Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Fred Cassett spent Sunday with Win
field friends.
j. F. White, Of Minneapolis, was in
the city yesterday.
r c. Israel spent Sunday in Caldwell
visiting his sister
&C. q. Stain, of Garden Plain. was on
the streets yesterday.
}. II. Lundy, prominent Texas cattle
man, is at the fremont.
Geo. w. Evans. of Gardner, Mass :, is
in the city prospecting
"A. Il. Keller and wife, OF Leavenw orth,
areetopping at the Occidental.
Lee Taylor and family, of Valley Gem
ter, were in the city yesterday.
Rev. a. Hartman, pastor of the NJ. f.
church at Florence, is in the city.
Fred Romig, Israel Bros drug clerk,
spent Sunday visiting friends in Derby.
S. d. Rickerson, of Grand Rapids,
Mich. is in the city and IS going TO buy
land.
q. W. Robinson, Of Rich mond, Indiana,
arrived in the city yesterday, on the hunt
for n location.
Nj. NJ. Fechheimmer returned from
New York last night, where he had been
laying in his fall stock.
r T. Butler and Aaron Gilbert, of
Dublin, Ind, arrived in the city yesterday
on the lookout for location.
L. 5. Marshal Williams went to Yelling
ton yesterday for the purpose of support
ing evidences for the L. S. court.
Mr.. Jacob Fox, of Indianapolis, Ind,
who bought the Murray Myers farm for his
son, departed for home yesterday.
Geo. f. Wilson, L. Knapp, Ira Hatha-
way and Frank Weaver, OF Bentonyille,
Indiana. are stopping at the fremont.
VIM. Eggington, a merchant of Brook
Ign, New York, arrived in the city yester-
day, 20 Visit IL. Lawrence, his son-in-iaw.
r. +. f. Humphrey left yesterday for
Comanche county to he absent three weeks,
10 which point he ordered his DAILY
EAGLE.
F. o. Popenoe, connected with the
Denver Tribune editorial staff is in the
city, visiting his brother, W. p. Jr.. of the
Occidental.
N. a. English will leave so-day for Kan
sas City, where he goes on business. He
viii return to Topeka IN time for the Dem
ocratic pow-wow.
w. L. Campbell, proprietor of the
Palo Alto shori-horn cattle ranch, near
Winfield, was In the gcity yesterday. lie
says that cattle are doing fine and looking
well.
Henry Smeitzer. who is running flour
ing mill at kingman Ciiy. came in last
evening, and reports that young city on a
high boom, but wheat i sell ing at from -
TO II cents ger bushel.
Mr. Willis b. Folks, one of yelling
tun's most substantial business men, As he
Is one of the most popular men socially and
politically of that bright city. spent last
night in Wichita. or course he called on
the EAGLE.
Mr., ". 4. Smith, a druggist of IIarrods-
burg, Kentucky, who is DESTROYS of locating
IN Wichita, and Mr.. X. T.. Goddard. 90 the
same place, whose faiheris famous fine
stock man. and both friends OF DIR. Hugh
Smith. made Us a call yesterday.
Mrs. Gertrude Palmer, OF Lawrence,
arrived in this city last evening, and is now
the guest of her friends, Mr.. and Mr..
John Wallace. Mrs. Palmer has been in
Colorado Tor several weeks and is now on
her way home from Denver
Mrs. William IIeimke, of chihuahua,
Mexico, is In the city visiting Mrs. Edward
=. Hoyey a few days at the Occidental.
CAPTAIN III. will be remembered by many of
the old settlers as the military transporta-
ton agent al this point when Wichita was
the railroad terminus.
Mrs. +. T.. Chambers, the modesta IN
charge of the mantua rooms OF Ines y.
Ross, whose eXcellency as "A filter and fine
tastes are acknowledged upon all hands.
visits the eastern cite, TO the more accu-
rately study the modes, styles and colors of
the fashionable world. She will probably
be absent about month.
Mr.. II 81. Lee. who went east about Il
week ago leaving }. j. Fegtly in charge of
his land office, writes back to the latter
from Nyack, New York, that he is enjoying
himself pretty well seeing the sights and
growing Sat on clans and oysters, yet he
has found no place that compares with
sedgwick county. Crops are poor and
slckly. and business dull. Mr.. Lee will
shortly return to Wichita
Mr.. Wiley Jones and daughter, Mrs.
Rufus Woodbridge, father-in-law and wife
of the wounded Snowman. reached Wich-
ita sunday, and are now at the bedside OF
the wounded man. The latter was greatly
pleased to see his wife. and is anxious 10
be removed to Georgia. There is no pre-
ceptible change in his condition. Mr.. Jones
and his daughter are very intelligent peo-
pie, and greatly deplore the sad assault.
They have for years tried TO keep woold-
ridge at home, hut he possessed with an
insane passion TO follow shows, and could
nor be persuaded from his course. Other
wise than this one fault Woodbridge was a
liberal, kind-hearted man and an indulgent
husband. He is worth several thousand
dollars, and owns a half interest in the
Southern hotel in Macon. MIR. Jones and
daughter will remain with the unfortunate
man until decided change takes place in
his condition.