Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-17
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tribe Of Indians, Is stopping at the Occi-
dental.
L. G. Wilson, whose illness We men,
toned in yesterdays issue, is able to be on
the streets again.
Charles p. Rector, assistant general
freight agent OF the Fort Scott road,
arrived in Wichita yesterday.
L. w. Willstadt, the German adver-
Using agent Of the A., T. 4 S. F. road, Is
stopping in the city for few days.
H. II. Savage, Of St. Louis,..th Oldest
commercial traveller on the road, il making
his regular visit to the merchants Of Wich-
tia.
Rev. Bell, OF the Second Baptist church,
has accepted an invitation TO attend the
dedication Of the Second Baptist church at
Newton next Sunday morning.
Billie Mcbride, for some time connect
ed with the Valley house, has severed his
engagement with that house, and will 60
to.the home of his parents in the eastern
part Of the state.
i. Is
man last evening by telegram received
from S. r. Smith, who wished him to come
to Kingman Immediately to attend his child
which is very sick.
ing. His stay WAS more extended than he
anticipated When he lett home one week
ago he accompanied Mrs. Ross as far east
as Iowa City. In no place on the trip did
he see as good crops as are to be seen In
the happy valley.
Mrs, Judge Bayne, of Anthony, is at the
fremont. on her arrival at the hotel
where her husband SO suddenly died OF
heart disease a few weeks ago, she was
completely overcome and unable to check
sad circumstances connected with his
death.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Carver and children leave
this morning via Kansas City and Chicago
for her old home at Mansfield, Ohio, to
spend the summer with her aged parents.
She will remain until tall, when her hus-
band will join her and all together will visit
Mr.. G's mother at the old homestead near
Chambersburg, Pa.
The EAGLE had the pleasure Of call
Wednesday from Lee Taylor and wife, who
had in company with them Chas. Raistin
and wife, Of Wemmia, H., gentleman
possessing u large share Of this worlds
goods: also Tno.. Lloyd and daughter. Of
eh<A
EAGLE establishment they pronounced it
good.
Mr. John G. Hamilton and wife from
Butler, Ind are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. X. Smirly. They have come west with
view OF locating here in the future. Mr..
Hamilton is a man Of means, We under
stand. and if he locates here will engage in
the stock business, and in all probability
become a citizen OF our town. They are
well pleased with the city and country.
Edward 6. Robertson, Of Hartford,
Conn.,, called last evening in company with
G. c. Strong. MIR. Robertson was In this
valley about three years ago and says he
thought at that time there was great deal
of waste pasturage. 1t now seems to him,
after taking trip through the valley, that
there will be greater waste Of crops. He
does not think such vast amount OF grain
as is growing can be taken care Of
Rev. W. F. Harper departed on the TT.
Scott train yesterday morning for Chautau-
qua, n. Y, where he will spend his annual
vacation, expecting to be absent about six
weeks. We hope that the health..Of Mr..
Harper, which is somewhat impaired, will
be greatly improved, and that he will re-
turn recuperated In strength. His place
will be supplied part OF the time b, Rev. }.
c. Post. Rev. Mr.. Barker, or Wellington,
and Rev. Cairns of Winfield, may possibly
ill his pulpit one Sunday each.
Elder NJ. T. Hough, Of Flora, Illinois,
an old friend of Rev. Tandy OF the Christ
ian church, and who has been visiting va
rious points in Kansas, arrived IN this city
yesterday. He is perfectly delighted with
Kansas, and says this is the finest valley
he ever saw. lie further said that in writ
ing home to his friends he put everything
very mild, for, said MIR. Hough, "If you
told the people in the east what immense
crops you have here, they would either
think you were crazy, or else very ecOnom-
cal OF the truth. -