Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real estate transfer
recorded in the Office of the register Of deed
YESTERDAY:
Fl Paso Town Co 10 j II Varys, lot
q and 2s, Georgia avenue, III
Pasc So
Alden Spear to Arkansas River Lum-
Der Co, lots IL, II, Is and lG, b.. 2l'
Deed filed for record from L S to
Caleb Teller, for, sw or sec 3i-21-1 c,
dated July lst, ls1S.................... --
Henry Burson TO c l. Adams, parcel
of land on Main st, surplus in block
fronting on Main 81 between End
and 3rd.-..-...-...-.--.. .-..--..----........
Henry Burson to c l. Adams, lot l29,
on Main -..-....................-- 200C
B Stacker to \ c Brackan and J Il
York, undivided interest in lot 20,
Wichita ...........-.............
4 Brakan 10 J York et al, lot %,
Douglass ave-. ..-.-. --.....-..... 20tS
\, L * : r X Co TO ID c Wallace,
neqr l-2G-l e...........-...-...... l5.t
Alfred Gipson to w c Woodman, lot
III, Wichita st........................... 900
a, 7 & : F X Co TO Andrew J Rus
sell, lot and NV Or Of ne or of 80
-b-l ~...-.-.-..-..--.....-.- ..-.--.-...... J3I
james c. Jones to J. T. Bethel, lots 4
ana y, on YAK Strect......... Dbt
}. +. Dunn TO l.. L. Masters, ne or L.
81 w. ,............................... 1000
Wo"dman to Gipscn, lot l26, Wichita
strcct..............................-........ 500
Fred Il. Akin to Ringold ). Mitchell,
lots 81 and 80. block :. Second ave 80
Randolph Hatfield to c. II. Bentley,
lots 20 and 2s, Hatfield add -. 100
Ben kelsch to J. Penneveync, lot 10,
on Mead .................-....... GO
j. K. Snively to W. ID. Smith, lots 30
-, Topeka ave........................ 5000
\. NJ. +. Mccullough to Lizzie A.
Cooper, lot 3, block 3, Cheney. 100
" J. Adams 10 Chas. Damn, lots 2ll
and 2l2, Clearwater ............... 100
Henry J. Mueller to \. Busenbark,
lots and 10, Fifth ave..............-.. 200
Christie Thomas to J. y. I;ives, par
Gel of land in town of Cheney -. 1850
oatyille Town company TO ST. LIS.
* W. i. Co, right Of way through
town Of Datville.................. ...... ] 90
c. Il. Miller left for Anthony last even
ing.
EldridGc & Co, shipped five carloads of
cattle to Kansas City yesterday.
judge Hobbs will preside in the police
court during the absence of Judge Glenn.
Aman was exhibiting good thing in the
way-af door bolt on the street yesterday.
Come 10 think of it, amt it about time to
have "A fresh burglary regular safe blow
up.
Hon. Eodolph Hatfield left for the capita
S. L.. l. l.. i. 4
or two.
Il. ID. Hammond left last evening 10 be
present at the meeting Of the county super
ntendants' at EmPoria.
". X. Nash, of the wholesale cigar firm
of. T. Campbell " Co., returned home
with his family Saturday night.
Col ask will soon commence 10 work up
the Grand Army excursion list and organize
the forces under one general head.
\ number Of trees are reported shattered
and blown down in many Arts of the city
by the heavy winds yesterday morning.
\ man WHO tries to do business without
advertising is like a man winking at his giIl
in the dark, nobody knows what he is doing
but himself
Apropos of fruit canning, Mr.. :. W Ne
Coy. of Rockford township, says that there
were ten thousand bushels of peaches left to
rot upon the ground in that township last
year.
Seyery Journal: Mr.. f. H. Loutel.
travelling agent for the Wichita EAGLE, was
a caller at the journal Office yesterday. The
Daily EAGLE is the best daily our citizens
can take.
Squire VIM. Ross. Of Clearwater, who
was in town yesterday, said that Kansas is
all right yet The corn, oats, potatoes and
other spring crops are promising and there
is an abundance of fruit.
Mr. Chas. Ritch. of Princeton, lows, came
in on the Frisco this evening on his way 10
his farm near Bayne, this county. He owns
farms in Iowa and Nebraska, and will prob
ably own another. in Sedgwicll county before
he returns to his home.
For a iirst-class moral city Wichita has
some very mean thieves. \ gentleman told
reporter yesterday that a number of plants
and flowers had been dug up on his place
and carried away. and several similar cases
are reported in various parts of the city.
Rev. J. Il. Woodland, the grand old Mctho-
,.rn1l ari
known in Illinois and Of whom the EAGLE
contained a notice last week. is visiting Al
ms daughters. Mrs. W. ". Wcolards al
500 North Tenth avenue, where he will be
pleased to meet any of his old Illinois friends
Mr.. Malcolm johnson and wife and two
children passed through this city yesterday
from kingman on their way 10 their new
home in Touzalin. Mrs. J thought il a lit
tie discouraging 10 leave their pleasant home
but concluded and wisely that whole family
anywhere is more satisfactory than divided
one.
\. II. Naftzger. who is now cashier of the
First National Bank Of Riverside. California,
when he left Sedcwick City two or three
months ago stopped has EAGLE. but we re-
eeived a letter from him yesterday in which
he saws. when | left Kansas | supposed |
could get along without the EAGLE. but |
find can't" That's the kind Of a
crumble which always cheers Us.
The annual convention Of county super
intendents of the state Of Kansas meets to-
day =: Emporia. Superintendent Hammond.
of this county, We see by the programme, is
down for a leading address and upon the
assigned subject Of formation and alteration
of school districts, whose address is TO be
discussed by the superintenderts from OF
tawa, Woodson and hingman counties. The
convention will meet al the State Normal
school building and will hold three days.
Kansas City Journal Several citizens of
Wichita who have seen the foundations OF
greath wealth laid in toe survey of surhur-
ban towns. have organized and chartered