, 1886-09-21

Items Of Interest Concerning Prominent
People.

Elder Merritt went west last evening
MIR. John Dobyns is back from Kansas
City.
Mr.. S. Kellner returned Sunday from
New York.
NJ. l.. VOORHEES, has zone to his north
ern ranches.
Mr. G. p. Grow, of Lane, Kas., is visit
ing his brother, Mr.. J. f. Crow, of the
Fair Association.
Mr.. NJ. Wasserman is on a Colorado
business trip. He will visit the For Col
Inns fan during his absence.
DR. Harris, a cattleman whose herds
run in johnson county, passed through
the city yesterday for his ranges.
Chief Inspector Boswell, of the Wyo
ming Stock Growers Association, has
returned from his six weeks visit East.
Miss Stella Lowe, who has been making
an extended visit to friends and relatives
here, left yesterday morning for her home
IN F~itchburg, Mass.
Gen. Francis A. Walker passed through
the city yesterday en- route from Califor
MA to Boston. The general made "A gal
hut war record as Hancock adiutant
general.
Col. III. NJ. TAYLOR, of the national
bureau of animal Industry, has been visit.
ing Cheyenne. " lille here the colonel
was a guest of Mr. A. S. Mercer, Of the
Stuck .joUrnaL.
Three of Cheyenne's youngsters started
Yesterday to Racine, Wis. to attend
s;hool" in that city. A son of Mr.. Geo +.
Morgan ; and two IONS f Mr.. II. :. Van
TasSell composed the party.
Mr.. knud Patton, of Fort Collins, has
been in the city. Knud was formerly
The LEADERS city editor, but is now
winning his way IN success as one of Colo
rado's most promising young attorneys.
City Engineer provinces, of the travel
ing water committee. starts East to-mor
row morning. He will 90 from here to
st. Joseph, Mo. Mr. Griffin, the other
member of the committee, starts Thurs
day.
President Adams. General Manager
Galloway and Chief Engineer Dickens
derfer, of the Union Pacific. arrived in
Denver yesterday from the West over the
Rio Grande. The party is expected here
TO day.
Mr.. Abe ldelman left for Colorado YES
terday on a mercantile four. The ld.l-
mans are Jrciles princcpe in their line.
They have the most complete wholesal,
cigar and whisky house in the West. |
is really Il liece of art. Their courtesy and
kindness as gentleman is the enamel on
the iron of their solid business character.
Maj. ellis, of Fort Leavenworth, is in
the city. having come West on a visit Of
pleasure and recreation. The major is no
stranger here, having formerly been one
Of the most popular and efficient officers
of our military post. Since leaving here
he has received his majority, and many
old friends yesterday were giving his
hand the clasp of congratulation and vel
come.
The family of the Hon. Edgar S vii
son, register of the land office, have ar
rived in the city Mr.. Wilson met them
in Denver and escorted them the last
stage of the journey tn their new Western
home. The family party consists of Mrs.
Wilson and two children. and Mr.. vii
sons sister, Miss Ethel. The family are
in quarters at the Fisher hotel, which
they will occupy until the completion of
the handsome new family residence on the
corner of Eighteenth and Evans streets.
Mr.. David Street. Of Denver, is in the
city. Mr.. Street is extensively interested
in Leadvllle mines, and, accompanied by
his friend and fellow miner. Mr.. McGar
rey, comes to look at the Silver Crown
district. Mr.. Street is no stranger to
Cheyenne. having been Ben Holiday
paymaster in tue old days. lie has, in
memoriam of those stirring times, a mag
%niicent Jurgensen repeater, presented to
him BY Mr. Holiday. The umepiece is
valued at 81 POO, and its make is nov a
rarity III the marts of the world.