Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-22
PERSONAL.

F. K. Rigsby, of Youngstown, Q. is in thu
city.
| Alfred Winch was in from Norwich yes
terday.
j. Samuels of Kiowa, is guest at tn,
Manhattan
| Capt. Isaac Brooks, of New Albany. Ind
is taking in the city
Prof S. s. Mounts, of Belle Plaine, wa:
in the city yesterday.
| w. L. Grasvenor, of Kingman, was regis
tered at the Manhattan.
George T. Wells is back from visit to
| his old friends in Illinois
Miss MolIie Heacock of Salem, Ohio, is
visiting at A. B. Wright's
DIR. Russell of New York, friend Of Capt.
Ask, is in the city enroute to California.
E B. Lewis and wife of Saratoga, Pratt
county, were guests at the Manhattan yester-
day.
Geo A. Conden writes from Benton:
''Three cheers and a tiger for the Daily
EAGLE"
F. o. Hadley, of Evansville, Ind, is
domiciled at the Manhattan, and looking the
town over.
Capt. H. A. Wagner, of Crissfield, took
in Wichita yesterday, and was quartered at
the Manhattan.
Mrs. Arthur Clark of Leavenworth is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Furley, on North
Lawrence avenue.
Judge William Green and Judge H. L.
Stroham came in from Kingman yesterday
with our judicial delegation.
Colonel and Mrs NJ Stewart left last
evening for Emporia to attend the meeting
of the state board of regents.
Mr.. W. B. Mccoy, of Illinois township,
who has been on visit among his old Penn
sylvania friends, returned Tuesday
Judge w. c. Little and his family, left
the city last evening for Denver and the
Idaho Springs, to be absent during the heated
term
B. J. Eichholz and sister, Louisa Eich-
holz, of st. Joseph, Mo-, cousins of Mrs. A
Wagner and Mrs John Braitsch, are visiting
in the city.
Prof NJ S. Campbell of Cleveland, Ohio,
brother of Prof Campbell of this city, and
who had been attending the National Teach
er's association, called yesterday.
Joe Allen, j. H. Alley and G. w. Walter
and their wives will spend tonight and to-
morrow in Manitou, attend church in the
Mormon Temple at Salt Lake, Sunday.
H c. Ashbrook, Esq, of Memphis,
to Dr. A. H. Fabrigue, who is |
visiting the city, called yesterday. Mr. A. |
Jays this is a fast town, in a fast country with
/ fast people
H. Ecroyd, of Norwich, was in the city |
He feels jubilant over the carry
ng of the Mulvane extension of the Santa
Ee and quite boom is expected in
hat new town.
MIR. Charles Sipes, one of Arkansas City's !
i've business men called yesterday. Charley
S an old time Kansan, having for many years
,een a resident of Emporia. He now stands
" the southwest
Hon w. w. Cooper, of Medicine Lodge,
ice president of the First National bank,
vho is in the city on business, lighted up the
IAGLE sanctum with his genial presence for
few moments last evening
-Chas B. Holmes, of the International
'ress Bureau, of Kansas City, stopped at the
accidental last night, on his way from the
outh to Dhetopa, where he expects the Of
GERS of the Denver, Memphis and Atlantic
abroad.
Mr.. Geo. Ross was misquoted yesterday
lorning in his opinion of the EAGLE, the
pinion given by DR.. Furley being made his
What Mr.. Ross did say we find by referring
o the notes was: at is splendid in its new
orm and next to the Globe Democrat, is the
est daily in the west"
The EAGLE was honored yesterday with a
all from delegation of FL Dorados prom-
ent men who were enrolled as delegates to
he judicial convention which met at King
nan yesterday. The party who stepped
own stairs and took peep at the EAGLES
ew machinery consisted of H. H. Gardner,
!. Knowles, j. c. Turner and Dr. McKinsey
Mr.. w. G. Wright, of Charleston, ILL.,
nd j. NJ Alvey, of the same place, both old
riends of Judge Mclean, of this city, and
5ho have known him for a n,.mber of years,
lade us a call yesterday in company with
ur esteemed friend Judge Mclean These
illinois gentleman are out for sight seeing
nd paStime and they say that southwest
Kansas speaks for herself