The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-10

! Miss Annie Stamper, one Of the accom'
plished bellies Of Decatur, Illinois, sister to
Mrs. A. W. Oliver. is I'm the city.
Mrs. W. u. Russell left the city Friday
morning for Canon City. Colorado. Her
many friends in the city wish her pleasant
trip and renewed health.
Dr. William Medley, Of Mt. Union. Ohio,
was in the city few days last week.
Mr.. EckeI has moved his family to this city
from Topeka.
J. W. Eldridgc started Tuesday morning
for Cheyenne Agency after his daughter. Miss
Mary. who is engaged in teaching school at
that place.
Miss Alice Rue and Miss Emma Sharon
have returned from the Cheyenne agen-
cy where they have been engaged in the
christian work of helping TO ci,ilize the
young red boys and girls Of the forest.
X. a. Hall, Of FL Paso, called Monday and
gave Us a copy Of the lronton Rsgisfer which
is published at Ironton, Ohio, which called
to mind our boyhood days. The Eegister Of
flee was the first printing Office We ever visited
Mons. Davidson, from Helen, took in the
city Monday, and called at the EAGLE Office.
Farmer DooIittle and Cal. Sharpnack, with
quite 4 number of Rockford and Gypsum
folks. were before the Commissioners Mon
day. They had bridge petition before the
Board. Farmer Doolittle says the Commits
sioners gave them orders to build the bridge.
We had the pleasure OF an introduction to
Mr.. Waddell. gentleman from Wisconsin.
who ha. invested in real estate in this valley.
Judge Hanback,, Of Topeka, spent a couple
Of days in Wichita this week.
Miss Josie Pittenger is confined to her room
with AN acute attack Of rheumatism.
Geo. W. Filley. attorney from Kingman,
kingman county, was in the city this week.
A. {. saltzman, an old resident of the
county, has gone to the mountains in hopes
that il will improve his health.
Silas Cunningham returned from Sedalia,
Missouri. Saturday night, where he was at
tending the burial Of his deceased father.
W. W. Rupp has gone to Leadyille to stay
until fall.
ID. u. Emmert with his family has returned
from Topeka.
The many friends Of Sol. kohn in this city
will learn with pleasure that at the late cleo
ton in Wichita he was elected Mayor. His
majority WAS six, with two competitions
Leareanos7i 7imos.
NJ. Bloch left this week for New York to be
absent some time.
J. /. Roy. of Sussex county, New jersey,
an old subscriber called ON the EAGLE Mon
day.
VIII Iiazen. quartermaster's agent for the
transportation of government supplies. has
been ordered TO Trinidad. Colorado. TO act in
the same capacity, only on a larger scale.
Mr.. IIazcn has been in Wichita number of
years and proved himself to be man of SUI
pcrior business qualifications as well Us the
possessor o: many good qualities of head and
heart. The EAGLE wishes him the success
that he merits in his new field.
Fred. Ilannum and wife left the city yes
tcrday morning for Great Bend. on a visit to
Hon. William Greiffenstcin has been in
Topeka this week.
Mrs Hargis, mother of q. r. Hargs. is in
the cit. visiting.
Hon. II. ". Beck, of Butler county. was
in the city Tuesday. lie is a strong advocate
Of the st. Louis a. Wichita railroad.
II. 4. Twitchell. of Forrest. Illinois. old
acquaintance of j. Kelar. of this city, called
Tuesday. He is much pleased with this
and says that the emigration from
his section is quite large.
Henry Ti>dale. the great stagist. is in the
city.
Writ aud Tell Walton came in on Tuesday
evenings train. Writ was on his way to
winfield. Tell joins a surveying party.
Mr.. BrodniX. proprietor OF the Harper
7.mcs. WAS in the city thi, week.