Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-29


lee, arrived in the city a few days
since. and in company with his brother
gave the EAGLE a friendly call yester-
day. The brothers had not seen each
other for nearly twenty years, and of
course the meeting was a happy one.
The doctor thinks Kansas is one of
the finest countries he ever saw. He
will visit with his brother until some
time in June.
Chas. j. Ross, merchant of Ur-
bana, Illinois, is in the city visiting
with the family of George Ross.
Ii. C. Wilson and wife, of ST. Louis,
in company with NJ. l.. Carver, MIR.
Wilson's agent at this place, went to
Kingman yesterday. Mr.. w. is a
prominent capitalist, and is here look
ing after his moneyed interests.
w. ii. Graves, of Lexington, H.,
was at the Douglas Avenue yesterday
A. p. Frantz, of Wellington; Jas. A.
Hammers aud J. G. Bayne and wife, of
Anthony, are stopping at the Ire
mont.
Col. Temple goes from here to
Springfield, Mo-, where he will manage
company of amateurs who will pro-
duce the Union Spy on Friday and
Saturday evenings of next week.
Mr.. Geo. T. Felts, who for some
time past has been teaching in the city
schools, left last evening for his home
in Indiana. While here he made many
friends who will regret his. going
away.
We are pleased to know that Mr.. II.
III. White, who recently came here
from Shelbyville, Ky, on prospect
ing tour, has bought property and de-
cided to locate in Wichita.
County Clerk Ford went to the
country yesterday.
DR.. &. c. Furlcy returned Thurs
day from Wyandotte, where he was
in attendance at meeting of the
State Medical Association.
Ira JAY, Keittsburg, ILL.,. Geo. G.
Clark, Burlington, Iowa E. G. Elliot,
Kalamazoo, Mich; and j. w. Camp
bell, of Hutchinson, Kan, were among
the guests at the Occidental yester-
day.
Mr.. Veale, a brother of James Veale,
of this city, and who is said TO be a
very fine telegraph operator, is ex-
pected 10 arrive here from Saratoga
in few days.
Mr.. S. Glover, prominent capital
list of Delaware, Ohio, is in the city,
and pos sibly may locate here.
John J. Shields, young business
man of means from Stilesville, Ind,
arrived in the city few days since on
a prospecting tour. He was SO pleased
with the business outlook of Wichita
that he has purchased property and
will locate here.
j. b. Arthur, OF this city, was out
west yesterday. He thinks that our
prospect for another harvest was new
er better.
Mr.. ii. Reynolds and J. A. Neyins,
of Adams county, Ill =, are in the city,
and think of purchasing farm in the
valley.
Mr.. Lee Kendle, brother of III. w.
Kendle, and prominent business man
of Ripley, Ohio, came in yesterday.
He was never West before, but he had
grown tired of eating and breathing
Ohio river fog, and comes to this val
ley with view of locating.
NJ. a. Myer, father of Myer Bros,
the painters, returned to his home in
Decatur, ILL.,, Yesterday, after complet-
ing a fine job of frescoing for Mr..
Innes. This firm have also done some
very fine granting for that gentleman.
J. NJ. Lee, Fit. Scott; Ii. Cook, Sum-
lnerfield, H.; VIM. levitt, Clay Cen
ter and Peter Mulvany, Cheney, were
among the arrivals at the Occidental
yesterday.
Attorney Ill. e. Ruggles returned
Yesterday from a business trip to
Harper.
ID. III. Stoner returned yesterday
from Emporis, where he attended the
exercises of the high |
school, which he pronounces very
ine.