Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
John Muir, of Topeka, is Mt the Occi-
dental.
Rev. woodsen was in from Goddard
yesterday.
Lloyd Armstrong has gone up to Kan
sas City
Frank Dale boarded the Newton train
last night.
S. 5. King went south on Yesterday
mornings train.
Arthur Carpenter was down from Val
ley Center yesterday.
Howard Soule was in the city Yesterday. |
He has heard from Maine.
Samuel c. Brown and A. F.. Sweet came
in from Cheney yesterday.
TIC. Hines and james F. Smyth of King
man were in the city yesterday.
HAIRY Horner passed through the city
yesterday on his way to Topeka
General Road Master Gaffeny, of the
"Sunhower," was in the city Yesterday.
Lester Lucy has returned fiom Emporia,
where he has worked nearly all summer.
w. A. Caldwell returned last night from
two weeks trip to the eastern part of the
state.
| Mr. Hackers father left Wednesday
night for Pomeroy, Ohio, where his three
daughters live.
| Mr. r. Rawson, from Morris, H., is in
vestigating the carpenter trade here He
likes the town.
Mr.. G. Gehring and family have arrived.
Mr.. G. is one the proprietors of the crack
er factory.
Mrs. Al Bullock returned from the east
yesterday and goes down to Anthony this
morning, which becomes now her home.
| john Kennedy says that his health has
Improved materially during his great west
ern tour. He went to Clearwater.
| Judge Cameron of Butler county was
before the U. S. land Office yesterday in be-
half of some clients.
# NJ. Sanderlin, of Ontario, Ohio, is at
the Kennedy house. He came to the valley
on IA land prospecting tour.
Joseph Sodofsky, .I.W. Robinson, L. w
Robinson and Edger Robinson of Spring
field, Mo-, were looking around the Forest
City yesterday.
w. Popenoe of the Occidental left yes
terday for the state fair We heard it limited
that there might be wedding before his re-
turn.
Milo b. Kellogg was in yesterday from
Kinginan, but he seemed to be in such a
hurry that he would hardly take time to
shake.
j. r. Snively went to Topeka yester-
day on business. He will attend the state
fair, leaving the Sleepless in charge of the
business while he is away.
Charley Miller, George Lewis and Miss
Carrie Fisher have gone to Lawrence TO at
tend the State University this year. Wich-
tia should send larger delegation than that.
Samuel G. Brown, the popular and good
looking Cheney saddlery and harness man
9 was in the city yesterday on business and
he did not fail to take in the biggest institu-
ton in the town.
Mrs. Colonel b. II. Campbell returned
home night before last after AN absence OF
several months. The Colonel came up from
the Territory 10 see the twins and then
mother locking never so happy.
-Me.srs. a. c. Valentine, Lewis c. Leist
= ers from near Circeylle. Ohio, are making Il
preliminary survey of this county and will
set their stakes soon.
Charley Luling bookkeeper in the Dia-
n mond mills, left last night on the Santa FL
for III Paso, Texas. on business trip. III,
-. will be gone some time.
e. G. Wilmott, who has been employed
IS with ID. S. Hakes, in the material yard of thu
W. & w. Railroad since last fall, left yester
e day morning for Harper, to take charge o
the material yard there.
5 -Messrs Jim Donahue and Geo. Walker
g and Miss Agnes Sommers and Miss Floy
n Stanley accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Stanle,
to Caldwell yesterday.
y --Messrs. Rudolph Hatfield, o. II. Bent
ley and A. \. Denny are in st. Louis OF
\ railroad business and doing the great expo
: sition. o. II. writes home that the latter j
immense but the crowd is ''immenscr'
--Messrs. ii. H. Allen, John Miltner. r
+. Lawrence, L. b. Terrell, Dick Walker
Al Thomas, II. Stewart, J. A. Friend and J
X Snively left last night for Topek; TO at
tend the state fair.
, Judge Foster came down from Topeka
r on last nights train. We suppose it will be
determined by him to-day what matter
n further shall be disposed of at this term OF
q court. The grand jury We're still at worl
~ up till last evening.
IN Mr.. Davis of the Occidental returned b,
= the Santa Fe's afternoon rain of yesterday
accompanied by his wife who has been cas-
st visiting friends for the space of three month
rs or more.
d. r. Green, of kingman is at tn,
Douglas Avenue. He runs the Cannon bal
stage from kingnan to Coldwater, an
makes the trip-1li miles--in one day. T
do this he is obliged TO change horses ever
eight miles. The stage runs through Pratt
:. Center, Saratoga and Sun City. Green put
things through with rush. for as he saw,
he is ''hurrah man
20 AT a recent meeting of the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society. of the NJ.
IN Church, the following ladies were elected a
officers for the ensuing wear: Mrs. II. Inl
boden, president Mrs. L. l.. jackson. Mr.
~ Il. +. Guthrie. ST. and Mrs. VIM. GRAY, vice
presidents: Mrs. j. A. J. Warmer. trea,
urcr; Mrs. J. +. Eldridgc. correspondent
secretary Mrs. c. II. Abbott, recording sec
m retary.