The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-12

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Messrs. Bale, Innmsn, Herrick and
Robinson of this city went to Denver
Yesterday.
Simon Dolacker and Jas. Virne of
Laramie City went through to Denver
yesterday.
Jno. Dowlin returned to town yester-
day.
D. D. Dare, OF this city departed
east yesterday, en- route to st. Paul
from where he will pass west along the
line of the Northern Pacific r. r. to
its present weste terminus, upon a
trip for business and pleasure.
Ed Caller went to Denver yesterday.
Herman Haas went to Denver yes
terday'
Capt. G. W. Hatton returned to
town Sunday.
John Keogh arrived Sunday from
Salt Lake.
W. c. Lyklns came into town from
Horse Creek yesterday.
D. Harer, Rswlins, came in Sunday.
D. c. Grant, HartyilIe, called on the
Magic City Sunday.
]. r. Poor was among Sundays
returns to Cheyenne.
Rudolph Wegner, of Leadyille who
has been spending a few days in Chey-
enne will depart upon his return to
Leadville to-day.
H. H. Ellis departed yesterday for a
visit to Denver and the Exposition.
E. w. Tisdale and T. F. Cronise,
agents for the Brush electric light, ar
rived on their retur from Salt Lake,
Sunday.
Lieut.. H. o. Paulding, stationed at
Fort Laramie, Mrs. Paulding and Miss
French, arrived in this city Sunday and
went to Denver yesterday.
Rob't Walker arrived in town Sun
day and went east yesterday.
NJ. D. Ridgway and wife, of Corning,
N. Y, arrived in this city yesterday.
G. s. Seabury came in from his Bear
Creek ranch yesterday.
H. G. Head returned to town yester-
day.
Maj. Juo. ]. Upham, 9Th cavalry, and
H. A. ]. Upham, Milwaukee,, arrived
in the city yesterday.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
W. Bruner is seriously i'll.
W. Guiterman has returned from a
business run to Chicago.
Hon. Harry Oelrichs has returned
from Chicago.
F. T. Keelar and wife arrived in this
city from Denver yesterday. Mr.. Kee-
Ian will shortly interest him in business
here.
L. P. Fay and E. F. Gale returned
from the Standard ranch yesterday.
George Garrett, of the Boomerang
office, Laramie City, arrived from the
west yesterday, en- route to the Denver
Exposition.
Judge Pease, of Laramie, arrived
from the west and went to Denver yes
terday.
Among the Rawlins people yesterday
who went to Denver via the D. P. train
were Judge Ash, J. NJ. Findley and
John Dyer.
E. Webber. of Laramie City, went to
Denver yesterday.
Among the Denver Exposition-bound
passengers on yesterdays d. P. train
were Miss May Deane, of Laramie
City, MISS Maud Smith and Fannie
Cook, of this city.
A. NJ. Flemming and wife passed
through this city yesterday, arriving
from the south, en- route to Salt Lake.
They have been doing some parts of
Colorado with General Superintendent
Egbert of the Colorado division Of the
U. p, and his party.
Thos. Durbin went east by yester-
days east bound train.
]. B. McMurray went east yesterday
afternoon.
]. D. Hardin returned from Council
Bluffs yesterday.
E. b. Cleveland, of Green River, ar
rived In this city yesterday morning and
went to Denver by the Denver Pacific
train.
Thos. Harlan, Deadwood, OAK, son
of Senator Harlan, arrived in this csty
and departed for Denver.
Deane NJ. Jenkins is in this city visit
ing his many personal friends and bust
ness acquaintance here. He is stop
ping at the Inter-Ocean.
Prof. G. E. Bailey has gone to Den
yer to be absent d few days. He will
be at the exposition oil Wyoming day
and will take pleasure in showing the
exhibit to the visitors. He hopes to
bring back some London miuing ex-
perts and introduce them to Wyoming's
mineral wealth.