Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-30
PERSONAL.

w. W. Robbins of Norwich, is in the
cit.
E P Benarden of Fl Scott, arrived yes
| terday.
Miss Haas, of Chicago, is visiting Mrs.
B. Cohn.
Mrs. Desgrow, of Burlington, Iowa, is in
the city.
Ct L. Hayes of Wellington, visited the
city yesterday.
John Bell, who has been sick the last few
days, is ont again.
Mr.. Hi. Friedburg returned home from
Chicago Wednesday.
N B. Nave of Leavenworth, is in the city
circulating among friends.
-Messrs. W. j. Robbins and W. L. Gides,
OF Anthony. are in the city.
w. Z. Savager of Wellington, was in
the city few hours yesterday.
-Charles Tebbits returned from an extern
sive tour in the east few days ago.
Mr.. Olayen OF Sun City, is in the metrop-
oils looking over the western wonder
Arthur Dyer ieaves for Jacksonville, ILL.,,
where he is attending school next Monday.
Mr.. F. Murcock. who was badly injured
a few days ago By a runaway horse, is i'm
proving gradually.
Albert Luttrell. of the firm of Luttrell
viii leave for the east early next week. He
will he absent two or three weeks
Rev joel W Butts, Of Georgia, is in the
city on visit the guest Of Soln II. Shields
a. his residence, No i27 South Main street.
Mr. Thomas Glover. who has been in the
city for some days, will return this morning
to the state penitentiary where he is employ
ed n, one of the guards.
F F. Schiffbauer, the mayor of Arkan-
sas City, spent yesterday in the city. He
brings very encouraging words from the city
of the border Of her continued growth and
prosperity.
DR. X. II. Hayden, Of Mt Sterling, Ky,
came to Wichita Wednesday with view to
locating The doctor is an intelligent, atfi-
able young gentleman, and bears fattering
testimonials.
Fred Walker, of Rockport, Ind, is on a
prospecting tour in Kansas He took the
train directly home from Wichita, saying
the big metropolis was good enough for him
We may see more Of him.
t f. Sterns OF Anthony. was in the city
Mrs. Newt. Miller to see them safely started
with the Minneapolis excursionists They
will go TO Devils Lake to visit sister who
resides there.
Frank T. Creelnan, =. I. Robbins and J.
f. McCla,st.r, a syndicate OF capitalists from
Indiana are taking in the wonders of the
great valley They are visiting at various
points, but seem to regard Wichita the conf
ing city of the southwest.
Col Cha,. Casenburg and wife, of Knox
VILE Tennessee, called last evening. Mr..
Cascphnrg ha; been spending some three
months in Western kansas for his wife's
health, aal - happy Ia, been their expert
ence that they 90 right home To sell ont and
move Ia Kansas
-tieoree Woodcock of Mulvane came in
yesterday from Kiowa and says things out
there are booming, corn looks fine. and tine
new city supports sixteen open saloons be-
sides a large amount of other things not |
OF life.
j. ID. Hutchings returned yesterday from /
a two weeks visit 10 Chicago AMI Central |
Iowa. He reports general droath in the |
northwest, and thinks il q good place to |
move from. One of the most enjoyable |
events OF his trip was the pe;uSal of a copy |
Of the WEEKLY EAGLE, which he begged Of |
a friend a. Newton. II breathes the true
spirit of the only Wichita.
Mr. Perry wilkins AMI wife returned |
home night before last after two and half |
months absence visiting friends in six differ
ent states Most Of their time was spent in /
Northern New York Mr. W. says that they |
were both very an1iou, to get back to their |
western home. to ge: back where the people |
had some life. and where something was be-
ng done, back from the heat dust and al
most intolerable drouth of the east, where in |
many places the pastures are burned up and
attic are b sing fe1 in stables.