The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-15

Prof. Sam'l Aughey is in town.
.Iossnh Ralch arrived in town YesteI

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Joseph Balch arrived in town yester
day.
o. W. Mead returned to town yes
terday.
C. f. Oatman, Chicago, arrived yes
terday.
+. Il. Hord arrived froru La Bontt
yesterday.
j. d. Hardin passed through thi:
city going east.
T. j.. Swan arrived FROM the west
yesterday afternoon.
Hon. w. G. Irvine intends visiting
in the east next month.
Mrs. j. W. sullivan is expected in
Cheyenne about Sept. l..
Hugh Chittick, jr., returned to this
city yesterday afternoon.
G. Oskamp, jr., arrived yesterday
afternoon from La Bonte.
d. o. Clark. of the Z. +. coal depart.
ment, passed east yesterday.
Thee. W. Chaffee, Hillsdale, made
the city Il brief call yesterday.
Gen. Forsyth, of Slreridan's staff,
passed west yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Carter, of Coe & Carter, Omaha,
passed west yesterday afternoon.
Hon. NJ. f. Post departed west on a
business trip yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w. C. Irvine is spending the
summer in Marblehead and Boston.
j. II. McAlvin, of the T.. p. land
department passed east yesterday after
noon.
H. X. Mcclellan, agent for the Ten
nessee Jubilee Singers, departed south
yesterday.
Mr.. ]. D. Morrow expects to bring
his family to Cheyenne about the close
of the summer.
VIM. Mcdonald, general insurance
agent, San Francisco, arrived in this
town yesterday.
Capt. Marsh, the well known stage
line man, passed east yesterday en-
route to Omaha.
Geo. Mitchell and A. h. Mitchell,
Milwaukee, are among the latest arri-
walls of stockmen.
Mrs. b. Snow, Boston, arrived in
this city yesterday afternoon, stopping
at the Inter Ocean.
p. E. Gutherie arrived yesterday
afternoon from Gutherie, Hord & Co.'S.
ranch at La Bonte.
DIR. Armour and daughter, of Chica-
go, arrived from the south yesterday
and continued west.
Mr.. Wheeler, OF the Providence
journal, was a west hound passenger
on yesterdays No. 3.
Mrs. Col. Sisson, OF san Francisco,
passed through this city yesterday Ell
route to the Pacific coast.
j. H. Pynchon, travelling auditor for
the U. p. Ry., passed west yesterday,
arriving via the d. p. from the south.
Chas. II. Bishop. general ticket agent
at New Haven, Conn, departed to
Denver yesterday, after spending a day
or two in this city.
John Hill, one of Sam'l of Posen's
''most innocent men that ever was"
arrived from the south yesterday and
went ver to Laramie City.
Sam'l Haas, Of Evans y Haas,
arrived from Council Bluffs yesterday,
accompanied by his wife, daughter and
son and Miss Bessie Stewart, Of Council
Bluffs.
Ed. W. Parsons, who is engaged in
r~anching ear Fort Fetterman, arrived
in this city yesterday on his way to his
home at Whitney's Point, n. Y, for a
brief visit.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Chas. II. Burritt,
Horse Creek; James Hill, Egbert; A.
D. Nichot, New York; Chas. Hill,
Rawlins.
Arrivals at the Railroad house:
j. o. Adams; Sam'l Haas, wife, daugh-
ter and son, Council Bluffs; Miss Bessie
Stewart, Council Bluffs; F. NJ. Atwood,
Chicago; A. n. Nichols and wife,
North Platte; Miss Packard, North
Platte; A. A. David, New York
Julius David, New York; Chauncy
Curtiss, Kansas City; w. b. Wood,
Omaha; c. f. &ugroye, Fort Collins;
F. p. Fosdyke, New York.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: p. f.
Gutherie; Mrs. b. Snow, Boston,
Mass; ]. r. Gillis, Horse Creek;
Joseph Balch, Boston; ]. NJ. Chad
wick, Horse creek; Frank McCorkle,
st. John, Neb.; Geo. Mitchell, A. R.
Mitchell, Milwaukee; Sherman More
ton, Cincinnati; W. A. Guernsey,
Cheyenne. H. E. Stander, Cheyenne
River; II. G. Chandler, city; F. A.
Bailey, New York; Sam'l Aughey,
Lincoln; William Mcdonald, San
Francisco; G.. f. Oatman, Chicago;
O.. W. Meade, Mass; Hugh Chittick,
Jr., Chicago; F. B. Hord, LaBonte; G..
Oskamp, Jr., LaBonte.
IN and Down the Long Railroad.
Omaha is interested, now that he is
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