, 1885-08-25
PERSONAL


l1on. mos. oWODc, OF tue hllllnru.
Omaha, was here yesterday.
w. c. Hart, OF Fort Collins, is in the
city and registered at Fishers hotel.
Miss Anna Forbes has resigned her po-
sition as teacher in the public school.
Thomas Shanks. station agent here.
arrived yesterday IRON over the ocean.
A. fl. Lee, freight bill clerk at the de-
pot here, returned yesterday from Eng
land.
r. NJ. Hathaway, formerly Of the Stock
.Joirnd, has returned from an extensive
trip west,
Porter Ashe, the famous California race
horse %fancier, was an east bound passen-
ger yesterday.
Walter r. Stoll and Albert +. Richie
were appointed %notaries public yesterday
for this county.
John II. Benns came up from Denver
yesterday and will remain here during the
cattle shipping season.
Ex-senator Ramsey, of Minnesota,
chairman of tho Utah commission, was
here Sunday. He has gone on home.
Judge Charles II. Burnett, of Buffalo,
Wyo., is here looking after matters con.
nec,ed with the courts of johnson county.
j. Kellner, of the firm of Kellner Bros,
departed for New York City yesterday
morning. He will be absent q couple of
weeks.
Rev. Field went down 10 Greeley yes
terday and will return to day. He is
going to make n lecture tour through
Colorado shortly.
Messrs. Geo. Prentis and Finley Dunn,
director and secretary, respectively, of the
Swan Land & Cattle company, returned
yesterday from a trip to Scotland.
Mrs. c. N. Potter and daughter, Mrs.
j. A. Riner and Mrs. j. X. Jeffrey have
gone East and Potter, Riner and Jeffrey
are a trio of gay young bachelors.
Mr.. W. II. Stewart, one OF the best
statesmen that ever tied up Il package,
formerly with A. Jacobs & Co, Of Den
yer, is here, engaged with Henry Har-
rington. d
John Rice, late OF the Cold Dry com-
pauy, which played here lately, went east
yesterday morning to take a place in the
management of Hayerly's new theater in
Chicago.
John Durbin returned Sunday night
from his Sweetwater ranch. He has
three trains Of cattle on the way to Chi
clgo, aggIegating 95l head of choice
beeves.
Superintendent deuel. went east yester-
day morning to meet Division Superin-
tendent Dorrance, who, with his family,
came in on a special ear last night and
ven on west.
John Antrobus, the eminent artist, re-
turned yesterday from a trip to Denver.
tie brought with him his famous picture
Rita, which will be exhibited heIe be-
fore he leaves for his home in Detroit.
NJ. Williams, superintendent, and l.
D. Shoemaker. secretary and treasurer OF
the Penn Mining company, in The Semi
noe district, are here. They have been to
Denver to get some new stamps for their
mine, which they say gives most fiatter-
ing promise.
Gen. Bohn and Col Ady, tho Grand
Army d%ignitaries who were here Satur-
day night, were taken on a drive through
the city, out to the camp ground and
over to Fort Russell Sunday morning, by
Comrades j.. X. Jeffrey and T. NJ.
Fisher. They arrived at Fort Russell just
at guard mounting and Gen. BONN said
Hold on, let's stop and see that. l
havn't seen it for twenty years" They
stopped, and came near stopping in the
city t%wenty-four hours longer.
Alderman Henry Harrington left yes
terday morning tor a trip to the East, the
first since he CANT here nine years ago.
lie came to this city in April. 1876, n
poor man, but by close attention to bust
ness, honest industry, and unfaltering
fidelity to friends, who are legion, he has
amused a competency and is known by
all to be one OF the best citizens of the
territory. With regard to his fortune he
says in his characteristics way, What L We
got is mine, for | havn't found a dollar
since ! came here" His always CHEEKY
disposition has been somewhat clouded by
his late bereavement, but time, which
heals all things, will bring him out bright
and happy yet. The two little ones upon
whom he dotes with an almost phenome-
nal affection are being cared for during
his absence by his devoted sister.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Among the guests at the Inter Ocean
yesterday were VI A Cohen. A A Parker,
" NJ Whitehead, Henry A Blair, John
Martin, Chicago; A Brecher, Cincinnati;
K 7 Oliver, st Louis; b Hamburger, n
Steenbock, Denver; Alex Waydon and
wife. st Louis.
At the Metropolitan hotel-W ii John
son and SON., Ohio; w ii Dand, New
York; n 4 Morrison and wife, Minneapo-
lis; John w Trogin, Washington; Il NJ
Carey, wife and daughter, city; A j
Walsh. St Louis; d Il Wagner. Gales
burg, Ill; Miss Jameson, Denver; Miss
Blackburn, Minnesota
At Fishers HOTEL b Sweeney, Ha-
%zelton, Pa; w c Hunt, Fort Collins; T
Kelly, Columbus, o; RI Ady, Nevada:
John Giesclman, Powder River; John
Hill, Omaha; Geo 5 Meigs, New York;
Z 7 Kelly. Chicago; Miss Kate Busey.
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