Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-26
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
e, n. Ely Is in the city from Marion
&C. Watts, is in the city from Harper.
&C. A. wadsworth is in the city from
Larned.
Amos Brill, of Beaumont, is visiting in
the city.
Moses Parker, of Beverly, is in the city
on business.
-Jno. NJ. Heinke came up from Mulvane
last evening.
j. NJ. Thompson is in the city from
Pratt Center.
w. l. Harris, of Winfield. is in the city
for few days.
james H. Bullen came up from Win.
field last evening.
C. w. Clary from Pratt Center, is stop.
ping at the Valley.
N. Souls came to the metropolis yester.
day from Emporis.
WIN. O'Neal, Of Leavenworth, spent
last night in the city.
H. S. Martin, from Arkansas City, pass.
ed yesterday in town.
-Jno. n. Gader was in the city ovel
night from Sedgwick.
j. c. Anderson and < A. Place are II
| tho oitv frov,, Roc<op
Homer Boughton, came down from To-
peka yesterday morning.
j. II. Thomas and wife, of Caldwell, arr
stopping at the Occidental.
j. NJ. Fairchilds, of Liberty, Neb., il
on business trip to this city.
Geo. Rowland, of Boonville, Ind, is OF
q visit to the Arkansas Valley.
j. ii. Crabtree and j. w. Lillian, OF
Towanda, are on a trip TO the hub.
WIN. +. Lawless, of Winterest, Ia, il
on business tour through Kansas.
w. b. Veredmaugh, Of Junction City
came to the city yesterday morning.
-Jno. X. Price and Z. C. Trowbridge, Of
Topeka, were on our streets yesterday.
Mrs. J. S. Milan, of FL Dorado, is visit
ing her brother, J. II. Ayres, Of this city.
w. McWilliams and Chas. Kaufman
came over from Fl Scott yesterday morn
ing.
Col. ID. B. Dyer and E. w. Morris o.
Darlington, 1. T., arrived in the city las
night.
Jos. p. letting and E. Butler of Harris
burg, Pa, are one a prospecting tour t.
Sedgwick county.
John White and G. w. McMullen, o.
Fl. Scott, are in the city and are registered
at the Douglas Avenue.
Sam holland and Henry Knofloch, two
of Goddards principal merchants,spen yes
terday in the city on business.
-Messrs. George F. Berry, S. B. Sproule,
II. L. Sirohm, and Ethen Wait, came to thu
city yesterday from Kingman and register
ed at the fremont.
Mr.. Fred. Stackman, who left this city
last February in poor health, and who since
that time has Travelled in Europe, California
Texas and pretty much all over the southern
and western part of the United States, re-
turned night before last to the Forest city
of the Arkansas valley. Mr.. S. is very mucl
improved in health, and should he again 10
cate here, which we believe is his intention
after his extended trip to SO many clime
and countries, it would be flattering tribut,
to the record of our city and her people tC
reclaim one who has had such an Immense
field from which to select home.
IT. H. Mulinix, who went to Topeka
last Saturday, returned to the city yesterday
Mrs. NJ, his wife, who has been quite SICK
for the past six weeks, is now improving
Mr.. Muinix, reports Topeka as being very
dull, from business stand point, and not to
be compared with Wichita. The same i.
true of Emporia and Of all the places
through which he passed and where he had
an opportunity to investigate and make in
quiries. A good deal is said of Wichita's
industry, activity, public spirit. etc, and j,
may sound to some persons like blow and
gush, but the facts and good, hard, honest
truth bears out the assertions as to the
claims and rretentious Of the little giant OF
the Arkansas Valley and as long as this can
not be gain said it shall be looked upon as a
religious duty not to hide our light under a
bushel but TO continue to blow our bazoo.