The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-30
chasers and the land purchased !:

chasers and the land purchased:
Henry and John Tuich, Milton sta
ton. the " 10 of II W and W IL OF IL,
4 PC. &c: Henry Wilson, Clinton, north
i-2 of section /, 20. &c: w. c. Denny,
Lincoln. c IA 10, &c. &c; SEVERN and
Frank Geiper, Morton, Tazwell county,
section 81. %. G; Lewis Weishel and
Frederick .Joselin II 1-2 l, PC, e; Hem
nv Ash. Chicago, C IA 8, 20, W; >.
Kelly. bloomington, section %. &c, ) W !:
VIM. NJ. Davis, Danvcrs. W 1-2 OF W
and the II W IA 8. 20, G; q. NJ. aud IL.
NJ. Kelley, Irving, the w l-2 Of section
Is. 26, ! e: James Fears. Logan, l-2
neIl. 26, Pc: F. Markell, Shipman. S
c ii %, &c, e; \. n. Coop and Mi
chael Kncble, Sagetown, l-2 OF IL,
pc. 2e: J. H. Sears. Ellis Mound, IL
Of %. 26. = W: J. X. Brown and ID.
! Bovd. Irving. 1-2 of 10. &c. e: }. a.
! Mcdowell and Munsoe Passenger, lry-
/ ing. - of p, %. c. All the above
are from Illinois Rilen Speiman, Rich
wood. Ohio. II IA Of ,, 20, , G; VIM.
II. Loudon, Hamilton, Penn, l-2 of i,
&c, . e, the latter left his home on June
9th. travelling by wagon through Nir-
ginia. Illinois. Nebraska and Colorado,
and finally selecting his home IN this
county. considering it the best he had
Travelled over. Mr.. Samuel Brunton,
of Marshailtown. Iowa. the II W IA OF
I %. 2S 2e. Mr. b. is buying lands for
his sons. who are on their way here,
and will become permanent settlers III
this county.
Total consideration for the above de-
scribcd real estate. $780, $50.
PERsoxALs-Mr. Geo. II. Fults, a
| large dealer in real estate at yelling
ton. IN our sister county of Sumner.
called and paid his respects last sat
urday.
John NJ. Hull, Of Otter creek, Ill,
fatber-in-law of W. L. Cox, Of this
place. is here on visit. Mr.. Hull has
lived in Illinois over seventy years,
was well acquainted with Appointment
men from her earliest territorial times
up to the present. He knew Spring
field ana Chicago as insignificant vii
lages. His father was one of the earll-
est settlers north of the Ohio river,
came to that then great wilderness with
Clarke, as history informs US. Mr..
Hull SAYS as all the young men are
pnshing west he concluded he must too.
| DIR. VI. l.. Lee. of BROOKLYN, \. Y,
whom we noticed a year since as the
father of Kansas famous and dashing
cavalry General y. J.. Lee, Is paving
this portion of Kansas another visit,
being accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Frank. Mr.. Lee is the president
of New York national bank. direc-
tor in another and is wealthy and i'll
iluent;al gentleman, and we are glad
that he has become interested in this
great valley. He is Il subscriber to the
EAGLE, and he gives it as his Judge
mcnt that, by all means, the article on
the Arkansas valley should be pub
lishcd for a year to come as an cmigra-
ton document. and if we couldn't al
ford it that those interested i'll the
settlement of the valley should bear a
hand. The DR.. will remain with Us for
some time.
| Mr.. McAdams. of Illinois, brother OF
Doctor McAdams, is paying our town
visit. lie is pleased with everything
except the prevailing zcphyrs.
Mr.. Kelsey, the industrial agent OF
4. +. q :. +. Il. r., called Saturda!
last. He SAYS the Arkansas valley pro
AUCTIONS came out ahead at SIX state
airs-cvcrywherc they were exhibited
lie is going TO send Us an article OF
lrcc culture. which will be valuable Il
)ur subscribers.
Mr.. David Young, candidate for rep
resenta,iye in Butler county. IN com
oany with Mcssrs. Nash and Lamb
made Us a call the other day, aud a!
subscribed. Mr.. Young had yer,
la,tcring call from his fellow citizens
md he expects to set among the soIon
his winter.
John Martin and Jake Smith, of To
,cka. representatives of the brains an'
money of the capital, made II, pleas
ant call the other day. They were dul,
shown around the metropolis. Maril'
: a candidate for the legislature. an'
brains. heart and integrity are wort
inviting at the capital lac will make
strong run. and if elected will prov
,ur of the shining lights.