The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-09-05

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from the state convention.
W. w. Pagan, formerly Assistant Superis-
tendent Of the A.. T. 4 8. r. 3. B. but later
Division supt. Of the Hanabsi 4 St. joseph
rsilroad, accompanied BY his wife, made Af.
Chas. Marsh's family visit this week. Mr..
Pagan was with the A., T. 4 s. +. from the
time the first rail was laid up 10 the appoint
ment of Mr.. Morse, and with probably the ex.
ception Of Geo. II. Nettiston, he was the most
popular with the patrons Of the road, and the
people generally, Of any man that has ever
had any connection with it. A. TO the en-
ployes and officers OF the road. we believe he
was fully as popular with them. Hundreds
OF business men would like very much to see
him back on the g., T. & S. F.
Mr.. d. r. Leonard. OF Buriingame, State
agent for Copperthwaite's school publications
is IN the city,
Mrs. W. A. Thomas returned home to her
family after four months alb sence in Ohio,
much improved in health. Al. Gays 1t seems
like four years.
Mrs. Hoover, wife OF our George, of TIE
EAGLE Office, arrived in the city Saturday
evening, much 10 his delight. George Is ex.
tremely good natured and works-well, the
EAGLE IS out on time, all the same.
Bro. Abbot, nc OF the Oxford Independent,
called at the EAGLE office Monday and re-
ported everything in the lower valley straight
Miss Kate Alexander viii go in few days
to Emporia TO attend the State Normal school.
W. A. Daily, one of the Arkansas Valley
Land Agents called on Tuesday. He reports
immigration for fall! settling in quite briskly
IN the northern part OF the county.
Mrs. A. J. Granger is at Lawrence attenc-
ing the National Temperance meeting.
Mrs. s. l.. Davidson left the city Wednes-
morning for Lawrence TO be present at the
campmeetug.
C.R. Persons and Mrs. Persons arrived
home Saturday night from their visit to Ma
CARA. G.. 4. doesn't seem TO have gained
much in strength or Eesh.
NJ. Mead, long time resilient of this coun-
ty. has sold most of his interests here and
moved to New York, where he owns farm
We seldom have occasion to chronicle the re-
moval OF any one from this State to one east.
We venture the prediction that Mr.. Mead
will return.
Major James Davidson, of Sparta. Wiscon-
sin, is in the city looking after some of his in
vestments.
Miss Matte Eldridge left by stage for the In
dian Territory Monday morning, she having
accepted situation as organist At the Chey-
emo Agency.
nc Day has returned from his summer
trip, which has been mostly among the north
ern lakes.
Mrs. Williamson came home last week much
to the delight OF her many friends. and espec'
| tally that OF 4. T.
Isaac shellabarger lie in our city and expects
| to remain some time.
Mrs. Jas. II. Mead and daughters have gone
| to st. 10, Mo-, on visit.
Miss Jennie Phares, OF Lebanon, Ohio, ant
Miss f. A. Wood, Of Hersimer county, New
York, two young ladies' employed Is teacher,
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stopping at the fremont House for the pres
ent School opens Monday.
| Charlie Clark has gone 10 Newton TO acce p
the position OF Private Secretary to Superin
tendent Pe;iibone.
Charlie Davidson has gone TO Lawrence Il
resume his studies At the State Cniversity
Charlie is student with 4 bright future be
fore him.
Joe Askcw. a gentiemin who formerly re
sided in our city, aud whom all remember u
the po.sossor OF 50 many good qualities o
heart an! head, after travelling great part Q
the lime for the last Two years returns to on
valley once more ihcrou uy convinced TIA
there is none other ike 81.
Mr.. Arncs, gonllemsn who has been r al
iag the EAGLE for some time. arrived in on
ci,y a few days ago to base verified the man
statements he aas read about our country.
Mrs. c. 4. Walker and her httle daughte
have returned rom Colorado.
Mr.. Hanna. brother of j. r.. who was fol
merry the NJ Il. pastor here, has been dom
our city ami valley.
Mis-. Dennison has gore to Kansas City wit
! her little son, Beanie.
Miss Nellie Harvey and brother, Henry
have & me to Manhattan 10 attend Prof. Lee
aca lemy.
Miss Belle West has gone to attend MOI
NAL School in Warrensburg, Missouri.
Miss Lounsbury, Of New York, sister Of
T., has been paying him visit. Her hon
is at Lockport.
Benne Il ar has gone 10 buy goods for II
new drug house of Woodcoca Il Bear.
John G. Dunscomb has been spending
week on his arm threshing wheat. He vi
have a couple OF thousand uu,he's.
Finlay Ross, when last beard irJm, was
route for St. Joe, Missouri. New goods W
come tumbiins m after him, soon.
, John Messed, OF the Wichita Vine gar Fla
. tory, has gone to Lawrence.
IL. IL. Alien lei, the city for ST. Louis, No
. day morning.
Mrs. NJ. W. Levy, with little Sol, her SO
has gone to Leavcnworth, visiting.
Mrs. Kramer and Mrs. Cary Davis are
ST. Louis buying goods.
Co.. Jim snoddy passed through the CT
Monday morning, going North.
Mr.. Ecknardt, of Cincinnati, q cousin
, Peter Geito, Is in the city, visiting.
I N. NJ. Feichheimer returned Tuesday mig
!. from New York where he has been Purcni
Ing stock Of clothing, which he will open
| Commercial Block
!, Mr. A. Back, formerly Of Lawrence, a
i for years practicing attorney in the distr
courts OF the State, is In the city VITA vi,
d of locating.
Col. whitemSn, agent OF the Poncis In
ans. is in the city. Col w. whole soul
Kan.an. and still holds his homo in Colu
=" bus.
W, had pleasant cail from Mr.. Cadet II
Tor. editor oi tie Winona ud.) Index y
and President OF the Illinois Press ASSOCIATE
also postmaster OF his city. Mr.. Tayicr's iatl
and brothers are residents oil Sed.sicA cou
ty. aud lie comes Out once year TO
Kansas.
Mr.. John Carpenter aud wife viii, as 81
a, the weather becomes a little cooler, max
N trip up thr oagh Iowa, over into ii:snois
D up &c Caie4go. spending several weeks ct
la!l months Taey via be accompanied
their daughter.
Mr. frank smith, Of tie Beacon, has g
ic Leayeaworth to attead the Denoer
30 state Convention,