Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19
PERSONAL.

=. OCcl0en,1i-J. Y. S.alfBofi<, hhflshs lily,
]. Z. DeVine, Chicago; L. l. Boyle, St. Jo-
:eph, No.; S. D. McAlpine and wife, King
man; c. W. Garner, New Murdoch; r S.
Hanes, Waterloo; h. u Goetr.n, yelling
ton; Geo. W. Hunter, Springdeld;J. c. Rus
sell, Chicago; c. B. Bowker, McPherson; c.
B. Smith, Topeka; G. c. Shew, Newton; A.
A. Richards, Wellington; W. W. Wells. De-
troit, Mich; NJ. II. Hyman. Chicago; T. p.
Evans, Irwin Riehey, Kansas City
A. o. Robbins, Fulton, Nd; G. +. Butler,
Wellington; W. c. Spaulding, Chicago; j.
I. Ruf.in, Clinton, No.; II. c. Parker, Kan
sas City; D. Mooney, New York; NJ john
son, Ell Dorado; T. G. Latterer, IT. Scott
Trcmont-T. J. Barnidge, J. A. Roblen.
St. Louis; a. G. O'Dowd, W. F. Wood,
Leavenworth; J. d. Gardner and wife, Au-
gusta; H. G. Krake, Topeka; W. 5. Earl,
j. c. Hsines, Augusta; c. 4 Smith, Win
field; c. d. Curtis, Benton: +. II. Wilson,
Topeka; \. f. Kingsbury, Fort Scott; j. l.
Bright, ST. Louis; Fred. I. Jacobs, Clear
water; K Il. Coleman, kalamazoo, Mich; j.
7. Davis, 4. ID. knowlton, Newton; L. Il.
Strong, Leavenworth; II. Wallace, st. Louis;
NJ. Rebstein. Newton; T. e. Rhoades, Kan
sas City.
Douglas Avenue. NJ. Barry, Chas- b.
Smith, Topeka; George B. Stevens, An
thony; j. NJ. Frensh, agent Baird's minstrels;
w. NJ. Simons, Sam Esmay, FL Dorado; G..
N. Hunter, Springfield. Mass; N. y. Mayer,
Marshalltown, Ia; @. o. McGave, Lansing,
La; Geo. Sharitt, Leavenworth; Geo. l. Nc
Fadden, Boston; A. o. Robbins, Fulton;
Edward Thompson, St. Louis. Geo. \.
Crooks, p. L. Sparks, st. Joe; c. J. Hynes,
Halstead; II. Jones, kingman; NJ. Clifton,
Ii Dorado.
City-Geo. NJ. Stayman, Champaign, H.;
w. Mayne, FL Paso, ILL.,; +. III. Selmorst,
Leavenworth; p. McCool, lola; L. T. Col
lins, TT. Scott; W. VI. Chaffn. Kingman;
Geo. Miller; Mulyane; Daniel Larry, Los
Angeles, CAL; J. ii. Eddleman, kingman;
I. II. Bissell, Peter Springer, County; I. d.
Dempemalf, Sponga Springs. Colo; Theo.
c. Cole, Great BEND; John T. Oglevee, Col
umbus, o.; Il. W. Wheelock and family,
Medicine Lodge; Charles A. Blank,
FL Dorado Timothy Duggan, Benton;
w. W. Patterson, Benton; Z. q. Brundage,
La Harpe, ILL.,; Jno. NJ. Summers, Jas. Nc
Ginnis, Edinburg, ILL.,: John Ciskocski,
Reno county; Simon Frantz, Nellie Siddles,
Mt Hope; }. ). Curtis, Saginaw, Mich.
John Clayton leaves this morning for
Kansas City on visit.
County Clerk Ford has gone for short
visit to his two sons and their families, who
are located upon claims in Edwards county.
&C. W. Swygart came down from Topeka
yesterday morning. He is one of the many
sensible men of means who are infatuated
with Wichita. \ few more visits, we trust
will result in his permanent location here.
From 200 to 800 letters are mailed daily
from the fremont house.
The three leading hotels of the city turn
ed guests away for want of room on night
before last
The frame OF the new livey barn just
south of the Douglas Avenue house on
Water street is almost completed.
Everybody have a chair, The Wichita
Land and Loan company has INDUCED in
the extravaganza OF set Of new chairs and
now the victim of cheap farms and city
property takes his medicine while reclining
upon divan of luxury.
Baird's Ministries gave most satisfactory
entertainment at the Grand last evening to
a large audience. The company is II strong
one and has undoubted merit to recommend
it to public favor. The jokes. for Il rarity,
are found after careful investigation, not to
have been inscribed on the Egyptian ODE
lisks, but are sparkling, bright and modern,
mirth provoking and new. The songs as
rendered, were most creditable and keenly
enjoyed. In the domain of minstrelsy the
Baird troupe occupy n front seat, and never
fail to realize the high expectations of an
audience. Their return to Des Moines will
be looked forward to with pleasurablv all
ticipation by the amusement public. and
their temperance here would be greeted
by full house.-Des Moines State Leader.