Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-23
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
-Thos. Lindsay, OF Caldwell, is at the Val
ley.
e. Marshall came in from Anthony last
night.
w. T. Goodrich is in from Valley
Center.
"A. 5. Nelson came in from Peabody last
evening.
Up Shelly came in last evineng from
Kingman.
i. S. Richardson, of Omaha, is looking |
over our city.
Bishop Ninde will be in Wellington
next Sabbath.
e. Shull and wife came up last evening
from Mulvane.
j. p. Clapp, of Wellington, was in the
hub yesterday.
Neal Cummings came up from Cald-
we'll last night.
ID. p. Jones, of IT. Scott, was upon our
streets yesterday.
R. 5. Gates left on the Santa Fe last
night for Oregon.
d. S. McKinnon is on business trip to
town from Beverly.
j. l.. Brown arrived in town last even
ing from Fl. Scott.
e. S. Woolfne, of New Orleans, is siz-
up the city on the Nile.
II. Harris, of Coldwater, Mich. is pros
pecting in the county.
Peter Foler, of Schenectady, n. T., is
prospecting in this city.
C. c. Prentiss, of Pine Blnfi, Arkansas,
was in the city on business.
%. ii. Bentley went to Sedgwick City
yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. II. II. Gardner and family, Of FL
dorado, are at the Occidental.
Major Proctor. of Clearwater, was in
the city yesterday on business.
A. Q. Cameron and NJ. Crow arrived in
the city yesterday from Topeka.
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter, of Cald-
well, are visiting friends in the city.
G. w. McMillen, of Fort Scott, was
shaking hands with his friends yesterday.
j. NJ. Balderson went out to Greenwich
e. attend political gathering yesterday.
ID. Williams came over from Augusta
Yesterday morning to make baicf business
trip.
Mrs. j. w. Eldridge, and her sister,
Mrs. Shaw went to Topeka yesterday on
visit.
Emmett Craddock came over from Fl.
Scott to take look at the infant giant OF
Kansas.
e. l.. Rowe, of the Santa Fc, has struck
our city on his regular round in the interest
of his road.
e. p. Cornell, of Toledo, o., is looking
over our our city and is registered at the
Douglas Avenue.
-Theo. Chappell and Noble Carter, of
GAINESVILLE. o., are on prospecting tour to
our city and county.
j. c. Kennedy arrived in town for a
brief visit Yesterday. Mr.. X. is one of the
solid men Of Chcrryvale.
f. A. Rinsen and Lewis Ewing, from the
Indian Territory, are on business trip to
the supply center of southern Kansas.
&C. III. Hobert came down from Newton
Yesterday morning and returned in the
evening, feeling better for having gazed upon
Il live city.
DR.. Black, i. is said, will next week
make special trip all the way 10 Warsaw,
Ills, to cast his vote for the illustrious
plumed knight.
Mrs. NJ. B. Towle, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Backman for several weeks, re-
turns to her home in Coffey county by this
mornings Santa Fe.
Mr.. A. s. Lindsay, the editor and pro-
prietor of the Anthony Journal. spent the
day in the city yesterday, going north by
last evenings train.
Squire VIM. Ross came in from Clear
water Yesterday, but does not think the
Democrats hold the winning hand in this
state or anywhere else.
Mrs. NJ. Fegtley, who has been travel
ing for the year past through northern and
southern California and Montana, is in the
city guest of her son.
DR.. Hugh Smith left on the Fort Scott
train Yesterday morning for Woodstock, ILL.,,
to bring home his wife, who has been visit
ing friends there for some time.
A party of gentlemen came up from
Anthony yesterday and are registered at the
fremont The list consists of w. =. Pun
stead, b. F. Smith, W, L. Cary and ID. Hall
pheny.
S. w. Phoenix, one of the business men
of Winfield, is paying a visit to the only
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ful city in the race for vigorous growth and
business supremacy.
@. Campbell. from the vigorous Young
town of Conway Springs, came up to the
metropolis yesterday morning. He reports
the springs as booming, and making strong
strides toward the front.
p. II. Pumpelley, who has been visiting
in Missouri for two weeks past, says the
name of Marmaduke is not known in that
state. and that he will stand no more show
for electioD.than blind man at shooting
match
Mr. George NJ. Ewing is in the city in
the interest of the Story and Clark Organ
Company This is the Oldest factory in
Chicago, and like wine their instruments
have improved with age until they stand in
the front ralk III MOI III the eA'tSihe s'"u'
NC. Gillen, of Ottawa. H.. is in the
city. He is looking for an opportunity 10
go into the stock business. He SAYS that he
has travelled all over lows, Nebraska, Colo
RADIO and Kansas, and that he likes this city
and county better than any place he has
been since he left home.
ID. W. McCalla. prominent stock man
Of Chetopa. paid our office a visit last night.
Mr.. McCala, through reading the EAGLE,
has become convinced that there is a great
future before our city and has come to make
some investments in city lots and farm prop
er,v. 4 long bead needs no prompting and
figures and facts speak for themselves
Charley Smith, who left our city some
eight br ten weeks ago for Germany, return
ed to the city yesterday, after splendid Wis
/, 10 his old home in the Fatherisnd. There
is many fine sight, much information and
great satisfaction in such long trip and ex-
tended visit, ank Charley is to be congratu-
lated upon realizing what strikes the aver
age citizen about as often as does lightning.
Mr.. Philip Dieter. a former aud well
known citizen Of Wichita, who resided with
his family in this city from the spring Of
1872 till 1852, but who is now doing business
at FL Paso, Mexico, arrived in the city yes
terday from the east where he had been on
business. His many friends, including has
brother. the contractor, and George keyser,
his old partner, were very glad 10 see Phil,
and he was kept busy all day shaking
hands. He will remain in town only day
or two, as his business calls him back. II is
said that Phil is getting rich, and here's one