The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-16

Roundup OF Yesterdays GoinKs und
ComInEs.

fom his ranch.
NJ. Idelman departed on an eastern
trip yesterday.
A. II. Swan returned from the east
Sunday afternoon.
Judge Samuel Parks returned yester-
day from Evanston.
Hi Kelley is in town again having re,
turned from Fort Collins.
Nat Goodwin and party arrived from
Ogden yesterday on No. 4.
Thos. Branson and wife went to Dem
yer for a short stay Sunday.
Ora Haley, of Laramie City, arrived
yesterday and is stopping in town.
Jno. Westpheling of st. Joe, arrived
from the south yesterday afternoon.
Morris Wasserman went south yes
terday on a business trip for the Alt
mans.
Willie Whipple has returned home
from a short visit with friends in Fort
Collins.
NJ. Idelman, of the IdeIman Bros,
returned from a trip out west Sunday
afternoon.
A. A. Iddings, of Rapid City, arrived
in this city from the east yesterday
afternoon.
Charley Clay left yesterday for Miles
City, in order to deliver n big team
which he sold.
j. r. Mahoney departed yesterday
afternoon for st. Louis, summoned by
the severe illness of his father.
Mrs. William G.. Lykins and child
came to town Sunday, and are spending
some time here during the roundup
season.
II. B. Patten, of the U. P. engineer.
ing department of this city, went over
to Laramie City for n few days stay
yesterday.
Joe Murphy, the actor, and his wife,
passed west yesterday on his way to
San Francisco, uniting pleasure and
business in the trip.
The plans are nearly completely for
the new bank building for Stebbins
Post & Co., on the corner Of Seven
tenth and Ferguson streets.
w. II. sennett, general passenger
agent OF the Chicago & Northwestern
railroad, was a west bound passenger
going through this city Sunday.
Painters were busy yesterday improv-
ing the front of Henry Harrington's
store on Eddy street, by giving it a
bran new spring suit, at least a coat, Of
paint.
The coming of the 4th infantry to
Fort Russell will briug to Cheyenne our
friend Capt. B. D. Price, adjutant of
the regiment, who is also an actor of
rare merit.
H. D. DaBilla, agent for Robinson's
big show was about town yesterday,
making arrangement tor spreading
show paper for an appearance here on
June 10th.
viii Visscher-Hello Visscher- ar
rived from Denver yesterday, and is
helloing at his numerous friends in this
city to-day. The Hello is booming,
and 80 is Vissch, with an l..
John Russell Young, the newly ap-
pointed minister to China, and party,
wen through this city Sunday en- route
to San Francisco from which port he
will sail for China on the 18th.
Fitz Morris, advance agent of the
Hazel Kirke company, was in town yes
terday making arrangements for its
presentation here by the Madison
Square company Friday evening.
Robt. S%trahorne, whose numerous
hand books and works descriptive of
the western country, has made his name
familiar hereabouts, arrived from Den
yer yesterday afternoon, accompanied
by his wife, en- route for a few weeks
trip through Idaho and Oregon.
Mrs. W. W. Corlett arrived in this
city from a few weeks %sojourn in Cali
sornia yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Cor
lett stopped for a day or two at Ogden.
His friends will be pleased to know
that the few weeks of rest have been
beneficial to Mr.. Corlett's health.
Arrivals at Dyer's: II. Thompson, P.
l.. Wheeler, Axtel, Kansas; D. p. viii
SON, St. joe, Mo; A. Kasch, Omaha;
Frank Kilday, W. T. Owen, Vellar,
Miss DeGarrow, Miss Riefrath, d.
Lamneloon, Goodwin Combination;
Geo. W. Myers, Bloomington; F. j.
Baker, Columbus.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: c. b
Moore, Horse Creek; John W~estpheliug,
st. Joe; Will Visscher, Denver; A. V.
Sherrer, Denver: Willard Fillmore,
Neb.; B. 7. Hake, Iowa; Samuel
Parks; T. Kinney, Rock Springs; Ora
Haley, Laramie City: NJ. strauss, st.
Louis; Max Bannan, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Z. Goodwin, Miss Weathersby, E. E.
Ellis; r. B. Potter, Boulder; B. S.
Ryan, Warm Springs; b. Bier, North
Platte; o. b Ranny, Omaha; ID John
son, Ogden.
DID HE WORK ENVY