The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-14
POINTS
a. Ballou is stopping in town.

yesterday.
Walter Hurlbut went west yesterday
afternoon.
Abe Idelman came In from his wes-
tern trip last evening.
Commodore Trufaut gave his friends
In this city u visit yesterday.
Representative Jones, of Carbon, re-
turned from Denver yesterday.
Herbert Thsyer, of the house, ar
rived from the west last evening.
Homer Merrel. esq, and wife. of Raw
Inns, arrived In the city yesterday.
John Coad left this city on the de-
layed train for the east last evening.
8. D. Mercer, chief surgeon Of the U.
P. Ry., arrived In this city yeaterday.
Judge Andrews, OF johnson county,
came down to tue capital Sunday even
Ing.
Judge Knlckerbocker, OF Chicago,
passed through this city going west yes
terday.
Paul Brewster arrived from the cast
Sunday afternoon, aud Is stopping In
tins city.
q. A. Blydenburg arrived Sunday to
be In attendance upon yesterdays ses-
sion of scribes.
W. F. Hamilton came In from the
government farm yesterday for a brief
visit In this city.
George Atkinson, the we'll known
Rockford tailor, arrived from the west
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Boyd, daughter Of Mayor Boyd
of Omaha, passed through this city go
Ing vest yesterday.
Officer Thomson returned from Den
yer yesterday, to which city he returned
during the afternoon.
D. o. Clark, manager of the coal de-
partment of the U. r., WAS Il west
bound passenger on No. 8 yesterday.
Col. A. G.. Bracket returned Sunday
afternoon from Rock Greek, where he
attended as q member of the recent
court martial.
Guy Barton and his two daughters,
Mr.. Nash and his wife, of Omaha,
were west bound passengers on No. 0
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Helen F. Clark. formerly a resi-
dent of Cheyenne. Is now residing In
Denver, and Is the treasurer Of the
woman's industrial association.
Isaac Gventree, manager OF Pollock's
clothiGg establishment, returned Sun.
day from an extended visit at New
York and othor eastern points.
Harry Woodward, the genial and eff
1cient agent of Balkalow Bros, at
Cheyenne, left for Denver yesterday on
business trip OF several days duration.
Frank Sparhawk went east Sunday
afternoon to purcase II stock OF hat-,
caps and furnishing goods for the new
store which lie will shortly open in this
city.
j. c. Friend, OF the Journal. Raw.
lins, arrived In the city Sunday evening
to be in attendance upon the adjourned
meeting Of the Wyoming press associa-
ton.
Andle Borie returned yesterday after.
noon on No. 8, from a visit to Denver,
returning on the Julesburg branch.
over which he holds the position Of
train dispatcher.
Judge Pease. Of the Times, and Judge
Nye, Of this boomerang, Laramie, ar-
rived last evening to take part In the
meetings Of the press association last
evening and this morning.
C. D. Bale returned from the east
Sunday afternoon, and will take n pc
sition In the dry goods establishment Of
Marks &c Meyers IN this city. Ills re-
turn will be pleasant news to many
friends in this city.
Robt. E, S%trahorn, the gentlemen
who has written w Wyoming, Colo
radn, Utah. Idaho and Montana, each
In book form, arrived In The city IN
Sunday TO attend the meeting OF the
press association, Of which lie Is II men :
Der. Mr.. Strahorn'5 literary enter.
prizes have been chiefly carried out on
his W responsibility, notably that tn
Wyoming, which Il by far the best
work on Wyoming ever published.
Arrivals at Dyers: u. A. Knowles,
Lubuy; Ed. Whitman, OmahL; p. ]
Ryan. K Insas city; II. q. Sceya, CHI
cage; 7. d. Holt, st. Joe; T. s. Conlry,
Fl. Thornburg; L. D. Pease, Laramie;
J. Johnson, Denver, G.. Hammond.
Arrivals Mt the Inter Ocean: Morris
Davis, Sherman; Il. Galbraith, Ora
Haley, w. w. Alexander, Bill Nye,
j. IL. Hayford, Laramie City; Jessie
Knight, I. NJ. Foote, Evanston; jas.
Loucheim, Peoria; u. Davis, St Joseph;
Homer Merrol and wife, Rawlins; II.
A. Man, Peoria; A Idelman; f. II.
Jones, Green River; AL. DorIe, Sable,
Cancers and Other Tumors
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