The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-11-02
Personals.

Hon. VIM. Martinda lie, State Senator iron
Lyon and Greenwood counties was in the cit,
Monday, and attended Anthony's meeting
Monday night. He says Anthony will b.
elected by from eighteen to twenty-five thou
sand majority.
Hon. Geo. A. Reynolds, Democratic Pres
idential elector for the State Of Kansas, still al
old personal friend Of the editor OF the EAGLl
made US happy by an hour OF his presence las
Saturday He went from here to Hutchinson
in the care OF that old radical Judge Sears.
Mr.. j. L. Dyer, formerly of the law firm O
Sluss & Dyer, returned home last Satur
day from the Mountains of east Tennessee,
where he had been spending several months
pursuant to advise from his doctor. Mr.. ID
looks much improved and he says he is fully
himself again which his many friends will be
glad to here.
Geo. Smith, an old WichitaiaE, returned
from the San Jaun mines last week. He lef'
Eagan and the boys well.
Mr.. C. X. Miller and family returned from
the Centennial whirlround Friday last, al
having thoroughly enjoyed the trip, but all
glad to get back TO sunshine.
Mr.. j. Blanchard, esq, lawyer of Calido-
mia, Ohio, who contempiates locating in Wieh-
tia, made us call on last Saturday.
Judge w. C. Little and wife returned home
from trip TO their old home and TO the Gen.
iennia on Friday morning. The Judge look
ed as though he had renewed his youth so
handsome and bright did he appear.
\ of hat
old institution, the Wichita Savings Bank, was
in the city last week. Mr.. l.. may well be
proud of his connection with monetary es-
adjustment that SO successful defies all storms
and which is so wisely and judiciously man
aged as the Wichita Savings Bank.
Chas. S. Thomas, OF Chicago. who has been
negotiating for the property known as the
Whitworth property, on the corner of Main
street and Douglas avenue, proved TO our sat-
isiaclion that he is the prince of jolly fellows,
during his stay last week IN our city.
MIR. Kurtz, editor of the Augusta Gazette,
spent last Friday in the city, al which time
we had the pleasure OF making his acquaint-
ance.
Mr. Clark, Of Matamora, Illinois, lawyer
by profession, we elieve, and an old reader
Of the EAGLE. is in the city,
J. c. Wilson, Chairman of the Kansas State
Republican Central Committee, spent Mon
day in the city. Mr.. Wilson, who keeps him.
self in close communication with every Re
publican organization IN the State, estimates
Captain Anthony's majority at about nine
teen thousand.
Messrs. Swayze, Nichols and Clark, all
prominent gentlemen from Harvey county,
were in the city on Tuesday. Harvey is all
right for a round Republican majority.
JIM. Copeland will not return to Florida,
but remain on his farm in the southern part
of Sedgwck county. Taking 1t altogether he
says this valley has no superior.
Major Z. p Bancroft of Emporia, one OF
Kansas Centennial Commissioners, who aid
ed George t. Anthony in bringing Kansas so
prominently before the world, was IN the city
on Monday.
A. B. Lennon. the Republican nominee for
State Superintendent of Public Instruction,
called on Tuesday. The Professor had been
all over the State and he set down the pros
poets Of victory as the very brightest. Alien
b. Lennon is an honor and strength to the
State ticket.
Mr.. ID. Hays returned home from
his eastern and Centennial trip on Monday
night little worn out but happy.
Mrs J. r. Mead and son, and Mrs VIM.
Matthewson returned home the latter part OF
last week from visiting friends in Connecti-
cut and the Centennial.