darrah; VIM. 5. Rothschild, Chicago;
1. S. Bliss, Milwaukee; 4. d. Perine,
Chicago; F. A. Snegar, Denver; p.
Sells, jE. and wife, Columbus; W. II.
Dunlap, Denver; F. j.. Rappal, Joliet:
& + penield ST. Ioujs
Arrivals at Dyer's: Ed. Ordway,
Sweetwater; G. M. Thompson, Evans
ton; Mrs. E. c. Moore, Salt Lake.