Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-02
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Agnes Lynch is at home again.

w. G. Hacker went to Topeka last night.
Mrs. DIR. Emmerson has returned from
Topeka.
Henry Mueller of Sedgwick, spent SIM
day in the city.
-Chas Freeland, of FL Dorado, was in
the city yesterday.
Ed. Weaver has recovered from his recent
sickness and is around again.
ID. n. Whitney, of Louisville, KY, is
registered at the Occidental.
L. A. Weisemyre and wife, of Usage,
In dian Agency, are in the city.
w. +. Wiley, of Prather, Indiana is
spending few days in the city.
Miss Kittie Fairchld has accepted a
position in the register of deeds office.
Ernest V. Abbott came up from Clear
water to spend Sunday with his friends.
Mrs. Kramer left yesterday for Chicago
and other eastern cities, to buy new goods.
John Reed, proprietor of the new livery
stable at Clearwater, was in the city ycster-
day.
Harry Elliott, nephew of r. A.
Neeiy, left yesterday for Harrison county
Ohio.
Rev. Mr.. Brady, pastor of the Baptist
church at Burlington, is visiting Rev.
Harper.
Miss Emma L. Williams and Mr.. James
Holland, of Wellington, were in the city
yesterday.
Mr. George Boone of Washingtonvlle,
Pa, arrived in the city yesterday. intending
to locate here.
Mrs. j. X. Mead returned from weeks
visit to the pleasant country home of G. L.
Blood, south of the city.
james Wertheimer, of Oregon, nephew of
Mr.. NJ. w. Levy, is in the city visiting the
home of the latter gentleman.
Miss Belle Nicely, a daughter of DR.. Nicely,
arrived last night from Alliance. Ohio. She
will teach district school near the city.
A. J. Granger is making his family a
brief visit. He is holding his sheep in the
territory about two hundred miles west OF
here.
Mrs. o. Rogers left Sunday night for
her home at Medicine Lodge, after two
months visit at her daughters, Mrs H. II.
Richards.
w. 7. Leggctt, local passenger agent al
Terre Haute, Ind, for the Fl. Scott road
came in Saturday night with party OF
land seekers.
j. p. Harton came up from Anthony
Saturday to spend a week or two with old
friends. He IS rapidly recovering from hi.
recent painful accident.
Mr.. NJ. b. Cole, of Charleston, Indiana,
an old and intimate friend of Col. T. ID.
Fouts, is visiting the latter and taking a
look at a valley, about the wonders of which
| he had aften read in the EAGLE.
Mr.. Daniel Brown of Ashland, Ohio. al
old friend Of A. J. Stanley, is visiting in the
city. He is delighted with our city and
country. and will remove to this place a,
soon as he Can dispose of his property.
The police judge wasn't very busy yes.
terday. but he turned over to the city treas
urer $50. -Four plain DRINKS aggregated
$50, two gamblers were fined 500 each. and
seven saloon-keepers were each fined $50
The passengers on the train coming ur
from Wellington last evening, amused them
selves by voting for President. Of cours,
Blaine received the usual majority. Tn,
vote stood Blaine, 4e: Cleveland 80. Butlel
6; st. John /.
| Postmaster Nugent came up from the
Indian territory last night and reports every
thing quiet down there, the settlers all
having left for parts where Uncle Sam
blue coats wiz not interfere with their acri.
cultural pursuits.
Mrs Edward Woodman. Of Jackson
vile. Illinois, who has been spending few
! uaNs III tiit cilN, guest oi NoinnDdGr,
Woodman and family, left this morning fol
Lawrence, where she will make a short visit
with relatives before proceeding homewara
M. II. Cole. Of Charlestown, Ind, is Wis
iting his friend Col. Fouts at his farm nesl
this city. Mr.. Cole is largely interested in ,
cattle ranch in the western part of thi
state, and it is needless to say is ge;,in.
| pleased with what he has seen of the Arkan
sas valley.
w. b Smith has returned from Illinois
where he had gone to attend the funeral Of
brother-in-law. Mr.. S. saw and converse,
with an ex-member Of the legislature Of tina
state, who told him that he and twenty
seven of his democratic neighborx wer,
going to vote for ST. John.
Mr.. Brown, of the firm Of Kinsey 4
Brown, real estate agents and brokers, King
man, was in the city yesterday. From Mr.
Brown We were MOI = little pleaeed to hea