The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-09-12

h GRA. II isbesse. lrflu.diz MA,
Monday evening. He. too. is legal advise
I'm the webb-Page trial.
Stevens, the travelling correspondent Of u
Leavenworth Times, is on hand again. n
always has something good to say Of WIGHT,
In bis correspondence.
DR.. Davis and DR.. Rothrick, Of Winfield
are witnesses in the Webb trial.
Rev. Kirby and wife started Tuesday morn
ing for Colorado, to be absent for perhaps
three weeks. Bro. Kirby needed rest and
recreation, and his congregation consented to
give him q furlough. Bro. Brooks, of WITCH.
ita Mission. will fiji his pulpit during his ab-
sence.
T. w. Kitchen. ; whilsm citizen is In the
city on business.
Hod Matthew'S has got home, after ramble
OF some two years or more. 5
John Stewart, Of Wellington, was 10 the
city this week; not counting, however.
Miss Coldweli, the accomplished daughter
oil Judge ColdwelI, Of Winfield, is in the city
with her father.
q. Boone. Of Aledo, Illinois, q reIstive OF
DR.. Greenlee, called ON US last week. He Is
delighted with Kansas.
Miss Cora Pagan, of Topeka, is in the city
visiting friends.
Allison, he OF the Cowley County Telegram,
came up Monday, and can be found during
court hours sitting at the reporters table.
e. s. Bedillion, clerk OF the court Of Cowley
county, is in taking notes of Sedgwck's clerk
OF the court.
Drs. Graham and Emmerson, of Winfield.
are in the city attending the trial as witnesses.
j. l.. Hill, under sheriff Of Cowley is court
ing also.
H.. l. Walker, ex-sherlf OF Covley, is also |
attending the Webb trial.
We had a call Friday from State Superin.
tendeEt Lennon. He was here to fulfill an |
engagement, long since made, to lecture 10
the Normal Institute. His lecture was nne.
and enjoyed by large aud intelligent audi
ence.
Mrs Annie Watson, one OF our most fash.
ionable mlllncrs, left on Tuesday morning in
company with Miss Mary Owens, for Chicago
and st. Louis, to select the latest and most
styles OF fashions for fall and winter
ware.
Billy Mcclure stopped off TO spend q couple
81 days on hts return to New Mexico. Billy
. ~ handsome as ever and still bachelor.
Prof. Mckim, who has so ably filled the no.
alton OF superintendent OF City Schools for
he past two years, was nominated by the
democrats at their late convention for the Of
ice OF superintendent Of Public Instruction.
We will cay this much, il the Professor was
IS well known and popular throughout the
ntlre State, as he is in our city, Mr.. Lennon
would have to look to his laurels a. the com.
ng election.
Hon. III. W. Beck, OF the State of Butler.
vas over Thursday evening and attended the
pera bouifc.
Col. Geo. II. English, of Kansas City, is at
ending court here this week.
Hon j. l.. Dyer. Receiver in tie United =
tates Land Office. has returned from the
fountains much improved In health.
l9iss lrrie smith returned to Topeka on |
londay With her uncle, A. q. Keeyer
Mr.. Baldwin, one OF the leading merchants
winfield, is In the city Tor a few days.
Hon. Jas. ID. suoidy, OF Linn county, is at
ending courS as an attorney ia tue l.. J.
'eb5 case.
Mrs. DIR. Furley and Miss May Delniug are
)lng TO Winfield 20 attend The fair.
j. 5. souie, OF Anthony Jouraai dropped 10 .
q Saturday, on his way to Edora 10, his for
er home.