The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-09

day.
John Coad went east yesterday after
noon.
G. A. Dunlap went down to Pine
Bluffs yesterday.
A. II. Swan arrived from the west
yesterday afternoon.
John Hutton is in from Bordeaux
spending a few days.
William Evans, of Evans & Haas,
returned on yesterdays No. f.
Messrs. Withrow. and Haas came
west as far as Ogalalla yesterday.
Father John A. Hays returned from
Laramie City yesterday afternoon.
Henry Altman returned last evening
from an extended business trip south.
Jas. E. Woods, U. S. surveyor, was a
west bound passenger yesterday after
noon.
George W. Harper came in from a
run down to Ogalalla, yesterday after
noon.
/. A. Lowe and o. W. Mead, firm of
Mead & Lowe, returned to town yes
terday.
Ora Haley and E. II. Odds Of
Laramie City, arrived in town last
evening.
E. r. Griffin returned to North Platte
yesterday after spending a day in
Cheyenne.
DR.. r. Barnett, of the army, passed
through this city yesterday en- route to
Fort Bridger.
Miss Jennie Kaufman, of Denver, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. NJ. Idel-
man, of this city.
G. p. Williams, recently one of the
Pullman conductors over this line,
passed west yesterday.
H. b. Cushing, agent of the Union
Pacific railway at Sidney, returned to
that burg Friday night.
Mrs. Sarah Donnelly and her daugh-
ter Ida, leave to-day for a short visit
with friends in Nevada.
Captain C. S. Roberts, of General
Cooks staff, passed west yesterday en-
route to Fort Thornburg.
T. B. Snyder, wife and daughters
returned yesterday afternoon from a
visit to Colorado Springs and Denver.
Geo. H. West, of Emerson q West,
the Greeley bankers, arrived in this
city yesterday and went down to Sidney
on No. 4.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, of the Utah &
| Northern railroad, was a westward
bound passenger on No. , yesterday
afternoon.
MI. S. D. Beebe, of the Union Pacific
railroad, and his family passed through
this city yesterday en- route from Mon
tana to the east.
Hon. Geo. Spencer, one of the gov
eminent directors of the Union Pacific
railway, passed west with his family on
yesterdays No. 3.
7. q. Dickson, one of the owners of
the Green Mountain Boy mine, Is in
Chicago upon business connected with
his mining interests.
Charley Beck, Of the Sun, has not
exactly built a house and lot, but he
has bought one. Further particulars
not made public as yet.
S. Herman, of the Herman Bros,
went south yesterday for a weeks re-
creation in Denver, Colorado Springs
and other Colorado points.
Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Prescott. home
missionaries of the NJ. E. society, ar
rived from the east and went down into
Colorado yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Fowler, secretary of the NJ. E.
missionary society and once an editor
of the Methodist Christian Advocate,
arrived from the east yesterday and
went south into Colorado,
Charles H. Litchman, Marblehead,
Mass, returned from the west yester-
day and is stopping in the city the
guest of Frank Sparkawk. Mr.. Litch-
man is a very prominent member Of the
~greenback party and in at the head of
the order of Redmen.
Arrivals at Dyers: E. H. Cowles,
Pine Bluffs; E. j. Baker, Columbus, o.;
G. r. Piper, Chicago.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: g. +.
Shireman, st. Joe, Mo-, F. B. Gilmore.
Omaha; J. H. Collins, Boulder; Henry
A. Blair, Chicago; W. Evans, Council
Bluffs; r. Robinson, Ogden.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: Geo. w.
Harper, o. E. Oatman, Chicago; E. p.
Writner, Boston; d. B. Blackwell,
Denver; Jas. Pillsburg, st. Louis; F.
B. Snyder and family, Three Rivers,
Mich; L. A. Lowe, o. W. Mead, Bos-
ton, Mass; w. G. Moore, Texas; Alb.
Loomis, G. Loomis, Fort Collins: Jno.
Kilby; o. B. Ramsey, Omaha; Ed.
Johnson. Ogden; E. H. Odds, Ora