Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-13

II. E. Clark IL IN the city rom Cneney.
n. Rennie was in from Reece. Kas., yes
terday.
Mr.. Shot came down from Topeka last
evening.
A. S. Hall and lady are in the city from
Sedgwick.
III. F. Boyd WAS in last evening, from
Peabody.
j. H. Burns, of MCPHERSON, was in the
city over night
r.. W. Spar Was in the city last night
from Lawrence.
Mr.. Edward Burn, of Arkansas, is on
q visit to this city.
r. c. Hex and wife are in the city on
visit, fro m Newton.
"A. E. Fellows, of Moran, Has, is pros
pecting in the city.
IF. w. Hollis was in town yesterday,
from Garden Plain.
John White came over from Fort Scott
yesterday morning.
$. F. Wilson came up from Wellington
yesterday morning.
F. NJ. Ferguson, of Holden. Me-, is reg
istered at the Valley.
IF. d. Russell, of Oswego, is in the city
on railroad business.
w. H. Thatcher came down from Tope-
ka yesterday morning.
j. NJ. vinzart, Of Seymour, Ind, is pros
pecting in this county.
r. L. Rroadwell, Of Hutchinson, is reg
istered at the fremont.
Miss frankie Winches, of Garden Plrin,
is on visit to this city.
IF. A, and ]. NJ. Heimke, of Mulvane,
are on trip to this city.
-. F. Richardson came to town yester-
dav from Valley Center.
w. T. Ham came up the road from
Belle Plaine last evening.
Miss MAY Patterson, of Clearwater, is
visiting friends in the city
w. F. Smith, of Columbus, Kas, is on
business trip to our city.
j. w. and A. L. Rogers, of Topeka, are
on brief visit to this city.
w. o. Hubbell, of Lawrence, was seen
upon the streets Yesterday.
Mr.. Watt and Mr.. Luellen, Of Goddar d,
were in the city yesterday.
$. d. STAIRS arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon from Topeka.
Mrs. II. NJ. Redmond of Sevey, KS, is
on a visit to friends in the city.
p. A. johnson, of Nevada, No., is
looking over Sedgwick county.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Foster, Of We'll
iington, are on visit to friends here.
Warren Hall, Of Pekin, ILL.,, is taking q
look at Kansas and is now stopping at the
fremont.
"A. j. Farmer, one of Goddard's princi-
pal merchants, was in the city on business,
yesterday.
Col. Hartzel, was called to St. Louis
yesterday on business. He went by the
Sunfower road.
H. e, Gales, of Sioux City, Iowa, is in
search of a warmer climate, and is at the
Dauglas Avenue.
-. w. w iuailS, Vi AfltNOHy, huu lTh
Winans, of Newton, are on business trip
to the Forest City.
Mr.. A. ID. Wheeler, one OF the princi-
pal merchants of Garden Plain, made this
Office call last evening.
n, n. Kingsbury, of Westfeld, Mass,
is on prospecting tour to this state, and is
at present at the center of the southwest.
Mrs. E. Sutherland of Penn Yam, New
York, is visiting the metropolis of the Hap
py Valley and Is guest of Mrs. DR.. Sher-
wood.
w. r. Southland and q. W. Herr, of
Rochester, n. Y, are paying business visit
to this city and are registered at the Occi-
dental.
Robert Sullivan, assistant roadmaster of
the ST. L. Fl. S. & w. railroad, went to
Millcrton night before last to consult gener-
al roadmaster Gaffany, in railroad matters.
He was in this city yesterday, en- route to
Fort Scott.
Mr.. w. c. Hill, a friend Of the Morris
Bros, from the oil regions Of Pa, left the
city yesterday morning for Dodge City.
From this point he will 60 into Clark.
Mead, and COmmanche counties in search
of.government land upon which to locate a
home.
w. A. Campbell. the advance agent
for Neff's theater company,is in the city ar
ranging for the appearance Of that well
known and talented organization, which
will be Mt the opera house on next Monday
evening, the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Miller were in to wn
yesterday from their large farm near Balm
H.,
for the past three months with felon, but
is now nearly recovered. Mr.. NJ, was anx-
iously looking up the latest elect on returns
he being an ardent Republican.
Mr.. Hubert Child. is ut present wearing
a long and melancholy face from the fact
that his wife and two little children are out
of town on visit. Mr.. Child is much at
tached to his home and soon becomes dis
consulate when the even tenor of the house.
hold circle is broken in upon. In fact
though he has voted large number of
straight tickets and sports skating rink
under his St. John hat, he is still Child.