Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-18
PERSONAL MENTION.
H. E. FELTON, came in on last nights
train from Caldwell

H. f. FELTON, came in on last nights
train from Caldwell.
nice farm between the two rivers called
on the EAGLE Thursday and left US q box
of nice fruit-peaches. apples, plums, and
apricots products OF their orchard. All of
the fruit was exceedingly choice and made
several delicious feasts for the business
manager and his wife.
L. Webster, OF the Lamar nursery cali
ed on the EAGLE Thursday. Mr.. Webster
has sold large amount Of nursery stock in
this valley.
A. W.Oiiver returned .from.the conyen-
ton yesterday. He thinks politics in u nd
around the state house is considerably
mixed.
H. a. Coane, solicitor for the Topeka
Capital, is in the city.
Miss Phene Stamper and Miss Hattie
Brown, of Decatur, Illinois, are guests Of
Mrs. Oliver.
Gates Sexton, of Nashville, Ind, is
registered at the Occidental.
Col. b. II. Campbell returned to his
ranch yesterday, after three days visit to
this city.
Sylvester Smith left for Kane, Ill.,, yes
terday to take charge Of the city schools at
that point.
j. j. BechteI, one Of Goddard's mer-
chants. spent Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. j. NJ. Switzerland, Of St. Louis,
is in the city visiting Mr.. Geo. Ross and
family.
The EAGLE printing house had the
pleasure OF visit Thursday evening from
| the Misses NJ. j. and X. S. Ross, who were
| accompanied by Miss Switzerland. Of St.
| Louis, and Miss Morecker, of Quincy, who
are visiting them.
Mrs. Judge Boyne, who has been visit
ing with Mrs. DR.. Mccoy, returned to her
home in Anthony yesterday.
Busby Head, the high muck muck OF
| the Cherokee nation is in the city.
j. o. Halsey, Of New York, is stopping
at the fremont.
| H. Harreli, of Ft Scott, was in the city
yesterday.
John Quincy Adams, OF Marseiles, ILL.,,
| arrived in Wichita yesterday.
Jas. Monger and 5. j. Farley came down
| from Harper yesterday.
j. a. Beetts, OF Derby, transacted busi-
ness in this city yesterday.
| N. +. Neideriander returned from To-
peka yesterday.
Geo. Collins came in from the Okla.
| homa country yesterday. He says that the
invaders are now leaving that country, pre-
ferring to DO so rather than to be driven
| out by the soldiers.
j. d. Lotus, OF Mansfield, o., is in the
city, registered at the Valley house.
| Miss Saliie Gregg, of this county lis visit
ing her uncle, W. q. Ray, and other friends
in the city.
| M. W. Levy returned from Topeka yes
terday morning, where he has been at
tending the state convention.
Elmer Devore is back from trip TO
Kingman. and is loud in his praises of what
of immigration into kingman and Pratt
counties, and til at the prospect for large
corn crop was never better.
| %. W. Fox, a member OF the Modoc
city yesterday and gave the EAGLE a pleas
ant call. lie says the Modoc and Flambeau
| clubs will leave Topeka for Minneapolis
| Sunday at p. M, in special ears. one OF
| vi ich will carry only their baggage. The
fambeaus have over 81 900 worth Of fire.
works, and will make the most brilliant
display in their history Mr.. Fox also
stated that at IL O'Clock w.'!i e>day night.
| when he left Topeka, DIR Ailen's chances
| for nomination were tiptop.
Mr. Vim. Plag, of New Mexico, arrived
| in the city yesterday.
T. a. Hubbard, w. II. Berry, county
clerk; NJ. b. Keagy and Stacy b. Douglas,
all Of Wellington, delegates and visiting
statesmen. came down on this evenings
express, staid over night, and spent an
hour with the EAGLE.
Billie Medlin, well known to the dry
| goods trade Of this city and county. is filling
| his old position behind A. Hates counters.
Mrs. W. T. Edwards. of Wellington.
came up on Wednesday TO attend :be fun
eral of her neice, Stella Ray.
james Drury, a well known citizen of
Wellington, passed through the city yester-
| day, en- route to Kingman.
Milton, Illinois, was in the city yesterday,
| seeing what Kansas is like. Mr.. 4. is very
much pleased with all he saw, and will
| doubtless carry back fattering reports TO
| to his home.