Wichita eagle., 1886-11-06

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No business in police court yesterday.
George ". Tramber-, of Wellington, is IL
the city.
Mai. L. L. Bell, of Winfield, called on the
EAGLE today.
J.F. Goggin, of Anthony, was Mt the Ire
mont yesterday.
Arthur Faulkner, oof Keene, n. H., is in
the city on business
Nv. Ash, of Springfield, H., arrived in
the city last evening.
J.E. James, of Winfield. was in the city
on business yesterday.
George Payne arrived in the city last even
ing from Kansas City.
George W. Johnson, Of Sprague, Mo-, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Mr. Hirsh, the grocer, has moved his resi-
dence to 225 South Topeka.
Mr. Al Stone, OF Wellington, greeted the
EAGLE with pleasant call yesterday.
o. T. Cook, OF Russell, came over to see
the RAGS and takc look at the metropolis.
A. S. c. Forbes and wife leave today for
Arizona TO spend the winter upon their large
cattle ranch.
There was masquerade ball last night at
Excelsior hall The devil" was one Of the
leading characters.
All the boys are going TO play game Of
base ball at the Park schoolhouse tomorrow
morning, all requested to be present.
1t is intimated that Councilmen Stone and
Allen will spring bin Of impeachment
against Brother Healy at the next council
meeting.
The following gentlemen from Arkansas
City were registered at the Manhattan yes
terday: Chas. Chapel, L. \. Coburn, e. D.
Kingsbury.
The foot race made short metre Of the jus
tees court business yesterday. Only few
insignificant civil cases had the gall to make
their bow.
Col Nurloc!l is1nuch better and sends US
down last evening an editorial on Kansas
City's late effort at st. Louis 10 tie up Eich-
-, Aha c7Y,,, 4sr-o lo..l
Officer Clark yesterday afternoon picked
up a drunken man from the gutter who had
upon his person $l35 in money and fine
gold watch lie is ROW in the cooler
Mrs. j. Q. A. Campbell, Of Bellefontaine
Ohio, sister Of Mr.. c. H. Hoge, the real
estate rustler, viii arrive in the city this
evening, and visit her brother for few days
Messrs. Jacobs and Rumsey have opened a
real estate Office at 220 Douglas avenue. Mr.
Jacobs is 4 man OF large business experience
and Nj, Rumsey q man Of means and bust
ness tact.
James w Marshall and Frank jones, two
Jolly boys from Kansas City, cane down 10
take in the kittiomGn ellison race. Besides
the little cash they carried home, Mr. Jones
had n beautiful canary bird, the present of
friend.
Prof Musselman, of the Gem City Bust
ness college, Quincy, H., is in the city the
guest of his former pupil, Prof. Fritch, of
OF the Southwestern Business college. The
The professor is greatly in love with Wichi-
ia, and admires the energy, growth and pro
gress of her citizens. ~ great place" truly
said the professor.
Yesterday morning two horses attached TO
a wagon in front of tho Candy Kitchen on
North Main street became frightened and
made things lively III that section for a time
They attempted To Iun OF but were soor in
the hands of number Of gentlemen who
finally succeeded in defeating their efforts
The wagon was damaged considerably.
Mr.. A. c. Brocaw returned yesterday from
Tacoma, Washington territory. He Left
J. Il. Steel busy eiectioneering He was 4
candidate FOR the senate, and in ell prohahil-
ity Jim got there in great shape, at least we
hope SO. Fir. Brocaw says that country Is
fine and developing fas,, but during the con
verSation he remarked that he had sold his
property there ard would remain here Tor a
while at least 1t is inferred that he loves
Tacoma none the less. hut Wichita more.
THE UNIVERSITY GROUNDS.