Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. J. Stoddard came in yesterday from
Abilene.
). W Graham. of Wellington, was in
the city Yesterday.
--Chas. L. Lathrop, of Atcbison. came
down to Wichita yesterday.
Mrs. Kittie Raymond left for sedgwicE
City on yesterdays train. to make tina, her
home.
p. Il. Pitts. of Homi ny. New York. and
L. Tiffany of Rochester, will be guests At
the fremont over sunday.
u. @ Hartford took a flying trip TO
Kingman, Friday. aud reports everything
in prosperous condition in that city.
Col J. w. Hartzen returned last ever
ing from ST. Louis. via The Frisco, with
Mrs. Uar,zell. who had accompanied him
DR.. Robert c. Schroeder, of haton
New Mexico, arrived from the west yester
day. and viii spend some lime in Wichita.
E T. Henderson. sheriff OF sumner
county. was on The lookou, for some Grim
inal in this city yesterday. lie returned to-
day.
w. Ii. Baker. y. 6. Ninson and j. 5.
Clements, all prominent citizens of Wei
lington. came mp last evening and took the
train for kingman.
Mrs Root will leave to-day for Wiseon-
sin. where his wife has been visiting for
several weeks. He expects 10 accompany
her home In few DAYS.
&C. c Hyde returned yesterday from
four weeks trip to the Buckeye state. lie
visited hi. old home in Mt. Vernon. and of
course had splendid time.
Frank Evans. examiner for the Lem
bard mortgage company, OF Wellington.
came up on the freight yesterday, and
transacted business connected with that
company.
Mrs. NJ. VI. Carson and Miss Rush, of
Indiana, who are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. }.
NJ. Pollock, of This city. in company with
the latter made the EAGLE Office cali last
evening.
Franklin T.. Mann. OF Chicago. was in
the city last night aud gave the fulinedged
pleasant call. Mr.. Mann represents a
large chair factory, and it IS not impossible
that he viii come here and locate a branch
house.
MIR. Jordan who lives about nine miles
southwest of the city. came In yesterday.
He says that wheat in his neighborbood
will average about twenty-six bushel, to
the acre. and that corn is looking fine. and
will be a heavier crop than it was last
season.
Miss Fanny Ewing aud Miss Toody
Moore. of st. Louis. are in the city visiting
with Mrs. W. X. johnson. on South Water
street, who is an aunt of the latter. Miss
Moore spent some weeks in Wichita about
year ago. during which time she made
numerous friends. wbo will be pleased to
learn other return.
" IN. Hays WAS in from Hays,ille ycster-
day In speaking of the political situation
in this state he said: II am an anti-proai-
ltionist. bu; | am going to stay by the old
party. and lrtde old Republican ship goes
down will 20 down with her And II you
al want TO have a good time Just come
down TO the uaysvilie Methodist camp
meeting on the 9Th az Scpiea.ber.~
Mr., Alex, Butts. OF the Em9oTia News.
the brilliant parasrapais,. whose delight
fal social qualities are only ,qualed By the
keeness OF his appreciation OF every brigh,
thing, or his unutierable disgust for human
ioibles and shams, surprised IT. by 4 sud-
den and uuhcralIed visit lest night. lie
was accompanied by Capt o'Htien. ,ecrc-
tary TO Senator Piumh the Two came
down TO speed the sabbath Ia $40 coming
city OF tue state, and 10 yeri;, "a ,ha, the
EAGLE has been modcstly claiming Tor the
Nile OF America. Before returning they
Will take in the cities OF WiniieE aud Wei
lington, and il not 100 sallr. viI make tie
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