The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-16
Personal

PERSONAL MENTION.
W. F. Scribner is in from his ranch.
S. Haas came in from the ranch Sun
day.
G. Walker, of Fort Laramie, is in the
city.
W. S. Weaver left yesterday for Pine
Bluff.
W. Evans came down from Laramie
Sunday.
j. Smith cam in from Bear Creek
Sunday.
Bob Sesright went out on his ranch
Sunday.
]. A. Riner is attending court at
Laramie.
AL Bowie, of the T. Z. outfit, is in
the city.
Bob Walker came in from his ranch
yesterday.
c. X. Nichols, of Willow Creek, came
in Sunday.
G. N. Leigh, of England is stopping
In Cheyenne.
@. L. Libby came down from Lara
mic yesterday.
NJ. F. Jones, of Fort Collins, is visit
ing the city.
II. II. Robinson came in from Ante
lope Sunday.
]. G. Morton left for his home in
Texas Sunday.
A. Harper, from Hartvills, is visit
ing Cheyenne.
G. w. Pendleton, of Rawhide Buttes,
is in the city.
J. McCullock, Of Scotland, Is investi-
eating Wyoming.
H. w. Benjamin left yesterday, after
q brief visit in'town.
Fred Pettibone left last night for
Chicago and the east.
A. j. Robertson, Of Beaver Creek,
came in town Sunday.
Fred Wolf, of VOLTS ranch, near
Rawlins, is in the city.
G. II. Young, OF the Union Pacific,
is at the Railroad house.
Foreman Cox, OF the Thompson and
Frazier outfit, is In town.
l.. Voorhees, and wife left last even.
ing for a short visit to Chicago.
Mr. Webb. s~on-in-law Of Timberline
Jones. went to Denver last evening.
A. H. Lee and wife, of the Union
Pacific road, are at the Inter- Ocean.
Ed. Chase, of Denver, spent Sunday
with hisIbrothsr atIthe Inter Ocean.
Mrs. Luke Murrin and family re
turned last evening from a visit to Nil
waukee and Boston.
Mrs. B. Hellman and Mrs. NJ. Mark
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Leh.
man Of Laramie City.
Jay Pettibone came in from Rock
Creek. He reports the walking as fair
but somewhat muddy.
Mrs. Jackson and daughter, Of For.
Laramie, returned yesterday from ,
visit to Walkers ranch.
Charles W, Beck has moved to tn,
Delaware block, where he occupies
rooms On the second floor.
]. B. Weir left yesterday for Chi
cago, and will probably not return thil
season. "Csp's'' pleasant smile ant
never failing good nature will be great
ly missed.
Miss Hattie White, Of Cheyenne, who
has been employed in this city for som,
time, will leave Tuesday next for he
old home. She will be greatly missed
Ogden Pilot.
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Sullivan left las
evening for New York. For NOR,
than u year past Mr.. Sullivan has beer
on the LEADER al its managing editor.
During that time he has devoted hi:
time exclusively to studying the inter.
ests of the territory asd has written
much that is valuable. His habit In
writing was that Of close and accurate
inquiry aud would stand the test OF
crucial investigation, and the file Of the
LEADER to-day contains much that
may be called into future use. We re.
greet to lose Mr.. Sullivan from our
midst, as he vas foremost with his pen
and personal influence in every lauda.
bic public movement, and manifested
the deepest interest in the progress OF
our city and territory. He goes to New
York to engage in the pursuit to which
by nature and education he seems SC
well adapted. He leaves many fast
friends behind him who will regret his
decision-thst of giving up the west for
the east.
r. A. M.
There will be a regular convention Of
Wyoming, Chapter No. /, r. A. M.