Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

}. H. Bullen came up from Winfield last
evening.
5. g. Strain came in from Garden Plain
Yesterday.
w. II. Kline, business man of Chica-
60 is in the city.
&C. I. Carlyle, of Bel PLANE. was in
the city yesterday.
Harry Peck has returned from his trip
to Oshkosh, Wis.
w. l.. Moore. of hutchinson, came
down to Wichita last evening.
Claude Lynch. of Greensboro, Ky, reg
i>tered yesterday at the fremont.
Mrs. Herman and daughter, of Mulvane
were in the city shopping yesterday.
Mr.. DIN. Kirkebrije, "A prominent bank
er Of Anthony, was in the city last evening.
Hon. 4. A. Richards, editor OF the Wei.
lington Press. was in the city last evening
b T.. Bruner. of Seattle, Washington
Territory, arrived from the west yesterday.
Leon Indicator: Mac Burchii. of Wich-
shop. Tommy Martin being laid up with
asthma.
Frank Oliver received IL telegram yes
terday that the foreman of his lumber yard
at Wellington was dead. He went down on
the morning train.
MIR. David Goebel who has been in the
city the past two weeks looking after his
landed interests in this county, will leave
to-day for his home in Pocahontas, Illinois.
lie is more pleased than ever with this
country, and possibly may come here to To-
cate.
Mrs j. A. Wallace and little child left
yesterday for the east TO be gone several
weeks. Mrs. W, who Is the wife of the
nipple ment gentleman, viii visit Chicago.
New York, Niagara Falls. and other east.
ern cities and pleasure resorts before re-
turning home.
Jacob Fox. of Indianapolis, Ind, andhis
son from Texas, are in the city. MIR. Fox,
jr.. intending to remain here and go in
business. 1t will be remembered that
Jacob Fox recently bought of Murray
Myers a half section OF land on the Cow
skin for which he paid $4,000.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. G. Lee leave this
morning Tor Nyack, New York, their old
home. After they shall have taken a trip
down the st, Lawrence to the Thousand
Islands Mrs. Lee will return TO Nyack
where she will remain some time visiting.
Mr.. l.. will return within month
MIR. c. h. kilmer, of Topeka. arrived
in the city yesterday. Mr.. klmer visits
Wichita in the interests OF the Santa Fe
railroad, so VIC undersisn Il. hi, mission be-
ing to purchase suitable property in this
city for the extension OF their yards and also
preparatory to the erection OF machine
shops.
Mrs. :. ;. King expects Ia leave for the
east to-day or tomorrow. She will 20 di-
rect from here TO Ohio. but will visit ILL.,
nois, Michigan and 90 on to Niagara Falls
before returning. She expects TO he alb
sent about three months. The EAGLE joins
with her many friend, in this city in wish.
ing her delightful time and safe return.
Mr.. Dow McClain, OF indianapolis. the
new special examiner for the pension de-
partment for this district, arrived in this
city yesterday with orders to make Wichita
his headquarters. He is very much pleased
with his new field, aud especially with
Wichita. Mr.. McClain expects his wife on
to-day or tomorrow. and i anxious to get
a home with some family.
Rev. II. L. Tandy received an invita-.
ton Thursday from Ed.er :. ID. butcher,
inviting him TO attend a county meeting Of
the Christian church at Benton. Butter
county, on August 18th so 18th. and also
stating that be REV. Tsndy) had been as
sigued place on the programme Of exer.
cises Mr.. randy will accept the invita-.
tion, and starts Tor Benton the early part
of the week.
james 7. Mead. OF kingman. clerk Of
court, and head Of the real estate and loan
broker firm oil J T.. Mead & Co.. of King
man city. spent the day in the city yester-
day on business. The fall trade has com-
menced 20 open out aud the metropolis of
the NinBescab s msrehing right aiong.
and Mr.. u. say. their building boom il
only eqHalled by tina. of Wichita.