, 1884-08-12

Inter Ocean.
William Trelt, of Sloan, Ia, is at the
Metropolitan.
Mr.. Louis Kirk returned from Denver
last evening,
Hon. W. W. Corlett has returned from
Laramie City.
]. F. Shields, of Chicago, is at the
Railroad hotel
George B. Durham, of Bear creek, is a
guest at Dyer's.
Miss B. L. Shaw, of Erie, Colo. is a
guest at Dyer's.
B. Frederick, of Denver, registers at
the Metropolitan.
E. H. Shorb, of New York, registers at
the Inter Ocean.
H. w. Wheeler, U. s. A, registers at
the Inter Ocean.
Hon. A. H. Swan returned from the
East last night.
H. S. Whitaker came in from Horse
creek on Sunday.
A. Q. Collins, of Cambridge, is a guest
ut the Railroad hotel.
L. F. Adams, of Spearfsh, is a guest
at the Railroad hotel.
Governof Hale and Mrs. Hale returned
from Colorado yesterday.
Charles Reeves, of Devon, Eng, is a
guest at the Inter Ocean.
Thomas w. Rutledge came in from Lit
tie Horse creek yesterday.
Mr.. N. W. Harlow, of Evanston, ar
rived in the city last night.
Chief Justice Lacey returned from Lar
annie City Sunday morning.
Luke Voorhees,, Esq, has gone to FIRE.
mont, Neb., IN a short trip.
Judge Kuykendall returned last even
ing from a visit to his ranch.
Surveyor General Medium returned
from Laramie City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. P. Meyer, of Kan
sas City, are guests at Dyer's.
Henry f. Nash, of Greenfield, Mass.
registers at the Railroad hotel.
Mrs. C. W. WulGen and family have
apartments at the Inter Ocean.
H. H. Andrews, of Boston, is in the
city, a guest at the Inter Ocean.
Miss Alice Walters left yesterday for a
two weeks vacation at Bard's ranch.
County Attorney Blake, of Laramie
City, came over to Cheyenne yesterday.
Hon. Homer Merrill, who was visiting
the capital last week, returned to Rawlins
Sunday.
Mr.. William Myers, of the firm Of
Makes & Myers, left for the East last
evening.
Mrs. X. II. Carey and child returned
yesterday from Denver, where they have
been visiting.
DR.. J. Y. Cowhick returned from
Greeley yesterday. He occupied a pulpit
there Sunday.
Mr.. N. E. Barkalow, of the firm of
Barkalow Bros, came up from Denver
Sunday evening.
Mr.. j. D. Gill returned yesterday from
Maniteu. Mrs. Gill remains in Denver
visiting friends until to-day.
Walter c. Brown and A. L. jerks left
yesterday with their families fora camp
ing-out trip in the mountains.
Ed Nodiska, representing the well
known tobacco firm of Chic & Co., of St.
Louis, was in TOW yesterday.
Rev. G. N. Eldridge returned yeater-
day from Longmont, Colo. where he at
tended the Methodist conference.
Captain Mcintyre, of Laramie City, ar
rived here yesterday and will attend the
session Of the Supreme Court to-day.
Mrs. John V. R. Vreeland, who has
been in Cheyenne for the past few weeks,
returned to jersey City, n. J., yesterday.
Bishop Foss, of Wisconsin, who has
benin attendance at the Methodist confer
ence at Loveland, arrived here yesterday.
He is on his way to California.
Messrs. Whifina an Calkins, of Rockford,
H., are visiting their uncle Mr.. A. Mar
tin, and at the same time are looking
after their cattle interest.
Mr.. F. j. McShane, of Omaha, is
spending a few days in the city. Mr.. Nc
Shane was a member of the big Creighton
outfit that some time AGO sold out to the
Bay State Cattle company. He goes East
to-day.
a party, consisting of Mr.. J. @. BairdI
A. A. Judges, W. 7. Jenkins and the
Misses Maggie and Kate Garrow and
Mrs. A. j. Reuck, spent Sunday near
Sherman, and after enjoying all the syl-
van luxuries Of that pretty spot returned
to the city yesterday.
The Boutwell, party, consisting of Viii
liam B. Calvert, j. r. Boutwell,, Samuel
Aughey, Alexander McNab, E. H. Traf.
ton, a. U. Apgar. Fl. NJ. Munsell, L. D
Shoemaker and j.. A. S~uarnes, left yes
terday for Denver, where they will remain
a short time ere proceeding to their re-
spective homes.
Wonderous Wyoming.
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