Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-14
PERSONAL


&C. NJ. Day Of Columbus, Ohio, is in the
city.
G. Y. Park of Hazleton remained over
night.
John Ingram of Winfield came up on the
morning train
Ellsworth E. Weir stopped yesterday at
the Manhattan.
M Bohn, the Oak street butcher, is laid
up with sore hand.
&C. c. Roush, of the Crescent stables, has
returned from Illinois.
IS. f. Richardson and wife, of Sedgwick,
are stopping at the fremont.
Gust Ziska, of Miller g. Ziska, left for
St Louis yesterday afternoon.
Robert H. Hazlett, a civil engineer, came
over from ElDorado yesterday
e B. Weitzel, of the st. James, Win
field, took in the sights yesterday.
C. W. Blaslel, prominent farmer Of
Colwich, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. f. Downey, of Princeton, Ind,
is in the city on prospective tour.
Fred Stucie, the popular clerk at the
Famous clothing houses is on the sick list.
john A Mckay, a merchant of Medicine
Lodge, came to the metropolis yesterday on
business
C. Coburn, the blacksmith of North
Main, had relapse and it is feared he has
paralysis.
DR. Ordway had professional call to FIT.
Scott yesterday and will return Monday
morning.
j. C. Bentley, of Bentley, Hatfield q
Bentley, has returned from an extended visit
in the east.
Miss Matte Fabrique is at home. She
left the piscatorial party fishing in the
northern lakes.
Commodore Woodman and son Clarence
left last evening for few weeks visit to
Yellowstone Park
Harry G. Wilson of Topeka, an old
friend of G. w. Mcmillan of this Office was
in the city yesterday.
evening on profession business and will re
turn As soon as possible.
Mr.. A. F. Mason, of Hartford, Connect
cut, made us a pleasant call yesterday in
company with Rev. Brady.
&C. H. Long, Charles Chamberlain and q.
Wickley, Of NeOdesha, were among the ar
rivals in the city yesterday.
DR. Robt Parham, of st. Louis, the
representative of the great oil and lead house
Of the west, was in the city yesterday.
R f. Green has received letter stating
that his wife, who has been visiting in Hi
nois, is very sick with chills and fever.
j. G. Sampson laid on our table Span
ish Beauty pear Of very large size and flavor
but which showed the work Of the cedling
worth.
j. II. Parkinson of Wichita and James
Hammers of Clearwater have entered the
Southwestern Business College within the
last week
It l. Van Swearinger, one Of the Centers
live merchants, was down to the city yester-
day afternoon, returning on the Frisco in
the evening.
Miss Rebecca Frost, Jerseyville, ILL.,, one
of Jersey county's best teachers, is in the city,
a guest of Mrs. George Swcazy, 323, En-
poria ave.
Commodore Woodman got off last even
Ing for his long intended trip to the Yellow
stone park country. The EAGLE wishes its
old friend most delightful trip.
Mr.. W. A. Martin will leave next Mon
day for visit of some weeks to his old home
in the Valley of Virginia. He has been here
years and has made but one visit to
the scenes of his childhood.
Mr. j. Block, of Baker City, Ore, who
is Il brother of our fellow townsman, Nj.
Block, is in the city and made this office
call yesterday Mr.. b. is merchant and
mas lived in Eastern Oregon for many years,
but being called TO Kansas City on business,
came down to see his brother.