Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Otto Teutchel Is down from Newton.
w. w. Haynes has been appointed chief
of police of the Arkansas Valley Agricultu-
raj Society.
w. NJ. McKim and Ed. Harris, who
have been in Meade county for the last four
months, and where they have taken claims,
got home yesterday and report that they like
the county very much and that it is filing
up with settlers very fast.
j. ID. Jones and wife, of Dennison, Iowa,
are at the fremont Niles, Ohio, is repre-
sented at the same house by Chas. McMul-
len and H. J. Robbins.
ID. d. Allen, son of John G. Allen, who
will open the wholesale dry goods house in
the WOodman block, arrived in town this
morning accompanied by his wife and child
and will make their home with us, to which
We heartily say, welcome.
L. G. Lapham, superintendent of the
Jewett stock farm. spent Sunday in the rse-
tropolis. F
ING. Lee has returned from six weeks
trip to New York and the east, and is
pleased with the strides Of improvements
that our CITY has taken during that time.
C. +. Miller, who is e member Of the
civil engineer corps on the Santa Fee, spent
Sunday in town.
Allen b. Rhodes and son are down
from Newton looking over the city.
Prof. Samuels, the optician, arrived in
town yesterday.
M. A. T'ilden and wife, of Newton, are
at the Occidental.
Dudley Rhodes, Of Kingman, is "doing"
the city.
Mrs. A. Woodruff left last evening for
Ellinwood.
VIII Munsell returned last evening from
Belle Plaine, where he has been visiting for
a few days.
Eugene McQuillin, an attorney from St.
Louis, is in the city on business.
Miss Lille Cornell, a daughter of Capt.
Connell, formerly Of this city but now Of the
Indian Territory, is in the city and will at
tend school here this winter.
| Jarvis Bros, of Wooster, Ohio, are look
lug around the city and vicinity with view
of locating.
Mr. Jacobs and son, of West Salem,
Ohio, are here on the same mission.
Sam. Wollard went to Kingman yesterday
to look up a location for n stationery and
news store.
--Robt. Neff7s Chicago Comedy Company
spent Sunday in town. They left yesterday
morning for Sedgwick, but will return here
and and play during the fair at the Rink.
Deputy L. $. Marshal Williams, who
recently returned from Chester, Illinois,
where he had taken two prisoners to the
"pen," leaves to-day with "A dcserter for
Lcavenworth after which, rs he is quite in
disposed, he will take vacation.
A. $. Pe,se, of the A., T. n ). +. r r.,
is registered ut the fremont
w. II. Irwin, of Emporia, was in for a
Wichita Sunday dinner.
Mr.. j. r. Mead passed the Sabbath at
home. He reports crops and stock in the
region of his farm as being in excellent con-
dition.
e. Il. Henthorn is down from Newton.
H. p. Hersperger is here from Boone,
Colorado.
j. c. Curry, of Winfield, was in the hub
YESTERDAY
r II. Cree. of Augusta. ran over to see
us on Sunday.
d. A. Smalley, of Kingman, didn't stay
away, and came into the city yesterday.
Charley Luling returned from his trip
to FL Paso, Texas, yesterday. He says
things are dull all through Texas and New
Mexico. N
Mr.. J. X. Askew returned yesterday from
an extensive trip through eastern states and
Canada. He reports trade exceedingly dull
all through the east and the minds Of the
people turned towards the west. He saws
that Kansas is more talked about than all
the other western states and that the people
back there think Wichita is tho chief town
Of Kansas.
Mr.. Sproule, of the Southern Kansas
Democrat, came in from kingman yester-
day and took the Santa Fe train for Topeka
He looked happy and said the young city on
the banks of the classic Minnesota is still on
the boom.
Rev. DIR. Phillips will go to Kingman
this morning and will address a Sunday
school convention there tonight.
Mr.. Pleasant Griffey and wife, friends
of X. l.. Hills, arrived in the city last night
from their home in Shelbyville, Ind They
think of locating here.
DR.. F. w. Whitlock went to Halstead
on last night S train.
Rev. W. a. Watson returned yesterday
from trip to Lane county. He says that
that county has had more rain than we have
here and that all crops there have yielded
bountifully this year, particularly wheat
which he thinks is better than here
C. II. and J. c. Herring will go TO
Derby to-day. Nessrs Herring are largely
interested in real estate there.
Prank Bidwell has returned from his
summers trip with Hunters circus and ex-
poets TO spend the winter at home.
Miss Hortense Kelly expects to return
to Winfield to-day.
Roscoe and Eva Jennings 20 to Win
field to-day.