The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-05-29
Personal MENTION.


w. Il. Smith expects to leave next week
for Springfield, Illinois, and other eastern
points. He will not return for several
weeks.
Commodore Woodman ofthe First Arka
sas Valley::Bank expects to leave tomorrow
morning for New York and other eastern
cities, where he is called on business. He
will, however, stop over in Chicago to at
tend the National convention. After set
thing up his business affairs in Gotham he
will proceed to the sea shore and regale
himself with the choicest of blue fish and
clans. His return will probably date sew
eral weeks in the future.
Hon. II. W. Beck, of Butler county, was
in the city yesterday shaking hands with
his numerous friends.
Emporia Republican: ''Miss Fannie Morse
of tae city schools, leaves this morning, we
understand, to assist in the business de-
partment Of the Wichita EAGLE Office"
Miss Morse arrived in the city yesterday,
and will assume her new duties in this Office
at once.
Mr.. Chas. Collins, of Hutchison, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. ii. +. Koeneke, of Mascutah, ILL.,,
mother of Mrs. VIM. kassel, arrived in the
city yesterday on lengthy visit to her
daughter.
DIR. Jones, of Harper, made flying visit
TO Wichita yesterday.
| Willis Parkinson, Of Topeka, and W. b.
Rodman, Of Centreville, Iowa, were regis
tered ut the Occidental yesterday.
Mr.. d. Goebel, who arrived at the Ire
mont some days ago from Pocahontas, ILL.,,
has purchased two fine farms near this city,
| aud yesterday returned east for his family
whom he will bring to Sedgwick county to
| live.
J.J Drye, Sf Huntsville, KY, is in the
city prospecting for a location.
John Wicker and wife, of northern Iowa,
came to Kansas few days since for the
purpose Of buying farm They are now
visiting with WIS brother, who lives about
four miles northwest of the city.
Mrs. Alkaline Mcdonald, mother of Mrs.
A. II. Mckee, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening from Illinois, and will spend the
summer with her daughter. She is very
much pleased with the Forest City.
Mr.. j. S. Matkin. connected with Mr..
M unson' dry goods store, left for his old
home in indianapolis, Indiana. We learn
that MIR. Matkin has just completed a very
cozy dwelling in this city, and it is surmis-
ed that when he returns be will 60 to house.
keeping.
Mr.. j. L. Kelly, the implement man, was
very agreeably surprised yesterday by the
arrival OF his mother from Leavenworth. .
MIR. and Mrs. j. Bragg departed on the
Frisco train yesterday for England, where
they go hoping the change of climate may
improve Mrs. BIS health.
w. II. Davis, of GALVESTON, Ind, is at the
fremont. He purposes investing in some
Sedgwick county land.
Frank Hamilton, of Lansing, Mich, ar
rived in Wichita few days ago, since
which time he has been interviewing our
real estate men in relation to buying a
farm.
James COnnor, of Mechanicsburg, Ohio,
is in the city on the hunt for cheap land.
A. II. Hankle, of Delaware, Ohio, came
to Sedgwick county few days ago to pur-
| chase farm.
ID. ID. Whitelook. Topeka; Cass Burns,
| Caldwell; W. Il. Good, Wellington, and
G.. +. Dean, Harper, ate their dinner at
the fremont yesterday.
Miss Julia Deming departed yesterday
morning for her new home in Fit. Scott.
Miss Elite Jewett, OF Iowa City, Iowa, is
in Wichita, visiting her aunt, Mrs. Kirk
wood.
The father and mother of Mr.. j. G..
Lyeth were expected to arrive from the
east last evening.
Miss Clara jenkins returned Monday
evening from short and yeay pleasant
visit with Mrs. 5. II. Oliver, of Winfield.
Mrs. Davis, of the Occidental, expects to
depart for the north in Il few days. She
will spend the summer months among the
cool and healthful lakes of Minnesota, and
we trust that her health may be greatly
benefited by the change.
Miss Libby DeVore, who spent several
weeks with friends in this city, has re-