The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-22

ohm Tinnin arrived Yesterday.

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John Hunton, Bordeaux, is in town.
j. G.. Rankin, Rawlips, arrived yes.
terday.
Chas. Hecht went out west yesterday
afternoon.
j. S. McCool has been making Chey-
enne a call.
l.. L. Rappal returned to Cheyenne
yesterday.
E. B. Cleveland arrived yesterday
from Green River.
John Sparks arrived by yesterdays
train from the east.
Homer Merrell, came in from Raw
Inns yesterday afternoon.
G. A. Searight returned from the
east yesterday afternoon.
Misses Ida and Minnie Weber re-
turned to Laramie yesterday.
p. f. Fredericks came in from
Ogalalla yesterday afternoon.
]. S. Collins arrived from Omaha
Thursday, stopping in this city.
Paymaster Jos. W. Wham returned 10
Laramie City yesterday afternoon.
c. b. Cole, western agent of the
Wabash line, passed east yesterday.
Richard Frewen, of the Frewen
Bros, passed east yesterday afternoon.
J. II. Pynchon, travelling auditor of
the q. P. Ry., arrived from the west
yesterday.
Prof. J. f. Clayton arrived from the
west yesterday en- route to the Denver
exposition.
Mr.. Uhlen and wife returned to
Laramie City after attending the sun
day school convention here.
j. II. Collins, of the U. P. engineer
ing department, arrived from the west
and went to Denver yesterday.
j. j. Dickey, superintendent of the
U. p. telegraph and w. W. Burnes
chief operator, are both out west.
F. W. Dunn, superintendent of the
Nevada Central Il. r., was a west
bound passenger on yesterdays No. 3.
Rev. Mr.. Wallace, an Episcopal min
lister passed through this city yesterday
going to Salt Lake and thence to San
Francisco.
MI. and Mrs. John Chase, of the
Inter Ocean, returned yesterday from
Denver where Mrs. Chase has been
making an extended visit.
$. b. Sargent, a conductor on the
Laramie division of the U. p. Ry.'
passed through this city yesterday
go ing to st. Joseph upon a visit.
A French party of note passed west
yesterday. Mons. Barrier, a prominent
railroad operator in France, was n ~
the party which numbered seven.
A party of Union Pacific civil engt-
| neers, including Messrs. McCleary,
Stevens, Mathews and others passed
We st yesterday en- route to Piedmont.
s. NJ. Smith, quite a prominent man
in Pacific coast sporting circles, passed
west yesterday on his return to San
Fran cisco, accompanied by his family.
A. s. Peabody and family, who have
been In attendance upon the session OF
the Sunday school convention in this
city, returned to Laramie City yester'
day.
Miss Mary Garrett, Zelma Bennett
and Lizzie Warning, who have been
attending the Sunday school conven-
ton in this city, returned to Laramie
City yesterday.
J. C.. S. Richardson returned yester'
day fl ON his ''pic-nic excursion" t.
Buffalo,, Johnson county, to assist a
territorj nj stenographer, in opening it
first teri u of district court.
r. j. Porter, New York, vice-presij
dent of The Pullman Palace Car Co.
and inspe ctar for the COZ lpany, arrives
from the south yester day and wen
west. IIee was eco npanied by hi
family.
Peter S NTH and wife, of Chicago
arrived in this city " ssterday Afternoon
Mr.. SmitI i is well known here 8
senior m amber Of the clothing fir
of Smith & Harri .ngton of this cit
The new partnersI Zip of Mr.. and MI
Smith wa 5 but rec emily celebrated, al
the twain are N wv on a tour of q
west.
Geo. 81. Pull man, of the Pullmi
Palace c ar Co., and a considerable pa
ty of fri ends, an Q enjoying an extend
summer exeursio n in a special Pullm
car through the Western country. L
party left Cbics .go a few days sim
sper ding she fir st night at Pullma
that beautiful suberb of Chicat
spJ inging from the palace car worI
and thence start ed out for San FRA
cisco going M st to Denver. Fr'
Denver 7 hey q anne g the Den
Pacific road II lursday and contint
west I" yer the u. T. Ey., TO Salt 1t
ANDY ne coast
nor nuderN wear, ut all prices