, 1885-08-26
Personal MENTION.

visit to Denver,
Tom Sparks, of American Falls. Idaho.
is in the city en- route to Chicago.
Il. b. Moore, Jr., deputy United State:
collector. went up TO Laramie last night,
Chas. Dewey, Of Dewey x Stone,
Omaha, was here yesterday, returning
from his Montana trip.
Governor Warren ven down into Col.
orado yesterday. He will probably visit
Denver before he returns.
Richard Latham, of Iron Mountain, i,
in the city loading his wagons with lum-
Der for improving his ranch.
Mrs. j. G. Furniss, of Lawrence, Kan.
who has been visiting old friends here,
will return to Kansas in a few days.
FreiShter O'Brien came in the city and
will load his wagons tomorrow with sup
plies for the sutler at Fort Laramie.
Gen. Denny" Medium, the surveyor
general of Colorado and brother of our
genial surveyor general, is in Cheyenne.
j. +. Atkinson, of the Colorado Gath
Ole, who has been visiting relatives in
Cheyenne, returned to Denver yesterday.
Tom McGee, of Granite Canon, is in
town for the purpose of hiring a Compel
ent teacher for their school near Mr.. Nc
Gees ranch.
A. Mather, of Texas, having disposed
of the herd of horses recently brought to
Pine Bluffs, started on his Ieturn to Texas
yesterday morning.
Judge Baxter, OF the United States
supreme court, who has been here on a
visit to his sons, left Yesterday for his
home in Tennessee.
j. s. Collins, the saddle manufacturer,
was called to Shelby, Iowa, yesterday, by
a telegram announcing the death at hat
place of his sister, Mrs. Cleveland.
Ex-Governor John w. Hoyt departed
yesterday for the east. While absent he
will visit the meeting OF the American
scientific association, to be held in INN
Arbor.
Hon. Alex. Swan, Finley Dunn and
George Prentis lett for Rock Creek last
night to load some cattle. Dunn and
Prentis will aftervard go out on the range
for a couple of weeks.
Miss Kate Phelps, who has been q
teacher in the Cheyenne public schools
for six years. and who has won much
praise for her zeal, fidelity and efficiency,
has gone to Boise City, Idaho, to become
a teacher there.
Harry 4. Bowman, commercial traveller
for the great house OF Rosenheim, Lewis
& Co., of St. Louis, dealers in ladies fur.
nishing goods, millinery, etc is here on
his regular rounds. He is one ofthe most
successful travelling men on the road.
Miss Fan Ell Fitz, the r~inkatorial attrac-
ton, left for the east this morning. She
was waited upon at the train by several
stricken youths. She is a bewitching
creature, smart and lady.like Numerous
young men have her address and will
write often.
Frank b. Semple, travelling passenger
agent Of the Burlington route, was her,
yesterday FROM the west. Frank is one o
the most popular and efficient of all tn,
men in his line. He is thoroughly posted
in his business, and is a coming man il
railroading. Not many years will pas
away before he will be written about a,
Superintendent Semple.
Gen. J. W. Fisher, department S. V.
C., G. A. R., returned yesterday from
Saratoga, Wyo., to which place he went
last Friday for the purpose of organizing
a post of the Grand Army, which was
effected Saturday night nnder the nam,
Of Joseph Lawson Post No. 60. Hon. f.
W. Bennett wa selected as commander
and J.. F. Crawford adjutant. The new
post starts off under very favorable cir.
cumstances. IL has ten charter members,
with a fair prospect of doubling that
number within two weeks. The members
of the new post will not attend the Chey.
emit encampment in a body, but most Of
them will be present.