Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-22
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Reserved Seat sale commaces Wednesday morn
ing at II. b keelrr's ticket Office. opposite
= o. Prices 80 and - cents; Gallery Is
& 80 cts Matinee prices, Is, IS q SOC.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the registra-
ton books of the city OF Wichita will be
closed on Saturday evening, the oath day of
October, 1885, and remain closed for the
yaar of 1885. W. F.GREEN.
City Clerk.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFETs
The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the Office of the register of deeds
yesterday:
Sarah Lee TO Alfred Threldkeld,
tract of land on Lawrence ay.......- $500
Aartinson to Emma NJ Brooks, lots
!, 3, ). Z, 9, Seneca St.. ....-..-.. 80
Il 5 Garrison to Henry Berry, lots
/, ), Cherry av..--..--..-.-...-.-.----.--.. 40
Mar A Graham 10 Mary J. Ref, lot
GS, Georgia av.-.--.-....----..-.------....- 80
Fifth nv 500
J II Snively to Roswell J Riley, lots
], ,, Mosely ay--.-....-...-...--........--- 400
Business all over town fourished yester-
day
Mr.. Fin Miller, of Clearwater, was in
town yesterday
Brother Allen d. Lemon was in the city
yesterday, aud called on the EAGLE.
Mr.. W. ID. Mccormick is home from the
west busy watching Wichita real estate.
Mr. l.. c. Jackson, of the firm of Hacker
& jackson, leaves for Fort Scott this morn
ing.
DIR. Tebo is home from a weeks visit to
Mead county, on which he is somewhat
mashed.
Bring in your .'last rose Of summer"
Jack Frost Is on 9 still hunt and he dotes on
tender bud.
The thick carpet Of leaves that now begins
to cover the ground in this city is evidence
that winter is close at hand
Mr.. Ii. II. Moies, of Fort Scott, travelling
passenger agent of the Kansas City, Fort
Scott aud Gulf railroad, is in the city.
Leslie Martin has returned from Scott
county. lie reports heavy immigration
and general prosperity in that section.
George Z. Harris Is still gaining in
strength, though he looks far from the rosy
checked man he WAS before he got sick.
Major Tom Anderson, of Topeka, was in
She city yesterday, and like all visitors, was
astonished at the immensely of Wichita.
Mrs. DIR. Martin and Mrs. III. L. Patterson
went to Wichita yesterday 90 visit with
friends for few days.-IIarper Graphic.
DR.. l.. e. Garfield, Of Leavenworth, is in
the city, and has decided to locate here next
spring. The Dr. is highly pleased with our
city.
There is a very heavy passenger traffic on
all the roads leading into this city just now.
The Santa Fc is also hauling heavy stock
trains.
The Women's Guild will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. c. IL. Bentley, No. 1923 North
Lawrence Ave. Thursday, Oct. -, at half
past two o'clock.
j. NJ Landis editor of the Oswego Dem
cjra;, made 4 flying visit TO the city yester-
day. lie thinks the star of progress hovers
fondlv over Wichita.
Mr.. Theodore Shotwell, lawyer of Buoy
rus, Ohio, wa. in the city yesterday. He
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. w. A.
Hua OF this county.
The EAGLE had pleasant call yesterday
from. Mr.. Il. 5. Livingston, city editor of
the Peoria, H.. Transcript, who is here
visiting his mother and family.
Progressive euchre is again becoming
epidemic There was a very large and
pleasant party of that sort at Mr.. w. w.
Tav's residence last night which continued
until late hour
Geo. ". Clemment, Jr., of Ohio, more
recently from New York City, where he
was admitted 20 the bar and practiced, Is IN
our city with a view of locating He Is
highly pleased with Wichita
DIR. Udell. OF Concordia, Kansas, is in the
city on visit TO his daughter, Mrs. Kos
Harris. The Doctor has lately removed
from Iowa to Concordia, where he has a
son aud son-n-law in business.
There is hardly any need to notify those
in search of good, cheap Building lots that
Toler's big sale of fifty lots, each, in Hold
sons and Deans additions, comes oil to-
dav. Watch the people when they start for
the grounds.
II Is said that Mr. w. ID. Murdoch, late
travelling passenger agent of the Chicago "
Alton road. will succeed Mr.. Jones as agent
of the Sunnower road in this city. MIR.
Murdoch is a thorough railroader and an
agreeable gentleman.
l.. q. Bolton, manager OF the SIMON
troupa. returned from IIalstead yesterday
and leaves for Dodge and New Mexico to-
day to make engagements for that troupe.
He -eports tina. the Simon combination is
making good hits on the road.
Mr.. J. H. McCaull's boarding house on
Market street is finished and will be opened
as first-class boarding house next week
with Mrs Spaun. of Los Angeles, CAL, in
charge. Mr.. Mccall is bailding another
large house on the lot just north of it.
The road plcwed up by kirkpatrick
road grader, from Eckles' farm north to the
smith farm, is in bad condition from the
Cres. Jumps of earth lying in places. and is
in IN unfinished condition. The work could
have been finished by kirkpatrick a; the
time for sic, but owing to the delay 1t Will
take more than that TO level it of. The
township trustees should see to If that 1t Is
fixed at once before freezing weather or 1t
will become impsssable.
NJ. VI. Murdoch, the EAGLE Screamer and
Kansas CITY exterminator, has gone north
with railroad com mittee to try and get
somebody to stir some dirt on the great net
work of roads the EAGLE has built on paper.
Everything will likely 60 well if Marsh
r-,-, Sam .Icpas' fonr shows in