Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

yesterday.
M. Gault, OF Dubois, Pa. is registercdat
the fremont.
Howard Soule is hauling lumber TO
build BARI.
Ed. Gates, the grain buyer. has gone to
Marion Center.
W. J. Flynn, OF Leavenworti was in
the city yesterday.
ID. Bright. of Greenwich, was in the
city yesterday.
&C. c. Fouts, Of Middletown, Ohio, is in
the city prospecting.
J. b. Forbes, the TT. Scott right-of-way
agent. came in last night.
F. J. Roo>a and G. w Young are
spending few days in this city.
Mrs. DIS. Wall, of Andover, WAS in the
city yesterday visiting her son I. Il.
There was lots of fun at the Republican
central committee meeting yesterday.
w. S. Ceiling and wife, Of Decatur, Hi
nois, are registered at the Occidental.
jim Hendrickson went to W Yelling
ton last night TO spend the Sabbath with his
folks.
Mrs. Geo. w. Bergman is now visiting
Kingman county friends. She will return
home this week.
&C. IL. Bardshow, OF Mt. Hope, was in
the city yesterday. He says that his town
is slowly improving.
DIR. }. {. Dean was taken suddenly and
seriously i'll Friday, and was too unwe.l 10
be at his office yesterday.
| Miss Mary Taylor and Mrs. shultz and
her two children, IRON Iowa, are in the
city visiting their sister, Mrs. DIR. Andrews.
j. l.. Furlong put in the greater part ci
last week 10 Kansas City looking after hi.
grain interest. He is now on our streets
again.
Henry Williams. the gram buyer, went
to Halstead last night after Mrs. William.
and the babies, who have been visiting Mr..
Williams father.
John Windsor came up from Il e terri.
tory last Friday. He reports some Spanish
fever among the trail cattle and trade dull
in consequen ce.
w. w. johnson, jr., OF indianapolis, came
his father, who has been looking over the
Arkasas valley for few days.
j. IL. Mustoe, Of New Murdoch, was in
the city yesterday. He reports things
| ra her lively nj his pI,co and s.ys thaf
crops in that vicinity are looking fine.
Harry Evans has just returned from u
four weeks visit to Baltimore, Washington
and Chicago. The journey did him good,
and he returns much improved in health.
Col. Hartzeil and wife will leave this
morning for st. Louis. where the colonel
goes or business especially relating to the
Denver a. McPherson railroad. They will
be absent several days.
E. II. Appleby e. Co., proprietors of the
Wichita planning mills, are talking Of build
ing an addition 10 the rear Of their work
shop and putting in machinery for the
| manufacture Of doors, sash and blinds.
| They are now doing some very fine scroll
saving and turning.
Mrs. James Rodgers and family, ofJames-
town, Penn, ale visiting at the home Of
VIM. Taylor, North Waco street. Mrs.
Rodgers has number Of friends and old
acquaintauces in this city and county, but
she is unable TO learn of their exact ioca-
ton. She would be delighted 10 see any or
all her Old friends
MIR. Charlie Miller, young farmer iis-
ing near the CowskiE, was in the city yes
terday. Mr.. Miller came TO Kansas about
six years ogo from from Iowa, and located
on 4 quarter section in this county. He
now has Il fine farm, well stocked, and is on
the highway 10 success and happiness, ha>-
inga charming wife and two little children.
Mr.. j. Malcom johnson, of the King
man Citizen-Repubican, who, with Mr..
Russell, came in to attend the senatorial
committee meeting, took in the EAGLE
establishment yesterday morning. lie was
very complimentary in his expressions OF
the only lul-tledged. kingman is realizing
VIVA, it is to be the terminus Of railroad,
and is making rapid strides in the direction
of her ambition.
II. ;. Shaw, OF the Pacific l. xpress com
pany, returned last evening from ten
days trip TO Comanche county on horse
back. lie was accompanied by DR.. J. T..
Sombart, who remained to locate land for
n cattle ranch. He report settlers going to
Comanche county by the dozen Coltlwater,
town in the center Of the county, two
months old, already has sixteen houses and
is still booming The north half OF the
county is rich farming land.
WIN. 4. Bradford and son Thomas. of
Springfield. ILL.,. arrived in the city Friday
night and are now the guests OF Mr.. B's
brOther-in-law. W. II. Parkinson. They
come to Kansas to visit friends aud 10 see
the country. Mr.. Bradford informed us
that crops are looking very well in Illinois,
but they are not as fine as those in this
valley. Corn in that state is badly needing
rain. He says that Carter Harrison is
making n vigorous fight for governor, with
fair prospects OF election. OF course Mr.
b. is a Democrat, but he is free to acknowl-
olea iat no thinks Riaina xriI, no alnotal