The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-30

c. p. Flemming went east yesterday.
Ssml Boyd went east yesterday after
noon.
A. H. Swan will return from the east
to-day.
j. d. Hardin returned to town yes
terday.
Matthew Ryan went west yesterday
afternoon.
NJ. A. Kurtz departed west yesterday
afternoon.
Hugh Chittick, jr. returned yesterday
morning from the east.
A. Frazier, st. Joseph, Mo-, arrived
in this city yesterday.
J.. D. Crossman and wife departed
for the ranch yesterday.
Joseph Rankin, hawlins. arrived
from the west yesterday.
j. H. Trimble arrived from Fort
Collins yesterday afternoon.
W. F. Scribner, Fort Collins, arrived
In this city yesterday afternoon.
Jas. W. Hanna went east yesterday
to attend some cattle shipments.
w. d. Wrighter. esq.,, of Omaha, is
visiting in the city, the guest of j. G..
Baird.
J. r. Morrow, of the LEADER, re-
turned yesterday from a brief visit to
Denver.
J. W. Darrah returned from attend
ing cattle shipments east yesterday
morning.
Paymaster Stanton, U. S. A, passed
through this city yesterday returning
from the west to Omaha.
Miss S~harpless, a sister of Sheriff
Sharpless, arrived from the east yester-
day upon a visit in Cheyenne.
Rev. ]. F. Quinn, of the Catholic
church at Fremont, Neb., is in this
city, the guest of Father Hays.
E. S. Stun. lately chief operator at
the Cleveland Western Union telegraph
Office arrived on yesterdays No. 3.
Judge" NJ. E. Gibbons returned
yesterday from Montana well pleased
to return to Wyoming scenes and girls.
A. Trabing and family and Chas.
Kuster and family of Laramie City,
are returning from a season in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Corlett re-
turned Yesterday afternoon from a
visit to the hot springs near Ogden,
Utah.
Messrs. Grant and Stone, who have
been working in the Silver Crown dis
trict, leave for Copperopolis this NORM
ing.
Geo. H. West is a hard one to keep
track of; he comes and goes as the wind
blows. He arrived from the east yes
terday.
Geo. A. Wood, son of James Wood,
of the Wood Bros, of Chicago, arrived
in this ci0y yesterday stopping at the
Inter Ocean.
Mrs. Toddhunter, mother of Mrs.
Bert Richie, of this city, arrived from
the east yesterday upon a visit with her
daughter.
The eldest daughter of John Gully,
architect, is expected here next week.
She comes from England, Mr.. Cully's
former home.
Hugh Chittick, jr., representing
Adams s. Eldridge, will go to Rawlins
to-day to attend the shipment of
Torrey's cattle.
Gov. Hoyt arrived yesterday after
noon from Il trip to Denver upon bust
ness connected with Wyoming's exhibit
at the mining exposition.
VIC. Irvine and j. H. Ford returned
to-day from Dodge City Kan, where
they purchased 1900 head of steers and
100 horses, from McCutcheon.
Louis and Chas. Dockstatter, the
originals, of Haverley's minstrels, passed
west yesterday east yesterday returning
from San Francisco to New York.
DIR. and Mrs. E. B. Graham and
their daughter Miss Kate, and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Snyder and daughters Grace
and Katie, departed yesterday after
noon for a fo~rtnight's trip to the Elk
Horn district, Colorado.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: J
T Smith, Chicago; Jas A Apologize,
st Louis; S w Scott, New York. ] H
Trimble, Fort Collins; W F Scribner,
Fort Collins; ] D Hindey, Denver;
Mrs Pipher, Berlin, Wis; q Thompson,
| New York.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Miss Matte
Thomas, Little Horse Creek; Mrs NJ ]
Phipher, Berlin, Wis; E ] Smith; T ]
Morrison, Denver; Mrs Chas Wanless,
Laramie City; Mrs. Mary Brown;
Judge Gibbons, Wood River; e Sher-
wood, Komo; L H Ashton, Ogden.
Arrivals at the InterOcean: ] W
Darrah, Chicago; Hugh Chittick, jr,
Chicago; Henry G Chandler, Chicago;
G H Simpson, Chicago; Geo A Wood,
Chicago; VIM johnson and wife, Wood
River; Joseph Rankin, Rawlins; Nels
H%oldenes, Rising, Neb; J L Walter,
Rising, Neb; N. Pearce; II E Osborn,
New York; ] d Hardin, Council
Bluffs; e w Harlow, Omaha; Ed John
son, Ogden; J S Lamkin, Liyermore;
A Frazer, st Joseph, Mo; w w Cor
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