Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

H. l.. HunawaIt came up from Winfield
yesterday.
CIV. Pitts, of Ell Dorado, was in the
city yesterday.
Nj, l.. Jordan. of st. Joe, is registered
at the fremont.
j. w. Flood, of Goddard, was on the
streets yesterday.
N. F. Niederlander went to Clearwater
on business yesterday.
Mrs. Maggie Snyder, of Clearwater,
spen. last night in Wichita.
&C. y. Wheelock, of Pueblo, Col, came
in from the west yesterday.
-Chas. A. Moore and s. G. Strain, came
in from Garden Plain yesterday.
Master Willie Russell goes back to
Boston to finish his musical education.
MIR. j. X. Kilmer, right Of way man of
the Santa Fe road. come down from Tope-
peka yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Weaver, we are sorry to note,
is confined to his room with u severe attack
of malarial fever.
j. NJ. Winters, of Milon, No., arrived
in Wichita Monday evening, on tour OF
inspection OF the Great Arkansas Valley.
III. l.. Haines, a prominent attorney,
late Of Denison, Texas, is in the city, with
a view TO locating and engaging in the
practice OF his profession.
H. w. yansenden has been engaged to
teach nine months school at Valley Cen.
ter, beginning next Monday. Other schools
of the county will commence shortly.
We were pleased to see Col. Wood
cock on the streets again yesterday, after
very severe attack of rheumatism Of the
heart He is yet looking very poorly.
Miss A. L. Bullock returned from An.
thony yesterday. In few days she will
go to New York to lay in fine stock OF
millinery which she will open at Anthony.
E. b. Messerve. of Paterson, n. j., q
brother Off T.. Niederlander's book. keep.
or, arrived in this city Monday evening,
and will visit with his brother for week
or two.
&C. w. Pringle, general agent OF the
Richard & Pringle Georgia Minstrels, was
in the city yesterday making arrangement
for the appearance Of his company at thu
opera house next Tuesday evening.
j. Il. Kenworthy and family arrived il
the city yesterday from Richmond, Ind, an'
will make this city their permanent home
Mr.. X. is a gentleman Of extensive busi-
ness experience. and is certain to succeed
i" whate, er he engages.
$. S. Baker, Burt Venable, S. G. Bah
cock, VIM. Hayes r. S. Jelly, G. A. Nc
Kinstry, A. o. Yeoman, James +. Wingart
Good Thomas, Rush Gates, Hold. Waits, J
w. Taylor, J. C. McClelland, Frank Gillett
Peter Miller, Geo. A. Whey and F. X. Nor
gan, of Kingman, came down to the Demo
cratic convention yesterday.
MIR. II. P. Nicks, Of the Benton Report
err, came over yesterday evening. He say
Yesterday was the first rain fall they ha,
had for some days, but that everything II
that section is prosperous and that the tow
OF Benton is booming. As to politics Their
is but little excitement, and that the onl.
blowing is upon the part OF knot Of Dem
ocrats who keep up a noise out OF pur'
desperation.
Miss Lulu Slough, young lady attor
new of Leavenworth, and also travelling Ii
the interests Of the W. c. I. U. arrived In
this city yesterday on a visit to relatives
Miss Slough has met with wonderful de
gree of success in her chosen profession
and though scarcely twenty years OF ag
has won several difficult lawsuits in th,
eastern part OF the state. She Will leav'
this morning for Wellington.
Rev. MIR. Harper returned Monday eve
ming from his summer vacation, spent i
the east, feeling greatly recrperated an
looking much better physically. Will
absent Mr.. Harper spent some time at hi
old homie ia Mitchell, Ind, where he had
very delightful time with old friends an
acauaintanees. He also visited Lebanon
Ohio, Louisville, KY, Niagara Falls. Chau
tauqua, etc, greatly enjoying bis entir
Journey. His description OF the ovation
given John A. Logan at Chautatqua IL, I
say the least, entertaining, His peopl
welcome him back with open arms an
hearts.