Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION
-Miss Kate Paul is visiting the Nj isse
Bidwells.
Miss Mamie Manuel will visit friendr in
Toropso in asfew dsys, eA$9f%Y -.
Mr.. Dave Nsscomer, Of Kansas City
is visiting George sHellar aud EIibsrger
Bros.
Mr.. S. Jacks, OF st. Louis, 10 making his
annual visit to Robert and Monte OF the
Star clothing house.
Rev. J. A. Reitz, A. NJ, left Monday
evening for Halstead, where ne will hold q
quarterly conference.
Mr.. Lew Aspy. an old employe Of the
Adams and Wells, Fargo 4 Co., express
companies, is thinking OF quitting the bust.
ness.
Mrs. Stimson and her son, master
Harry, returned from q visit Yesterday,
which they had been making their old
home in Missouri.
It. p. Richardson, OF Wellington, stop.
ped over night and will 80 on north this
morning and then west to Dodge City by
the Cannon Ball.
Mr.. NJ. Stone, 0! the local staff % the
EAGLE, was taken suddenly i'll night be-
fore last at his lodgings and was unable to
be on duty yester day.
w. X. johnson, western stock. agent
for the Frisco, came up from Kedfork In
dian territory Tuesday morning, and re
ports big work for his company.
Mrs. Hartzell, wife of Col. Hartzell,
president Of the street railway, accompan.
led by her little daughter Grace, went to
Topeka by last evenings train.
Col. John W. Forney, OF Belle Plaine,
one of Sumner cOunty's old, most substan.
tial and popular citizens, spent the night
in this city. lie takes the Frisco for Eure-
ka Springs. Arkansas, this morning.
-Our old friend, Ii. ID. Hathaway, who
has many friends in this city, dropped us
note yesterday that it is boy, and Us boy
was greatly desired of course there are two
happy parents at least in the city of New
ton.
Capt Russell, who has been the genera
western freight agent Of the Frisco ever
since the road reached Wichita, ut ono
time keeping his Office here, came In from
the east last evening by the 9 O'Clock cx-
press.
Miss A. Mathews, The cilnrmipg. young
lady who chaperoned Miss Helen Potter.
aud who has been stopping In this city this
summer. left for Kingmsn county yester
day where she thinks of securing a piece
OF land.
Superintendent Miller, the popular
managing officer of the railroad that don't
propose to be left by any corporation that
ever entered the domain of the Nile of
America, came over yesterday and will 70
down over his new extension.
Prof. Halleck 10 back from Chicago
looking more rugged and stronger physi.
cially than We ever saw him. lie says dur
ing his entire stay in Chicago, covering q
period of three or four months last past. a
fire every morning was a comfort IL not a
necessity. and that the searcing warmth
and sunshine of the prairies makes him
feel glorious.
Miss Eva Boyce, one OF the brishtest-i
eyed young ladies ofthis city, lately hold,
ing position in stinson ALsrimsr's asors,
was married at Douglas, 70 J. D. Kohst.
II is said there was just enough or elope-
ment in the affair to give It little of the
spice of romance. We>hope there was
nothing hasty OF, inconsilerate and that
all will turn ont happily.
Mr.. Frank b. Smith and wife returned
night. They had been absent sew.
ersl weeks, having left home the week pre-
vious to the meeting OF the Chicago con-
vention which they attended. After the
convention they took a Lake boat for Micbi.
gan city where they spent couple of de-
ightful weeks with friends. Frank is. of
course, enthusiastic for Stephen q. CIeve-
land because he saw it done.
Mr.. Nugent came mp from the territory
yesterday looking well brow ned I'D by the
sun. He says matters are in statn quo so
~ az MS oD-tINdtlbH ebt~ .dDu tnaI ~ Is his
understanding that nrnIber Of people We.
-emain Oklahoma. He came up through
me Of General !Iatch's commands and saw
,othing to indicate offensive operations.
lr. Nugent may be right, but We have in.
ormation that the boomers are being clear.
ID out OF some Of the localities.
Miss Bullock, the popular and accom- |
'lished saleswoman, SO long connected |
With the great dry goods firm Of lines & |
Toss, having charge ofthe silk department, |
evers her connection with that house in |
ew days preparatory to opening an estab-
shment of her own in neighboring city.
he VIII leave for New York in few DAYS,
where she will lay in her stock. but before
eturning westwill visit her people who re-
ide in thr state Of New York. Miss Bull
ock has host of friends who regret her
saving, as does, undoubtedly, the firm with
Ghom she has remained so long.