Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-07
PERSONAL

e. V. Liners of Kansas City is registered
at the fremont
&C. s. Keith, of Mercer & Co.'S. real estate
firm is very sick.
r.. c. M. Selden, of Pan Handle, Texas
is in the metropolis
| r A. Davis, of Garnett, was looking al
the metropolis yesterday.
/ j. D. Brown. of Anthony, is in the city
circulating among friends.
j. F. Grath, of Topeka, is numbered
among the arrivals yesterday.
l. p Clark, of Clearwater, was circula-
ting opon our streets yesterday.
| John C. Darst and wife have returned
from their visit to Pennsylvania
Mrs. Pittenger, of North Topeka, viii
return from Kentucky this evening.
G. Lent. of Greenwich, was in the city
yesterday looking after business matter.
Mrs. John L. Jacobs, of Maytown, Pa,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. f. L. Hoff-
| man.
-Messrs Robert Brown and H. r. Smith
left last night for Il two weeks visit in Colo
RADIO
DR. John Tilden, OF Litchfield, Illinois,
surgeon, has permanently located in the me-
tropolis.
--R. j. Bellamy, of Cincinnati, o., is in the
cityin the interest of the Cincinnati Tool
company.
" o. Warren and wife are autographed
days looking over the city.
james Hobbs is quite sick at his residence
on North Topeka. His illness has interfered
with his contemplated trip east.
F. E. Tracy, Of Mt. Hope, was in the city
a few hours yesterday and passed the hand
shake around among his friends.
The Misses H. E. Andrews and F. t.
Briggs of New York City, are visiting the
family of Commodore Woodman.
Albert Law, of Derby, was in the city
Yesterday talking about fine crops and the
prosperity of booming Kansas generally.
Rev. W. S. Payne, of Savannah, Georgia.
is visiting his brothers C. and R. Payne. He
contemplates locating here in the near future
Mrs Prof J. NJ Naylor, arrived from
Vincennes Ind, Friday evening. She has
been visiting her relatives there for some
weeks.
w. NJ. Martin, Of Topeka, arriced in thi
city yesterday and will remain some days.
II.
booming city.
John A. Rossi, president of the Travellers
Protective Association, and B. L. McLain,
travelling passenger agent Of the Burlington
route, are registered at the Manhattan.
Mr. A. o. French, capitalist from Illinois,
accompanied by his lady, friends of Messrs.
Phillips and Crane are in the city with a
view of investing in Wichita soil. They are
very much pleased wiki the queen Of the
southwest.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
The board of education met pursuant to
at the office Of Campbell &
Dyer, Prof Abbott in the chair. Members
present, Abbott, Campbell, Vineyard and
Caldwell. Absent Levy, Kats and Allen.
On motion the board proceeded to fill the |
vacancies in the 4th and 5th wards. II. L. |
Taylor Unsupported to fill the vacancy in
the 4th ward, and Messrs j. c. Slaven and
Rev. e. J. Brown were appointed to fill the
vacan ~ from the fifth ward The newly APP
pointed members took the oath of Office and
at once entered upon their duties. On mo-
ton Prof H. W. Abbott was elected presi-
dent, and II. l.. Taylor vice-president and
A. c. Burwell clerk for the ensuing year. On
motion Campbell, Caldwell and Wingard
were appointed a committee to revise the
different committees, and report the same at
the next meeting.
H. L. Taylor was appointed to secure the
council room in which to hold meetings of the
board On motion the chair appointed
Messrs. Wmgard, Brown and Campbell a
with power to act, in the matter
of securing heating and ventilating appar
atus, for the new building in the Fifth ward.
There being a large amount of urgent bust
ness demanding the immediate action of the
board on motion the meeting adjourned to
Tuesday, August 10, at 7:3O p. m, at council
room Snitzier block
H. W. ABBOTT, Pres Board
j. ID. CALDWELL, Clerk pro TEN.
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