Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

&C. Z. Haug, of Leavenworth, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. ii. Sternberg is confined to
the house by sickness.
Mas. Attorney Ceilings, who has been
very i'll, is now convalescing.
Geo. W. W allace, of Cheney, transacted
business in this city yesterday.
Harry Woodcock is slowly recovering
from his severe attack Of sickness.
"A. f. Naltsger, banker at Sedgwick
City, and family, spent the day in the city
yesterday.
R.M. Blair, editor of the Stafford Herald,
is in the city, in company with New Eng
land relatives.
H. ID. Stoner will leave to-day -Ou bus
mess trip to Augusta II Dorado and other
small points east.
Miss N. Belle Irwin, of Mt. Sterling, lii
Dois, is in the city visiting the family of her
grand-unele, Judge Glenn.
man and VIM. Henry, o. Sedgwick City,
took dinner at the fremont yesterday.
&c. q. Strain. OF Garden Plain, was in
the city yesterday, and reports things in
his nelghborhood in hourishing condl-
ton.
DIR. J. B. Carlisle, Of Leon, Butler
county, in company with Mr.. Tucker, paid
their respects to the EAGLE establishment
yesterday.
F. J. Schwartz. of Hannibal, Missouri,
arrived in Wichita yesterday. We unde.-
stand that he is looking about the country
with view of locating.
j. b. Forbes and ID. Helphrey. OF An
thony, were in the city last evening and
gave us pleasant call. They say that
crops are badly needing rain.
MIR. J. r. Chadwick, representing the
Grinnell, Iowa, Wire company, is in the
city. He does a large trade with Kansas
merchants in the barbed wire line.
Sam Woolard is suffering with a very
sore throat, and has been unable to swal-
low anything for nearly two days. He was
some better yesterday and able to be up
street.
Geo. F. Berry came down from King
man yesterday. He says that crops are
looking fine and Kingman is growing, sew
eral good buildings now being in course of
construction.
Yesterday J. b. Cary aud Horace Car
penter shook hands and pledged each
other to vote for John p. st. John. One of
these gentlemen is u radical Republican and
the other Democrat.
Mr.. Hobert and family, Of Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio. who came to Wichita a few
days ago, have rented a house and are max
ing arrangements TO permanently locate
here. Mr. Hobert expects TO engage in
business in this city.
Nicholas Luce, of Attica township.
was in yesterday. He says the low prices
for wheat does not discourage the farmers
They are making arrangements to sow
large ac,eage of wheat this fall and take
chances another year.
Col, Stewart and wife, aud Mr. and
Mrs. J. McMillen arrived home yesterday
from their trip to Minneapolis. They had
avery enjoyable time while gone and came
back greatly recuperated. The further the
colonel went and the more he talked
with people. the frmer became his co nvic-
tons that Blaine and Logan will be elected
this tai.
EN- poria Republican,: w. o. MeFar-
land brought to this city from Wichita, and
etup machine for the manufacture OF
picket wire fencing. The machine is work. |
ing on South Commercial street. and turn
ing out some very strong and durable fence. |
This gentleman informs us that be has,come |
to stay. aud will sell manufactured fence or !
the right to manufacture it, together with |
the machines. II, has already taken or |
ders for several miles Of fence, and those |
passing would be well paid by stopping to |
see the machine work. A. il is quite curl |
osiiy.