The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-28


w. F. Brown is back from Pine
Bluffs.
J. NJ. Cook returned last evening
from a northern trip.
q. S. Marshal Schnitger viii return
to Laramie City to-day.
J. d. Crossman and wife, Horse
Creek, arrived yesterday.
W. H. Holiday. of Laramie City,
arrived in this city yesterday.
Chief Justice Sener returned from
the west yesterday afternoon.
W. W. Palmer, Chicago, zane in
from the west yesterday afternoon.
Supt. Robt. Law arrived from North
Platte by a special train yesterday
morning.
Deputy U. S. Marshal W. r. SchRit-
ger, went to Laramie City yesterday
afternoon.
Herbert Thayer returned from Omaha
and continued west on his return to
Rock Greek.
]. X. Philo, of Chicago, arrived from
the south yesterday and is spending
a few days in town.
Chas. Clay is meeting with excellent
success merchandising at Rock Greek
and is doing a large business.
C. NJ. Watson and family and sister
returned from a short run east, yester-
day, stopping at the Inter Ocean.
Supt. A. A. Egbert, of the G. c. r.
r., came in by the Armstrong special
yesterday returning in his special Oh.
DIR. E. B. Graham and family arrived
last evening upon their return from a
summers sojourn at Graham & Sny-
der's ranch.
T. B. Snyder and family returned
last evening from a trip to the O4
ranch, in which he is interested, near
Fort Robinson.
d. @. Adams, of France & Adams,
Rawlins, and representative of Sprague,
Warner & Co., Chicago, came in from
Une west yesterday.
Geo. H. West, of Emerson & West,
the Greeley bankers, arrived in town
yesterday. Mr.. West is the leading
wool buyer in this section.
DIR. ]. Y. Cowhick, pastor of the
Presbyterian church of this city, re-
turned yesterday from a vacation our
through New York and Pennsylvania.
S. A. Bristol returned last evening
from Rawlins where he had been to
take part in the exercises incident to
laying the corner stone of a new Pres
byterian church.
Geo. Oberne, of Oberne, Hoosic &
Co., and F. S. Bush, who was the firms
first representative in this city nine
years ago or more, departed for Denver
to-day, having spent two days among
old Cheyenne acquaintance. Mr..
Bush is now stationed at Omaha.
Rev. John Kerr, of Belfast, Ireland,
called at the LEADER Office yesterday.
Mr.. Kerr is connected with the NJ. E.
church of Ireland. and is in this coun-
try in connection with that charge. He
will preach in the M. E. church Sunday
and will lecture before his departure
upon the nature, relations and results
of legislation with regard to Ireland
and speaking from personal observa-
ton and experience, will no doubt
show many new phases of the Irish
question to his listeners. He is at
Dyer's.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: J
Hemingway, w A Palmer, D Adams,
L E Lehald, Chicago; II ] Robbins,
Lowell; G H West, Greeley; q Hunton,
Laramie; Miss Maggie Flammery,
| Omaha.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Rev Jno Kerr
and wife, Belfast, Ireland; W II Holli-
day, Laramie; W G Waite, general
agent Signor Bras, Chicago; d G Rey-
nolds, Egbert; ] NJ Cook, Fort Fetter-
man.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: War
ner Arms; youngstown, o; E S Wild
er, Youngstown, o; w F Brown,
Chicago; Joseph Balsh, Boston; J M
Dome, Denver; c NJ Watson, wife,
sister and boy, Council Bluffs; j D
Crossman and wife, Horse Creek; Chas
Jacobs, San Francisco; Jno NJ Ross,
Ogden; w L Mcdonald, Peoria; G F
Rockwell, Kansas City.