The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-18
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movements INV So-siP
Rev. c. NJ. Sanders went to Boulder
yesterday.
Robt. Law CINE IN from the east on
the pay-car.
L. c. Briggs came over from Lara
mic City yesterday.
John Sparks arrived from the east
yesterday afternoon.
IL. G.. Rand returned from the west
yesterday afternoon.
G.. T. Seabury arrived from the Bear
Creek ranch yesterday.
c. B. Case, of Chicago, arrived in
this city by yesterdays No. 3.
Mrs. Athan Clark passed through
this city going west yesterday.
Lloyd Tevis. of Wells. Fargo IS Co.'S
express, passed west yesterday.
B. o. Clark, of tue coal department
of the c. P, passed east yesterday.
Mrs. Governor Hoyt returned from
Laramie City yesterday afternoon.
NJ. Idelman returned to this city
yesterday after a few days absence.
Nat. Goodwin and party went to Fort
Collins yesterday, appearing there last
night.
J. B. McLane, Of P%ittsburg, has been
added to the force in the W. U. office
in this city.
County Clerk jeffrey was taken sud
denly i'll at his Office, and went home to
recup-rate.
An infant Child of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Jenkins has recovered from Il very
severe illness.
Maj. Garvey will go to Laramie City
to-day to attend TO land Office business
Mt that point.
Mrs. S. B. Ayers returned from Den
yer Tuesday. and is confined to the
house severely i'll.
Horace Newman, claim agent for the
U. P. railway, was a west-bound pas
senger on No. 3 yesterday.
John b. Farwell, the Chicago mil
lionaire merchant, was a west-bound
passenger yesterday afternoon,
Hon NJ. f. Post departed by yester-
days ~east-bound train to resume his
official duties at Washington.
c. f. putnam returned yesterday
yesterday afternoon from his southern
trip with the Sd cavalry troops.
Stephen Bon will leave for the North
Park to-day to replenish his stock of
boots and shoes in his Teller City
store.
Mrs. DR.. Barkwell went to Denver
yesterday afternoon to meet her daugh.
ter Jessie, who is attending school
there.
A. ]. Harding, Of Harding, Martin
& Co., wool merchants, San Francisco,
was an e%ast-bound passenger going
through on yesterdays No. 4.
Miss Henrietta J.. Madison went to
Denver yesterday, to attend the mar
riage ceremonies of Harry A. Smith to
Lizzie Depriest, and James II. Smithea
to Edith Depriest.
John Keogh departed or yesterdays
No. 3, en- route to Humbolt Wells, Ne
braska, where he expects to meet his
brother and their drove of about 30, 900
California sheep, and also te meet some
cattle at that point. They will reach
Cheyenne in September.
r. Winger, formerly of this city, but
now OF Leadville, has been visiting his
friends in Cheyenne. He reports many
new discoveries about the Carbonate
camp, and that business generally is
getting down on a solid basis. He
leaves to-day on his return home.
Arrivals at the Railroad house John
Sparks; benjamin AItkpn, New York;
E. G. Wood, Kansas City; J. V. B.
Wood, Omaha; H. G. Rand; G.. T.
Seabury. Bear Creek.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Eugene Rldgley,
Laramie City; Miss Eta Welsh, Horse
Creek; j. B. McLane, Pittsburg; Mrs.
NJ. E Hunt, Denver; w. Shrasby, NJ.
G.. Donnell, Philadelphia.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: l..
Louis, New York; E. II. Spaulding,
Rochester; Joe Anderson, Pueblo; S.
sanders, Mt. Pheasant; G. w. High
and wife, Denver; c. B. Moore, Pole
Creek; J. J. Hamlin, North Platte.