The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-18

A. Ballou is stopping in the city.
\ e. E. Oatman returned yesterday.
j. d. Hardin went east yesterday.
H. NJ. Roach went out last evening.
J. s. McCool was in town yester.
day.
AL. Borrie returned to his ranch yes
terday.
John London departed for Denver
yesterday.
p. E. Frederlcks returned yesterday
afternoon.
James W. Hanna came up from Den
yer yesterday.
F. ]. McShane came west to Pine
Bluffs yesterday.
Jack" Withrow returned from Pine
Bluffs yesterday.
j. X. Moore, Fort Washakie, arrived
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Lit. Hunter went to Denver yes
terday afternoon.
A. q. McCorkle departed for Superior,
Neb., last night.
G.. A. Starlight went east last night
en- route to Iowa.
F. NJ. Phillips is registered at the
Willard hotel, Omaha.
j. W. Copeland and J. j. johnson
went to Denver yesterday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ii. DE Lancy
went to Denver yesterday.
Mrs. Lieut.. Simpson and Mrs.
Lieut.. Steevers departed east last even
ing.
Miss Clara Jones, of Fort Collins, is
visiting with Mrs. Furnice in this
city.
Hon. j. F.. Farley and wife passed
west yesterday going to San Fran
cisco.
George A. Mitchell and A. R.
Mitchell came in from their ranch last
evening.
General Thompson and wife were
California bound passengers ON yester-
day'sNo 3.
Col. G.. A. Godfrey, of the Utah com
mission, was accompanied west by his
son, yesterday.
j. A. McShane came west as far as
Pine Bluffs yesterday to attend to some
cattle shipments.
r. q. Frazier, bookkeeper for Steb-
bins " Post, returned yesterday from a
visit down in Arkansas.
Prof. f. j. Stanton and family and a
party of friends are spending IA day OF
Two in the Silver Crown district.
Charles Coffey, formerly in Pease &
Taylor's grocery, but now engaged in
ranching up north, is in the city upon a
visit.
David Miller, the jeweler, returned
yesterday from a trip down in Iowa to
visit his family, spending the season
there.
William Allisen arrived from Pitts
burg yesterday to assume a position in
the Western Union telegraph office of
this city.
Steve Smith, representing a promi-
nent New York Jewelry firm, arrived in
this city yesterday to call upon business
acquaintance.
L. B. Snyder and family departed
last evening for their home at Three
Rivers, Mich, after having spent
several weeks in Wyoming and Colo
RADIO.
Arrivals at the Railroad house S
Smith, New York, Mrs. Parkhurst,
Fort Mckinney; ] S McCool; c F
Iddings, North Platte; G A Spencer,
st. Louis /; G Pottinger, Fort Nc.
Kinney.
Colonel Luddington, chief quarter
master of the Department of the
Platte, arrived in this city yesterday
accompanied by his brother, DR.. Lud
dingtoh. DR.. Luddington continued
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manned the guest of Major Lord.
Arrivals at Dyers: B J Steward, Sid
ney;J H Lloyd, Chicago; G Robinger,
st. Louis; F Wyatt, Idaho; F p Har-
din, Deadwood; w Young and wife,
J Williams, Boulder; G A Hubbard,
Horseshoe; j Crosby, Fort Fetterman
e Brooks, Denver; w G Shockney,
Nebraska; Miss J Knony.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean W L
Bert, Idaho; ] r Withrow, Council
Bluffs; q E Oatman, Chicago; P Sill
yer, New York, II d Dinslie, Denver;
P E Frederick; J w Hanna, Denver;
A Alexander, Chicago; ] K Moore.
Fort Washable; R M Cleary, Stevens
vile; p Andersen, Fort Collins; &
Mitchell, A f Mitchell; NJ B Edinger.
New York; J E Tattet, Sidney, Austria
liza; R Canning, Denver; J F McJen-
nings and family; r r Rowland.
Washington, Ia; J ] Man, Laramie
City; j Wisherd, Dawson, Mo. W A
johnson, Green River.