The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-22

j.. w. Darrah returned yesterday.
Harry White returned on yesterdays
No. 3.
j. D. Crossman returned to his ranch
yesterday.
c. R. Palmer went east yesterday
afternoon.
Geo. W. Harper returned from Den
yer yesterday.
c. E. Oatman and I. A. Lowe return
ed to town yesterday.
DIR. NJ. c. Barkewell went to Denver
Yesterday for a brief stay.
HIS. White, wife and son came in
from his ranch yesterday.
Thos. Sturgis went east yesterday to
attend large cattle shipments.
Rev. II. S. Hilton returned from a
visit to Denver yesterday afternoon.
Hon. M. E. Post returned yesterday
from an EXTENSIVE but quick trip east.
Thos. Hunton and wife, Baltimore,
arrived in this city yesterday after
noon.
Hugh Chittick jr. returned from a
brief visit to Denver yesterday after
noon.
Jas. Woods returned from Chicago
yesterday whittier he has been with
cattle.
Prof. G. E. Bailey, territorial geolo-
gist, returned yesterday afternoon from
Denver.
Supt. Robt. Law went out west on
his special car 100" yesterday drawn
by No. 3.
W. F. Hamilton arrived in town
from the government farm near Hart
vile yesterday.
Robt. Schwartze, manager of s.
Bon's store at Teller City, has been
making Cheyenne q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X, jeffrey departed
yesterday afternoon upon a visit with
friends In Denver.
Bishop O'Connor who has been spend
ing several weeks in Salt Lake arrived
in this city yesterday upon No. a.
D. c. Adams arrived from the west
yesterday. stopping in this city to inter
view his business acquaintances.
Mrs. NJ. 81. White who has been
visiting in this city, departed yesterday
on her return to hsr homo at Moline,
III.
ALI. Jackson, of Zehner, jackson i
Buechner, went to Denver yesterday
drawn thither by the Emma Abbott
opera seaEon.
Miss Slaughter, daughter of Justice
Slaughter of this city, went to Lead
Wills, yesterday upon a short visit with
friends there.
W. A. Robins, book keeper for Whippls
& Hay, went to Denver yesterday ao-
companied by Mrs. Robins, to do the
exposition and visit friends.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: D
c Adams, Salt Lake; J V Hayden,
Kansas City; Mrs Evans, st Louis; G
W Jones, Fl Collins.
Geo. W. Jones, until recently pro
preitor of the Railroad house came up
from Fl. Collins to make his friends
here a call. He has the better Of his
recent injuries of which mention was
made in these columns.
Mr.. Jenkins of the popular shoe firm
Jenkins & Ross, went east yesterday
accompanied by Mrs. Jenkins, en- route
to Wisconsin. He will be absent about
a month, Mrs. Jenkins remaining for =
longer visit upon his return.
Arrival at Dyer's: VIM Flick; o c
Ewart, Nevada, O.; Miss F 7 Tim
mode, Hot Springs; ] W Hardin; VIM
Newell, San Francisco; VIM Gardner,
San Francisco; J B Culver, San Fran
cisco; w II Hamilton, Govt FNm; w
R Hamilton, W s Updyke.
Arrivals at the Inter-O Ocean: j NJ
Culver, Muddy; J W Darrah; L Gideon,
Cincinnati; Thos Hunton and wife,
Baltimore; l A Lowe, Ranch; G E
Oatman, Chicago; D G WeQbin, New
York; W Y Elliott, City; s Rice, Lead
vile; Goo w Clark, st Louis J o Per
rine, DesMoines; 81 A Harmon, Blain,
Neb; G E Bailey and wife; G W Harper,
Chicago, Hugh Chittick jr. Chicago; H
S White and family, Horse Creek; Ed
Gilman, Salt Lake.