Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07

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O2e copy, SIX months. -
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Entered In the postorice at Wichita second elias
e1atter, and entered for transmission through LIZ
mails "a sucf
Ed. Bradley, of Baltimore, Nd, is in thf
city.
John Miller was up from Harper yester
day.
w. T. Pelzer and wife came in from Pratt
yesterday.
Us. Painter came in from Garden City
yesterday.
Mr.. E. Carter and mother, of ST. Louis,
are il the city.
R.M. johnson Of Kingman, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Nina Hardacre, of the west side, is
dangerously i'll
Mr.. Joe Brown returned from Kingman
yesterday morning.
Mr. j. B. Blacller, OF Augusta, Was in the
city Friday evening.
The Catholic Fair Will be the greatest at
traction of the season.
John Frey, of Bellefontaine, O., is regis
tered at the Manhattan.
w. A. Chalton and wife, OF Great Bend,
were in the city yesterday.
A posse of railway men were repairing the
crossing west of the depot.
Co. A, K. N c., VIII meet next Friday
evening TO secure their pay
J. g. Slender, travelling for Schwartz q
Co., Cincinnati, is in the city.
G. F. Wilson and wife, of st. Paul, arrived
in the city yesterday morning.
T. NJ Haney and d. Evans, of McPher-
son, arrived in the city yesterday.
James Mcleod, yesterday, moved into his
new house at No 724 South Market.
Tie switch OF the A, T. u $. F. has been
completed across East Douglas avenue.
Mrs C. S. Smith had stroke Of paralysis
Tuesday, and is recovering but slowly.
The Catholic fair at the opera house viii
afford attractions for both young and Old.
4. A. Davis of McComelsville Ohio, is
looking over the city with view TO locating.
The stone cornics GA the Van Ness building
attracted a great deal Of attention yester-
day.
The Catholic fair viii give away goods Of
all shades and color5 and pay you for taking
them
A. Coldstein, OF the Famous, is out to Mar
ion Center looking at the branch store lie has
there.
j. Wolf, representing Morris, Newburger
and Son of Philadelphia was in the city yes
terday.
Quails, Geese, Rabbits, etc, were plenti-
full in market yesterday, but few prairie
chickens.
w. H. McGinnis, the genial representative
OF the Finer tobacco company, Covington,
is in the city.
j. c. Noel, who has been with Thomas
Shaw heretofore, has accepted place with
J. T. Holmes.
John Moore, Jr., of the West side, leaves
today for the Territory on four weeks
hunting trip.
William J. Ennis of New Orleans, is in the
city looking for room in which TO COM
mence business.
The Catholic fair commences tomorrow At
the opera house and Will continue till Satur-
dag, the 18th inst.
Miss Edith, daughter OF Hon Z. b. Allen
Secretary of State, came to the city yeSter-
day to spend fe y days.
The funeral services of the late Mr. Fileo
viii take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from the Presbyterian church.
\ posse OF men have been for the last few
days repairing the street railway track north
between Topeka ard Fifth streets
Al. Crawford, formerly OF Fort Leaven
worth, has removed to Wichita, where he
will engage in the real estate business.
The postoaice boys say they had an UNITS
ual busy day yesterday. There was a con
tinual string al the deliver. windows all day
long.
The annual reunion of Wichita Knight
Templar will occur january 10, instead o.
the 9th. as stated in yesterday morning
issue.
j. T. Waddill, the well known end popular
proprietor of the Hancock House. Eurek;
Springs, was up yesterday to take a look a
themetropolis.
Miss Clara Hendricks, one of Wichital
most accomplis he'd yoang ladies left fo'
Dodge City. Thurs lay, where she viii spenC
the winter months with her brother.
Miss Minnie Shelton, of Berlin, Wisconsin,
arrived In the city last Friday evening Wit
the intention Of spending the winter. Mis-
Sheldon is a neice OF Mrs 4. B. Whitmore
Fourth avenue
Ed. Massee, railway mail messenger of tn,
Newton a Caldwell, was in the city yester
day. He has been ''subbing' for Mr.. Tyer
son. messenger on the Wichita & Kingns n
for the last week
f. w. Weston, formerly night clerk at th'
Manhattan. has taken charge of the Sprin;
Avenue house. Conway Springs, and was il
the city yesterday making purchases for fiji
ting up the hcnsA in first class style.
T. II. Stiles returned from "a visit 20 Hin