, 1885-09-01
personal M~ENTios.


Chief Packer Moore, of Camp Carlin,
returned yesterday from New Mexico and
Arizona.
j. d. Carey and sister, brother and sis
ter of Judge Carey, of this city. left yes
terday, returning to the East
Mr.. Balm, C. D. Kirkland's efficient
assistant in the Photographic studio. left
yesterday for a trip to Manitou.
Misses Kate Davis and Carrie Letting
well, school teachers, returned yesterday
from their vacation trip to Minnesota.
John McShane, of Omaha, vice presi-
dent of the Wyoming Stock Growers
association, arrived yesterday from the
East.
Harry s. Garrow. brother of Mrs. j. c..
Baird, who has been visiting his relations
here, left yesterday for his Pennsylvania
home.
Miss Nellie Carbce, a nieceof our genial
fellow citizens Horatio and George W.
Holt, is here from her New Hampshire
home visiting her relatives.
F. +. Billiard, division clerk of the
Un;or pao;6o rood =. III ro;nt ,ooor,
panied by his wife and little daughter,
have returned from a Chicago trip.
Frank and Fred Bond, j. NJ. Duffey
and A I Fondov won, 70 Tho mouth of
Dale creek ON tho pondro SATURDAY. md
returned Yesterday with a 6nc catch If
front
Hon A II Swan and marty returned
Yesterday from q r;s;, 10 no western
range Tbev leave 70 d,v Gar tho north
Mr. Swan saws thar cat,le Interests ont
West look very satisfactory
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Ane rrencn munster 10 '"pan' acconi-
pan'eu py MS WIG, private secretary ana
a~i'enuah's' were ABOARD the west Dounu
',1in 0unu'y evening On 'ne'r way across
inc eon''nen' 10 San francesca anu thence
"'"pA" aoiosS Tue ae'n' 'ce'n' iheS
were making II h'ely ior .'e ieep'nE car
conductors "nen last nearu rom
Mr.. j. Asche and bride nee Miss Dove
Wiley. arrived here on Sunday from
Plattsmouth, Neb., where they were mar
ried last Thursday by the county Judge.
Last evening they left for Laramie CITY.
where Mr.. Asehe is engaged at his art.
Mr.. Asche is an artist of much ability. his
specially being crayon work. His bride
is an excellent musician, Of versatile tai
ent. and was a great fayoTlte in CheyenSe.
The LEADER wishes them long life, hap
pIness and prosperity.
James A. George, special agent OF the
land office, and G.. d. Fetserman, anephew
of the gallant soldier for whom Fort Fet-
terman was named, returned yesterday
from a twenty-eight days absence in John
son county, where Mr.. George has been
attending to official duties. Mr.. George
speaks enthusiastically of the country he
has been looking over and says that it
would be the making of Cheyenne to have
a railroad to that country, if only for the
coal and iron. lie says Buffalo is a lively
and growing town and that it will improve
rapidly.
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