, 1885-08-16
personal MENTION.

YESTERDAY
John Shriyer is back from his Sweet
water hunting trip.
Hon. H.. V. s. Groesbcck, of Laramie
was in the city yesterday.
Manager Boardman has been e, home
indisposed for several days.
d. O. Clarke, Union Pacific. superin.
tendent of coal mines, went west yester.
day.
DIR. T. j. McGee, Union Pacific sur
geon at Rawlins, went down % Denver
yesterday.
Grand concert, Saturday evening pext,
at the opera house, for the benefit of the
Baptist church.
John Hardin, agent for the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad, left the
city yesterday for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Slack are happy
in the possession of an addition to their
family, a healthy little girl.
Mrs. A. S. Peabody, of Laramie, was a
passenger on the w~estbound train yester-
day returning from a trip to Boston.
j. NJ. Tisdell was on the westbound
train yesterday, returning to his home at
Rock Springs from a visit to Omaha.
Hon. L. NJ. Bennett, western superin-
tendent for the Pullman Car company.
was on the eastbound passenger yester-
day.
Secretary Morgan and wife went over
to Laramie yesterday with Gen. Medium
to spend Sunday with the general and his
wife.
Prof. Pasmore came up from Denver
yesterday and will conduct the music at
the Presbyterian church to-day az usual.
He has a large and increasing music class
in this city.
Mrs. Il. b. Miller, wife of Mrs. j. C..
Abney's brother, who is postmaster at
Pierre, OAK, is here visiting her rela-
tives- With her are Master Ed and
Miss Laura, her children. Mr.. Miller
was a resident OF Cheyenne eight years
ago. Yesterday Mr. Miller took a drive
about the city with Mrs. Abnev and she
was surprised and delighted with the
changes that eight years have wrought.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT Fishers hotel. II. f. Rankin,
Horse Greek; S. Colby, Horse Greek, H..
s. Groesbeck, Laramie City: and F H..
Raymond, Omaha.
At the Metropolitan: b. b. O'Rorke,
II. S. Tobin AMI wife. Des Moines, la.
j. z. Russell, Ogden; w. SweetmAn,
San Francisco: NJ. Norton, Laramie City;
W. T. Stuart, San Francisco; w. John
son, Denver; and Thos. II. O'Brieu.
Omaha.
At the Inter Ocean; Miss Weston and
sister, Denver T. Rowen, F. y. Page.
II. B. Me,calf, Las Vegas, n. NJ; A. d.
Chamberlain. Silas H. Doty, Ranch; II.
c. Miriam, Fort Laramie; l.. 4. Miller,
Norristown. Pa; 5. S. Filker, St. Louis;
f. p. Stewart, Kansas City and C.. VI
Lambson, Ranch.
George II. Atkinson, the celebrated
Rockford tailor, is now located ut room 3,
Inter Ocean hotel. where he can be inter
viewed by his many customers aud all
Others who may need first class suit of
clothes. Mr.. Atkinson has supplied the
male portion Of our community with good
clothes ever since 1871, and he is now
again on one of his annual trips through
the west, carrying with him samples of
the latest imported and domestic goods Of
all the various grades and patterns for
gentlemen's wear. The reputation of his
house for giving perfect fits is second to
non in the land; and the fact that who
ever once patronizes this firm becomes its
customer for life, proves this beyond per
adventure. Mr.. Atkinson will remain
here for a few days only; those who want
TO see him on business. therefore. should
not delay.