, 1885-12-15
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
oheyeunese At Home ana other Who
are Abroad.

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Cheyennese az Home ana Others Who
are Abroad.
DIR. j. T. Corey is in from the ranch.
G. A. Emery has gone to Kansas City.
Alexander Swan departed for Chicago
yesterday.
Mrs. j. A. George goes to Washing
ton to-day.
j. W Blake, Esq, anne down TO
Cheyenne from Laramie City last evening.
The Episcopalian Christmas market at
Library hall on Wednesday evening. will
be a brilliant affair.
Tim Farrell, from the Silver Crown
mining camp, thawed out and made his
appearance in Cheyenne yesterday.
DR.. Hopkins. territorial veterinarian,
destroyed ten cases Of CHAMBERS at Buffalo
last week, aud returned Saturday.
Peter McDermott, of Bordeaux, goes
to-day to Allegheny county, New York,
to visit at his old home during the winter.
Stock Inspector Reeves went to Egbert
Yesterday to see abou; some cattle that
had been killed on the railroad at that
point,
Eugene Cohen, late bailIif at the term
of court just ended, has returned to his
former old position as salesman at Polack
& Co. 3.
A. b. Ballon, after eighteen months
prospecting in New Mexico, returned to
Cheyenne and was busy receiving friends
yesterday.
j.. Burleigh Pollard, the insurance
agent. returned ON Sunday evening from
an extended visit to his former home in
Connecticut.
r. NJ. Friend shook off the snow of
Cheyenne from his feet, and started yes
terday for a trip to Milwaukee and other
eastern points.
T. Joe Fisher started for Jacksonville,
ILL.,, on Sunday with Thomas Mayer, who
was lately adjudged insane by the jury in
the probate court.
II. B. Kelly has bought the fine resi-
dence of Senior Adjuria, the property for
merly owned by Mrs. Grace X. Gold
schmidt, on Seventeenth street.
Chas. II. Holcomb, brother-in-law of
Henry Harrington, who has been spend
ing a few days in Cheyenne, departed for
his home in San Francisco last evening.
Henry Harrington, the veteran Third
ward councilman, is moving INTO the Ian
dau residence, lately purchased by him,
and will soon be located in his old ward
again.
j. II. Cook, better known as Jim
Cook, one of the most famous Of all the
scouts that have ever been on the plains,
and a former partner of Buffalo Bill" is
in the city.
Mrs. Gen. O'Brien, of Omaha, the
mother of Mrs. T. Joe Fisher, passed
through Cheyenne yesterday en- route to
Omaha, from an extended visit in Wash
ing,on Territory. She was met at the
train by a number of her friends in this
city.
HoTE ARRIVALS.
At Fishers. A c Peterson, Laramie;
A c Mclean, Chug; Fred st Dennis and
wife, Cottonwood, r c Holland, Horse
Shoe; Frank Peter, Cottonwood; II P
Chapman, Wood River; FE Gernshardt,
st. Louis.
At the Metropolitan: j o Berry. Wash
ington; John Linehun and family, Tie
Siding; w II Garin and wife, Albany; D
C Conyelin, Denver; J c Clark, Perrys-
vile; Miss Kate Afensbough, Pittsburg;
VIM Cheylaun, Columbus.
At the Pacific: IA Davis, Laramie;
James Stephenson, Omaha; S n Hurl-
burt. Detroit, Mr. Folsom, Ogden; C
w Morrison, W w Cormoran, Denver;
J D Kennedy, j w TAYLOR, Y Lander
gren, Omaha; w p Ogden, D J Owens,
Denver.
At the Inter Ocean: j w Blake, Lara
mic; Geo A Rowe, Chicago; Chas Pierce,
Chas Badgett, ranch; A p Long. d Duile,
Wyoming; II NJ Arnold, ranch; w NJ
Patterson. Denver; II b Ballou, Las
Vegas; Rob't & Stockton, Omaha; J b
Parker, Powder River: J NJ Robinson,
Ed Carroll, Cheyenne River; j T Hub
bard, Horse Greek,