, 1885-12-25
PEOPLE YoU KNOW
Cheyennese at Home ana Other who
are Abroad.

Mrs. w. IL. Hibbard has returned
from Rock Island. Ill.
Buy your boy a pair Of those red-top
boots for Christmas at S. Bon's.
Deputy Sheriff McGonigle returned
from his trip to Joliet last evening.
A. H.. Swan and George Morgan will
return home from the East this even
ing.
Last evenings westbound express
brought back John Kuykendal to Chey-
enne and home.
Ed Gleason, foreman OF the Warren
Cattle company, returned fIom an eastern
trip last evening.
Miss Kate Davis aud Miss Carrie j..
Lefiingwell returned to Cheyenne IRON
Omaha last evening.
Thomas Sturgis returned last evening
to Cheyenne after an absence Of about
thirty days in New York and elsewhere
on business.
w. ID. Wrighter came in from Pine
Tree ranch, Powder river, Yesterday and
departs this morning in the direction of
Omaha on a visit.
Alex. Cox will start for Pennsylvania
Saturday with some friends who will
show him the sights in the Keystone
state and the Quaker city.
Russell Throp cannot stay away from
Cheyenne long. He came back last even
ing to take his Christmas dinner with
Chase at the Inter Ocean.
Messrs. Nash and Pridham, of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul rail
road, left yesterday morning. Nash for
Omaha and Pridham for Denver.
G.. d. Hatton, of Laramie, came down
to Cheyenne last evening to enjoy the
pleasures of the metropolis, eat his Christ.
mas turkey and have some fun with the
boys.
John j. Stone, of Gleenwood, Mills
county, Ia, former law partner of the late
Governor Hale, is in Cheyenne looking
after certain business and mining in-
terests.
Abe ldleman, the popular junior mem
Der OF Idelman Bros. was the happy re-
cipient. yesterday, ola Christmas present
from New York. 1t proved to be a pair
Of diamond sleeve buttons of an artistic
make, ard great value. Abe ia happy
and set them up for the boys"
Lieut.. j. II. Gustin, l4th United
States infantry, and his bride, nee Lille
Morgan, returned last evening from their
wedding tour. The young couple will re-
main with Secretary Morgan a few weeks.
and then resume their journey westward
TO their future home at Fort Vancouver.
w. 4.
Maj. Rawls, Of the 9TH artillery, who
passed through in charge of his battery
for Salt Lake Il few weeks ago, alighted
from the eastbound express yesterday
morning for breakfast at the Pacific. He
was bound for Omaha for his family and
effects, as he will be permanently located
at Salt Lake.
HoTE ARRIVALS.
At Hsher's-H S Beaman, Dale creek;
G l. Hutton, Laramie; Miss Williams,
Granite Canyon; J p Murphy, Crow
creek; II A Noyes, ranch.
At the Paci6c-Chas Wesley, Denver;
T A johnson, Laramie; w T Stephens,
Chicago; 5 II Fitzwater, Seneca, Kan;
J Sicily, Omaha; p S Wilson, Max Kline
smith, Denver; w w French, Greeley.
At the Metropolitan -Frank Simons,
Butte City; VIM Gebhert, Salamanca,
n. Y; w n Griffith. Chugwater; T
Mathew, Denver; Timothy Joyce and
wife, Archer, Wyo, VIM Bradley San
Francisco.
AT the Inter Ocean-Chas + Fisher
and family, Chas Bladget, A d Adam
son, NJ X Belch, Goodwin's ranch; Rus
sell Throp, Rawhide; st John B Batters-
by. A. d. n. ranch, J c Mines, l. G
ranch, Chas Pierce, ranch Mrs j S Tit
comb. Colorado; J w Bennett and wife,
Fort Collins; John R~eisdorf, Hat creek;
Rev Walter Barr and family, Hicks