Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-31

Robert Newton, of Jerseyville, regis
tered at the fremont yesterday.
H. C. Savet, Of Racine, Wis, is booked
at the fremont hotel.
%. d. Crane, Of Ogden, Utah, is in thu
city.
IF. W. Little, Of Chicago. was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. Woodson, of Goddard, was call
er yesterday morning.
ID. Severy came down from Peabody
yesterday to look at the metropolis of Kan
sas.
Hon. J. W. Addy, OF Newton, is in the
city. He is counsel for the defendant in
the Busenbark divorce case.
DIR. r. G. schrader and wife, Of Rstoon
New Mexico, arrived 10 the city yester
day.
Jake Sohn was up from Wellington yes
terday. He has to come up about once &C
often to hold bis lands marks.
e. Buell., Of Kalamazoo. Michigan, wal
in the city yesterday, seeing the sights
about the great city of the southwest.
e. p. HaIstead, u prominent business
man Of Washington, ID. c., Is in the city
viewing with a wondering eye, the great
possibilities Of the Arkansas valley.
Henry Woodcock, who has been sui.
fering from an attach of fever, was SO much
better yesterday evening that he may be
considered as cOnvalesiDg.
-Miss Eta Jewett, a niece of MIR. Kirk
wood and MIR. Rutan, has accepted posi-
ton MS saleslady in the store Of lines 4
Ross.
w. NJ. johnson, u capitalist of Indian
apolis. Ind, is now in the city, and thinks
OF locating here and engaging in business.
We hope he will find q desirable location.
Mack Herrick, who for some time was
employed in Barnes drug store, will leave
to-day for visit with friends in Red Oak,
Iowa.
S. Root will leave to-day for Wisconsin,
where he goes for his wife and family who
have been visiting in that state for several
weeks.
MIR. +. W. Oliver returned yesterday
evening from business trip from the
towns south. From Winfield he was ac-
companied by his wife. sfster-in-law and
Miss Stamper, who had been down spend
ing the day with friends.
-Messrs. NJ. NJ. and ii. X. Gault, of
kittaning, Pa, friends of the Richey
brothers, are in the city with view OF To-
eating. They are most worthy young men,
and would be valuable additions to Wichita.
Geo. W. Brown, editor of the Cheney
Journal, and II. G. Meeker, q leading mer.
chant OF that town, were in the city yesteI.
day and made the EAGLE a pleasant call.
They report Cheney on the improve and
say that business is good and the Journal
hourishing, all of which We are pleased 10
learn.
Miss Mile Allen, who has been visit.
ing Miss Moore, on Waco street, for sew.
eral weeks, will leave on the Frisco train
this morning for her home at Rockville.
Ind. While in the city Miss Allen made
numerous and warm friends who will sin.
cerely regret her departure.
Mr.. Francis who has just returned
from Ohio, says that in the 23d ward OF
Cincinnati Blaine and Logan club of one
hundred and ninety-seven young men, who
will cast their fret vote this fall, has been or.
ganized.
leo. Is. keplinger, an architect and SUI
perintendent who came here few weeks
ago, has concluded to make iehita his flu.
ture home, and with that end in view has
purchased fine property near the city.
Mr.. N. l.. Palmer, of Valley Center,
stepped into our sauctum sanctorum yes-
terday morning for few moments to say
that while he had been In this valley, only
three years, he had kept his eyes about him
and that he especially endorsed the course,
work and representations Of the EAGLE,
the latter being borne out fully by the facts.
Mr.. Palmer said further that his farm Weld.
ed sixty bushels of corn to the acre last
year, but that this year the prospect was
for still greater returns.
-Messrs. 7. NJ. Fry and Joe Murphy, of
came up from Caldwell yesterday.
They are greatly pleased with this city, and
are talking about coming here and estab-
fishing themselves in the jewelry bust
ness MIR. Fry is thoroughly practical
nan and is conceded to be one OF the very
inest watclmakers west of Illinois. Should
hey come to this city they will operate a
irst-class jewelry store, and as Mr.. Fry is
'ne ofthe best jewellers in the state, Of
course they will meet with success from
he first. They will probably locate on |
Main street.
George Morse, one of our stock buyers,
'etuned yesterday from visit to his old |
ZONE near Boston, Massachusetts,. Mr..
horse says there is evidently great prosper
ty in the east, but for big crops he saw
nothing to compare to this valley with the
xcption of n small area along the Missouri
liver in he state of Missouri. lie says that
he people Of Massachusetts are, many Of
hem, for Butler, but that all parties will
dmit that Blaine and Logan will surely be
elected.