The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05

J. A. Dowdell and W. A. Ochiltree, O
Olathe, are in town as delegates to the Con
vention.
A. Holmberg, of Fredonia, is in the city
and will make arrangements regarding III,
nominations.
X. b. Glass, of Lyndon, arrived yester
day, and will be there when the Conven
lions cuhvenes.
J. Il. Fugate, editor OF the Arkans rs Val
ley Democrat, Is on hand and will take par
in the proceedings.
b. 7. Hendrix and s :! Berry, OF Usage
City, are representing the GOAL region in
the Conventions.
&. Z. Jones and r. F. Stiger, Of Paola
are in town, ano Pro"Cse to attend the
Conventions to-day.
\. A. Carrahan, Of Concordia, came il
yesterday to be in attendance upon the
Conventions.
A. 5. Deveney and A. J. Clemens, Of
Olsthe, came up yesterday and are ready
for business
Senator Z. G. Ross, of the Lawrence STR.
dud, came in last evening to attend the
Convention.
Mr.. johnson, County Clerk of Coffey
county, is in the city a. an attendant at
the Convention.
W. L. Timmons, OF the Chase County
CludHt, will make a note Of things as they
occur.
A. s. kemper, Of Wamego. representa-
tive Democrat, will look after things in
general to-day.
+. A. Ebey and l.. " Bryan, OF Holton,
are in town 10 witness the proceedings of
the Democratic Conventions.
A. S. Kemper and ID. C.. McComas, of
Louisville, ale in town waiting to see what
the Conventions will do.
John SPratley, Esq, who has been absent
for year or more in Oregon and the north
west, returned home yesterday.
Chas L Getchell, Of the Kansas City
I imes, is in the city to report the proceed
ings of the Convention.
Geo. ". Reilly and VIM. Mulioy, of
Wichita, are here and will take part in
the balloting for candidates.
John McGifien and NJ. Mccarthy, Of
Olathe, are interested in the doings OF the
William Coulter and f. J. Coon, of Blue
Rapids, came in from Northwestern Kansas
Yesterday IN order to be on time.
Hon. c. q. Bridges, the wide awake
editor Of the Troy BuHein, called at THE
TINES Office yesterday evening.
NJ. v b. Bennett is in town, AMI will
fix things FOR the Democracy.
Hon. Levi Wilhelm, of Winchester, was
in the city yesterday, purchasing goods
from our wholesale merchants.
II. HAYES, mot President Hayes) the
jolliest man in Pottawatonie county, is at
tending the State Convention.
Hon. George A. Crawford, of Fort Scott,
arrsved in the city yesterday.
Will Quigley and Thomas George, of
Wellington, will remain during the Con-
ventions and help to make nominations.
Il. Hagan, and J. S. Walker, of the legal
fraternity OF st. Marys, will take in the
Conventions. The former is a delegate.
Hon. l.. c. Prouty, Of La Cleie, nominee
for the Legislature from the Goth district,
is in the city, a delegate to the State Con-
vention.
I. q. Smythe, T. f. Wilson and NJ. r.
Mosher, of Wichita, are the representatives
Of the liveliest town in Southern Kansas
in the Convention.
Mr.. V. G. Lane, editor of the Wyandotte
He cid, was among the arrivals 10 the city
last night. He will attend the Democratic
Convention to-day.
Mr.. john i. Watrous, of the Burlington
paid THE TINES call last ev-
10 will ,rt.na tho N
Chas. Griffin, John Tomiinson, III. Clay
Park, OF the Ps;riot. and 4. NJ. Quigg, prom
lnent Atchisonites. called at The TINES Of
fee last night
Hon. John Martin, OF Topeka, came
in yesterday and will be prepared 10 call
the State Convention to order. he is So
journing at the Continental.
ID. W. Scenton, T. B. Peyratt and W. II.
of Douglass county, are in the
city and will have seats in the Ccnven-
ton.
J. p. Kuhl, ii. W. Park and Jacob
of Cottonwood Falls, are re-
presenting Chase county in the Conven-
tons
Mr.. Henry Stern, accompanied by Mrs
Irwin, left yesterday afternoon for New
York, to purchase their fall stock of mil
linery.
VIM. Alternately and Harry Insley de-
parted for Greencastle, Ind, yesterday
afternoon, where they are in attendance
upon college.
Mr.. Geo. II. Weaver, of the dry goods
firm of Weaver & Small, is in New York
City, from whence he is shipping goods.
Mr.. B +. Baldwin, one of the prominent
young men of Cowley county, come up
from Winfield. He called on the TINES.
Messrs. Bean Todd and Chas. Haug left
Yesterday, each charged with two sample
trunks from S. Loewenthars Wholesale dry
goods house.
Mrs. Addie Harris, of Titusville, Pa,
who has been visiting her father, Mr.. John
Brummel OF this city, for some weeks, left
for er home yesterday, accompanied BY
her daughters Lottie, Fiory and Mamie.
II. W. Park, ]. P. Kuhl, Jacob Hornber-
ger, W. f. Timmons, Chase County Couranf
came in from Cottonwood Falls, and called
on The TINES. They will attend the con-
vention to-day.
Among the delegates from Ell Dorado
are l.. Shomleffer, J. H. Withron, 7. Rife,
H. Ellis, c. E. Leland, V. Brown, J. Decoe,
Il. L. Knowles, and d. ]. Gault who will
be on time this morning.
L. c. Harter, of the firm of Harter Bros,
extensive mill owners Of Winfield, Cowley
county, is in the city buying machinery
for their mill from the Great Western Foun-
dery Company. They have fine mill and
besides doing a large local bushes. are
busily filling Government Indian contracts.
They are live business men, and we'll de-
serve the success that attends them.
Among those who came in yesterday and
last night to take part in the State and
Congressional Conventions to be held here
to-day were J. c. Rogers, Eureka; n. C.
Groom, c. Philbrick, C. I. Matthews,
and W P Rhsdes, Of Harvey county; J j
Quiggle and Hugh Cameron, of Lawrence;
II NJ Robb. of franklin county o B Ed
CELL, and o s Barrett, of Newton; A Par
ker, of Bourbon county; Frank Bacon. A
P Beevef and A L Taylor, of Neosho coun.
g.. n Muvr~v and a. ID G-:sI H.