The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-24

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W. G.. Bullock arrived yesterday
from Bordeaux.
==Thos. Hunton came in from up
north yesterday.
W. F. Swan returned to Denver yes
terday afternoon.
b. f. Albright and wife departed for
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Mrs. j. ]. Cummings arrived from
the east Yesterday.
George Morgan returned to this city
by yesterday No. 8.
Will Schnitger returned from Lar
annie City yesterday.
Abe Idelman returned from his Col
orado trip yesterday.
Hugh ]. Cbittick, jr., went down to
O'Fallon's yesterday.
NJ. d. Altman departed yesterday at
t~ernoen for Leadville.
F. NJ. Phillips departs for his ranch
by this mornings coach.
Mrs. A. T. Rabbit returned yester-
day afternoon from a visit at Boulder.
Geo. w. Harper went yesterday to
Rock Creek TO attend the Swans ship
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunton arrived
from Mr.. H~unton's ranch at Bordeaux
yesterday.
DR.. Hopkins, territorial veterinarian,
departed west for Rawlins, yesterday
afternoon.
Chas. Noel came down from Laramie
City yesterday afternoon, and is looking
about town.
A little daughter of Coroner W. f.
Lee went to Denver upon a visit yes
terday afternoon.
There are several fine brick cottages
being erected in the neighborhood
about the Public Park.
Geo. Dunlap went down to Ogalalla
yesterday and will be in Nebraska ship.
ping points until Sept. g..
Oscar S~harpless and wife and child
departed for Denver yesterday after
spending some time in this city.
Will Swan went out west to Rock
Creek yesterday to attend a cattle ship
ment tomorrow for the Swan Bros.
from that point.
Mrs. George Simpson and daughter
who have been visiting friends in this
city during the past week, departed in
return to Pueblo.
The New York Morning Herald re-
ports at length n very favorable and
interesting article on Wyoming at the
Denver Exposition.
Mrs. Sweetland. nd daughter, wife
of n. Sweetland, of the Railroad
House, arrived in this city from Salt
Lake yesterday afternoon.
Neal Donovan and family returned
from Greeley Tuesday, having enjoyed
a pleasant trip. Somewhat tanned by
the sun but looking healthy.
Emil Weber, the Laramie City liquor
dealer, came over the hill yesterday af-
ternoon, and is looking over the town
and greeting his friends here.
W. NJ. Wood, of the U. P. telegraph
force in this city, returned yesterday
from a pleasure trip through Colorado
and will resume his duties in the Chey-
enne office.
W. G. Hargis,a brother of the Frank
Hargis, who previous To his death,
something more than a year ago, was
connected with the LENDER composing
room, arrived in this city yesterday and
is stopping al the Railroad House.
Mr.. Fred Stanton, of Woming, who
is accompanying the excursion of min
ing engineers, proved a valuable MEM
Der of the party in imparting desirable
information. Mr.. stanton was a pio-
neer of Colorado.-Denver News.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: W.
G. Hargis, Chicago; Mrs. ]. Cum
mings, Chicago; L. Wood, ~Indianapo-
lis; c. G. Pinkuey, Denver; G. H. Da-
Wis and family, Boise City G. w. Lin
niger and daughter, Omaha: H. G..
Clark, Omaha; Mrs. A. L. Babbitt; Jo-
seph A. Davis, Denver; Mrs. N.Sweet-
land and daughter; VIM. NJ. Fony,
Park City.
Arrivals at the Inter-O Ocean: W. G.
Bullock, Bordeaux; John Hunton and
wife, Bordeaux; Thos. Hunton, Bor-
deaux; E. Westreer, Chicago; George
G. smith, Chicago; A. r. Thomson,
Lake City; f. Dewey, Cleveland; Geo.
#. Lacy, Pine Bluffs; Abe Idelman,
j. NJ. Gazzam and wife, Philadelphia;
Emil Webber, Charles Noel, Laramie;
Charles Haas, Council Bluffs; . G. It.
Rockwell, Kansas City.
Arrivals at Dyer's G. Sears, Hun.
toms ranch; r. E. Gurrhardt, st.
Louis f; John F. Lindsay, Texas; Geo.
Taylor, Arkansas; Lee Knight, Texas;
Bill Jones, Texas; George II. Harvey,
Denver; C. T. Fisher; W. Koder, Pow
der River; VIII. Browne, Fort FetteT-
man; g. G. Bradford, Texas; Tip Ham
ilton, Texas.
Brass C~andelabra, Brass Coal Holds,
Brass C%uspidors and Brass Cornices at