Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Fred Mcmillan, from Wellington, is in
the city.
&C. b. Kilmer, of Topeka, is stopping ut
the fremont.
&C. B. Beeson, of Goddard, was on the
streets yesterday.
&C. ID. Joseph, a business man of Harper.
is at the fremont.
&c. Athey and J. Hull came down from
Douglas yesterday.
Frank Cohn, OF Frank fort. Illinois,
arrived in the city yesterday.
j. II. Richards. attorney for the Sun
flower, il in the city attending court.
o. Jennings and r. J. HaldrIdge. OF
Anthony. were in Wichita yesterday.
j. II. Skillmsn. OF Kingman, was circu-
lating among our business men yesterday.
George McIn tyre, sheriff Of Cowley
county, come up from Winfield last even
ing.
Mrs. Mark Ellsworth and Mrs. j. +.
Caldwell visited friends in Belle Plain yes
terday.
DIR. Mccullough, leading physician Of
Fl. Scott, Is in the city visiting his brother,
Or. A. Mccullough.
%. II. Bently has associated his brother
with him in the law business. Their new
Office is in the Terrell block.
T. 1. Sweringer, one of Valley Center's
happy and prosperous merchants, called on
the EAGLE Wednesday evening.
Charles Nelson is again at his position
behind the desk at the Valley house, after
spending the Fourth with his friends at VAL
ley Center.
MIR. A. Lyman, Of Goddard, was in yes
terday evening. He says the crops are not
suffering for rain and that Goddard is grow.
ing right along.
j. b. Forbes, Il e right-of-way agent for
the Fl. Scott X Wichita, came in from An
thony last evening. Everything indicates a
rapid construction OF the road on through
to Anthony.
Hon. Fletcher Merideth and J. W Glen
dening, of Anthony, in company with Mr..
b. +. Cohee. OF Indiana. spent a half an
hour with Us yesterday afternoon talking
about what the valley wss. what it is and
what it will be. We practically uuani-
mously agreed.
Miss Belle Smith, one OF the most fasci-
mating OF our little society ladies, LEFT for
short visit TO relatives in Springfield. Mis-
souri,, on yesterday mornings train. When
;t e .lnn ;x,sn hat Hell il
only six years old, this trip will be consid'
ere quite an undertaking.
Uncle Billy Ross came up yesterday
morning from Clearwater. He came by
rail instead Of hoo6ng it. aud hi. first re-
mark on meeting rs was. IL don't sare
about recognizing any longer any Wichita
trash" The influences OF the new town
must be OF a bigh-toned tendency.
j. C. Mold. one OF the charter members
Of Magnolia Lodge, l. o. o. F., Of Cincin-
natti. Ohio. which wa. organized in 1887.
arrived in Wichita Mondsy on q vsi; to his
daughter. Mrs. II. Il. Camp. MIR. Mold was
greatly surprised 10 find Wichit, the -FOUR
ishipg city it is, and very much pleased
with Kansas in general.
Prof X. Sadler Of the state normal. ac-
companied by his wife. arrived in the city
late Tuesday evening. They came from
Emporia In carriage. and have been near
ly . week on the road. They will continue
their overland journey 10 the southwes,
part OF the state, not returning home until
they get wearied OF travelling. They we're
both looking happy. and Mrs.. sbdler seems
TO have hugely enjoyed the trip. Prof
sadler says this is the finest valley be ever
saw, and that the world cannot produce
better crops than can De seen
in Sejgwick county. or course
they called on the "fulhedged.''