, 1884-08-13

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Personal MENTION.
Win l. Searight left for Rawlins last
night. rai
W. c. Lykins came in from his ranch
yesterday.
N. X. Boswell returned from Rawlins
yesterday. afr
Mr.. Thomas Branson leaves on a trip to
his ranch to-day.
Hon. Homer Merrill came up from
Denver last night.
Judge ]. B. Blair rame over from Lar
annie City yesterday.
DIR. Grath, of Omaha. was a west bound
passenger, last evening.
W. G. Mitchell Jones came in from
Rock Creek yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Roberts returned
from Colorado yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Bush returned from a trip
to the ranch last evening.
Samuel Haas and son arrived from
Council Bluffs yesterday.
General Rosecrans passed the city last
night en- route to California.
Judge Samuel c. Parks arrived from
Rawlins yesterday morning.
Mrs. D. c. Rhodes, who has been quite
i'll is now steadily recovering.
Mr.. W. P. Gannett is confined to his
home by an attack of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Downey and
daughter arrived from Laramie yesterday.
Sheriff Miller, of Laramie City. came in
over the hill yesterday and returned last
night. -ha- us,hH 0
DR.. W. P. Holyoke, Of Chicago. is in
the city. He will locate permanently in
CHEYENNE. l--aa
Mr.. andM Mrs. c. E. Anthony have arrived
from the east and will spend several weeks
in the city.
Mr.. John Hodges, Jr., of Golden Colo.
who has been in the city for several days,
returns home to-day.
Marshal Schnitget came over from Lar
annie yesterday for the purpose of attend
ing the session of the supreme court.
At the Metropolitan: Casper Roger
and wife. Denver; Francis Jones, South
Bend: Thomas Kane, Sidney; W. NJ.
Deverish, Chicago.
Messrs. Pete Bergerson and George
East and a party of friends leave this
week for Nebraska, where they will have
a prairie chicken hunt.
At the Railroad hoteE Z. Z. Newton,
j. E. Sherman. Chicago; John McShane,
Omaha; F. M. Turner, Aurora, III; L.
V. Baldwin, Council Bluffs
Mr.. A. Underwood and family, Mrs. j.
Underwood, W. D. Pease and Mrs. Pease
have returned from a fishing expedition
in the region o Twin Mountains.
Mr.. j. B. c. Zell, formerly d~raughts-
man in Surveyor General David's office,
but now a resident of Denver, is in the
city, spending a few days with his friends.
Mr.. George H. Marsh, who at one time
was foreman of the Northeastern Lire
Stock Journal, arrived from Denver last
evening and will again be in charge Of the
composing room at the Journal office.
Ex-Governor Hoyt, since returning
home from his trip with the Boutwell,
party, has been suffering from an attack
ofmountain fever. He was able to be
about, for the first time, yesterday.
Mr.. John A. McShane, Q fOmaha. gen
eral manager of the Bay State Cattle com
pany, was in the city yesterday accompa-
MED by his little son. He left for the
ranch at Antelope, Nebraska, last even
ing.
AT Dyer's hotel. Newell Slower. Fox
Greek; Charles NJ. Hicks, Denver; John
c. Hodges, Jr., Golden; j. P. Fowler,
Denver; p. MacNaughton, Deadwood;
F. H. Werden, Chicago; Frank W. DE
Castro, Running Water.
At the Inter Ocean: J. W. L. Slavens,
Kansas City; Carl Radmann, New York;
Geoge j. Rankin, Pueblo; John Taylor,
Abe D%reyfuss, Denver; L. j. Watson, j.
R. Hudson, Texas; Edward Needles, D.
H. Bradley, philadelphia.