The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-08
PERSONAL

William Woodruff arrived in this city
Sunday.
F. NJ. Phillips arrived from his ranch
Sunday.
Thos. Sparks arrived in this city
Sunday.
j. woodhaye arrived in this city
yesterday.
S. D. Kellogg, Deadwood, arrived In
this city Sunday.
Sheriff Sam. o. Fowler arrived from
Sidney yesterday.
A. Heller. Fort Mckinney, arrived
in town Sunday.
A. C. McCorkle departed for Supe-
rior, Neb., yesterday.
Mrs. David Cash and daughter are in
town from North Platte.
DR.. Hopkins returned from Fremont
yesterday afternoon.
Thos. C. Ryan arrived Sunday depart
ing again yesterday.
Rev. Geo. W. Wainwright went to
Laramie City yesterday.
E. Entyre arrived in town Sunday
and went west yesterday.
W. C. Irvine's new residence is en-
closed and the interior work begun.
j. s. McCool, after spending the Sab
bath in town, departed west yester-
day.
DIR. Strong, dentist, formerly of
Cheyenne, died in Tie Siding a few days
since.
George W. Harper returned by yes
terday afternoons train from the
east.
Floyd w. HOLSTER has taken a posi-
ton in the Union Pacific freight
office.
Lieut.. q. W. Mason, of the 4th
infantry, is a happy father of a promis-
ing son.
Geo. A. Wood, who arrived in town
Sunday, departed for Council Bluffs
yesterday.
Frank Price, of Brown, Price " Co.,
commission men, arrived in this city
yesterday.
Lieut.. Wells Willard, of the 9Th
artillery, and his wife, arrived in this
city Sunday.
Mrs. Julia McGinn, who has been
visiting friends in Fort Collins, has re-
turned to Cheyenne.
Morris Wasserman departed south
yesterday to attend TO the interests of
fl. & NJ. D.. Altman.
Geo. A. Dunlap went to Sidney yes
terday to meet Mrs. Dunlap, who is
expected here to-day.
Ed. W. Parsons arrived from the
east Sunday and departed for Fort
Fetterman yesterday afternoon.
Fred. Rowland and Crane Woodruff
passed west yesterday en- route to
Washington territory from Denver.
j. H. Montgomery, who has the con-
tract for erecting the smelters on the
Platte river, returned to Denver yester-
day.
Rev. c. NJ. Sanders, of the Congre-
gational church, begins his eighth year
of pastoral service in this city to-
day.
W. E. Grafton, formerly of this city,
is now successfully engaged in business
in Omaha as proprietor of the Omaha
Carriage Top mandatory.
s. s. Stevens, agent for the Rock
Island line at Omaha, with his wife
and party, arrived from the west INT
he went to Denver yesterday.
Rev. N. A. Chamberlain il. in attend
ance upon the NJ. E. conference, conse-
quently there were no services at the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening.
R. r. Cable, superintendent of the
Rock Island line, was a passenger on
Yesterdays train from the west, occu-
plying with his party a special car.
j. c. Stowell and C.. E. Perry, special
agents for the New York Life insur-
ance company, are in this city looking
after the interests of the company.
H.. d. Elliott, esq, a member of the
local bar, left on Sunday for Buffalo.
johnson county, where his legal single
will henceforth swing in the breeze.
Geo. w. Stanley and Col. Nathan
Stanley returned yesterday from an
extended trip through the northwest,
including the Yellowstone country.
G. s.. Welsh, cashier Of the First
National bank of Iowa City, arrived
Sunday to attend his uncle, d. f.
Stone, who is in this city seriously
in.
T. NJ. Fulton, of Chicago, and well
known here through his connection
with the First National bank of this
city and other enterprises, is spending
some time in town.
Mrs. S. S. Stevens and daughter
arrived from the west yesterday, stop
ping over at the Railroad house, while
Mr.. Stevens, superintendent of the
Rock Island road, continued to
Denver.
Almost
One of the harness makers,
Personals by name, in the