The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-01
PERSONAL

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yesterday.
W. A Organ, Grand yer arrive
yesterday.
J. D. Bowling arrived from Rawlin
yesterday.
Geo. Funds came in from Hartville
yesterday.
c.. R. Palmer went down to Pin
Bluffs yesterday.
John Sparks came in on yesterday
west bound train.
Mrs. Theo. Chaffee of Hill lsdale, mad
the city a call yesterday.
j. j. Wyatt came in from the silve
Crown district yesterday.
Father Jno. Hays returned yesterday
afternoon from the south.
hrs. W. L. Visscher and daughter
returned to Denver yesterday.
Russell Lord departed yesterday
afternoon for Georgetown, Colo.
Miss Mary Sanders returned yester-
day from a visit at North Platte.
jack Withrow and son returned
from the east yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Harsher of Omaha was on
the east bound passenger on yesterdays
No. A..
Fred Krug the Omaha brewer, pass
ed east yesterday on his return to
Omaha.
Morris Wasserman went out west
yesterday on his usual trip for the
Altmans.
&C. E. Oatman departed east yesterday
upon business connected with cattle
shipments.
Assistant Cashier L. Il. Hicks and
Mrs. Hicks returned yesterday from a
visit to Denver.
Hon. sam Wood of Montana WAS a
passenger on yesterdays No. 3. return
ing home from a visit east.
John Comfy, recorder for the Platte
| Canon mining district, and Hiram
| Kelly, arrived from Hartville yester-
day.
o. H. Booth, F. E. Tracy and the
l~atter's son Rassen Tracy departed yes
terday upon a pleasure trip through
Colorado.
VIM. Barry, who vas once engaged in
The railroad yard in this city but latterly
has been at work in Sidney, arrived in
town yesterday.
Mr.. J. B. Dorman, one of the editors
of the Denver Inter-Ocean, was in
town yesterday. 1t is creditable to be
one of the staff of so good a paper.
Auditor Becker of the Pacific Express
company arrived in this city &C
companied by his wife. They are en-
route to Salt Lake on account of Mr..
Becker's health.
j. sc RICHARDSON departed west yester,
day on his way to Salt Lake for a few
days, when he will return to Evanston
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the district court there.
Mason Richardson, who has beer
spending several months with his
brother J. S. G. Richardson, Of this
city, departed east yesterday on his
return to his home in Washington, ID. g
Judge Samuel Parker, associate jus
tice, returned yesterday afternoon from
a protracted visit east. looking muef
benefited by the rest and ready tt
dispense even handed justice as the
occasion may require.
Chas. XIX nd, the photographer de
parted east yesterday upon a visit t.
is old home in Ohio. He Will be
absent several weeks and during thi!
time the gallery will be nnder the direc
ton of A. B. Hover a thorough!
competent photographer.
Mrs. Parshall a niece of Mrs. NJ. E
Post, who has been spending a littl,
time in this city, departed yesterday Of
her return to Deadwood. She was &C
companied by Miss Kate Graham o
Deadwood and also as far as Sidney b,
Miss Parker who is spending the sum
mel in this city.
Arrivals at the RAILROAD House
Mrs 7 w Chaffee, Hillsdale; G I Seat
n Y; Walter jackson, Denver; ] v
Darman, Denver; J ] Cummings
Omaha; Jno Sparks; Jno 5 McCool; v
B Wood, Omaha.
ARRIVALS at Dyer's: Geo Funds
Hartville; Jno Comfy, Hartville; Jno
Wyatt, Silver Crown: Il B Kelly, Chu g
water; W A Organ, Grand River; J {
Bowling, Rawlins; Mrs r NJ CLARK
Denver; G A Root; Chas NJ Whitney
Council Bluffs; II t keenan,, Chicago
r Mays.
Arrivals at the Inter- Ocean: NJ
Benjamin, Denver; S q Parks; r 1
Ketchum, Baltimore; Chas Luthe, !
Y: J r Withrow and son, Council
Bluffs; o w Wheeley, Kansas City; I
T Corlett; Chas S%tinson, Denver; ia
Hill, Egbert; Jno NJ Ross, Omaha; {
NJ. Watson, Omaha.
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