Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

DIR. Jones, of Mulvane, was in the city
last night.
MIR. stipp, Of Wellington, came up last
evening.
Judge Harrington returned from New
York yesterday.
ID. A. McKibben, of Fort Smith. Ark,
is quartered at the Occidental.
e. w. Stafford, of Kingman, was in the
city yesterday.
Master Frank Redfield leaves for his
home in Wellington this morning.
MIR. Z Nugcnt returned to the territory
yesterday.
l.. W. Fisher, 4 prominent Wellington
real estate man, was in the city yesterday.
M. l.. Reed, banker, Of Winfield, and
wife, and C. C. Harris. Of the same plsce,
are in the city.
| }. W. Pinkston, the gentleman who put
in the gas works here, came over TO the
valley yesterday.
| Jno. W. Leach and John Rowe, business
men Of Mortified, were in the city yesier-
| day.
| %. l.. Packard, of the Packard Manu-
fact ring Company, Milwaukee, is at the
| Occidental.
w. A. Francis returned last night from
Ohio where he had been for three weeks.
He reports dry and hot weather in Ohio.
Mr.. J. Z. Lyeth, who has been taking
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city night before last.
| Miss PhUbe Goldberg, a niece Of Mr.
Robt. Jacks, Of Quency, Illinois. is visiting
the family Of Mr.. J. She will remain dur
| ing the heated term.
| Mr.. Brown, editor Of the Cheney Jour
nal, was in the city yesterday on business
and made lis a call. Cheney and her paper
are on the high road to prosperity.
Mrs. J. Z. Humphrey. wife of J. E.
| Humphrey, one of our real estate men, ar
rived on Wednesday evenings train from
Michigan where she has been visiting for
the past three months.
Mr.. Finlay Ross and bride reached
| home yesterday evening. having been al
most continually on the wing since the
morning of their nuptials.
Mr.. c. a. Foster, of this city, who was
formerly of California. but who is now a
resident o! this city, made us a call yester-
day afternoon in company with Mr.. A. J.
Stanley.
f. NJ. Bi-bee, the boss tracklayer of
Z lao
lie reports the bottom washed out of that
country. He says be is glad to be back in
Gods country
j. IL. Iillard. the popular liveryman of
Arkansas City, and in fact leading horse
| fancier Of the state-Jack, who as former
resident and official of this city, came up
from below yesterday. He called and
stopped his Weekly EAGLE, saying it was
| too slow and that he must have the morning
edition o! the only full-fedged.
Mrs. J. W. Sutherland, OF st. Louis, is
again making summer visit at the home
of George Ross, Esq. Mrs. S. and hte viva.
cious Miss Julia Ross made the EAGLE
| pleasant call Yesterday; and the ladies are
AWAY tuty Cout " iOOk
| at the good looking business manager, to
interview the grumpy editor In his den, or
merely to see the largest and most complete
printing house in the state of Kansas.
w. ID. CLARK, Of Appleton. Missouri.
wife and two daughters. arrived in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Clark Is brothcr-in-law
to w. +. Walker, esq, Of til. lily, lie iD-
troduccd Jimmy Walker. wei. known in
this community. and who row runs "A bust
ness out at Cheney, into The mysteries of
the grocery trade. Mr. Clark went imme
diately out to Cheney 10 see his protege
and make him visit. after which he VIII
return to this city for few days.
Willard +. Robson. of the firm of
Robson Brothers, has LETT for New York
and the eastern markets. He will stop on
his return at his old home in Toledo, o.,
expecting his mother 10 accompany him
pack As VIII i - solid young man and
well fixed 10 care for at least one other we
suggest that there j. plenty of room in
Wichita to bald a home for fair Buckeye
girl, provided. however. her name is just
changed from Miss to Mrs