Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-05
PERSONAL

Harry r. Taylor is having severe at
tack of malarial fever.
H. p Hill, of Topeka, is in the city cir
culating among friends.
| Rev W. T. Harper returned from two
days visit to FL Dorado.
Mr. Harry Moulton has started tea
store on East Douglas avenue.
F H. Kinnison, of Fort Scott. and c. +.
Miller, of Kinglnan, are in the city.
Miss Dora Carpenter is visiting Mrs. j.
K Turner on south Topeka avenue.
L H. Hettinger viii go to Sedgwick to
day to attend to some business matters.
Misses Hattie and Ella Wilson, OF Green
wich, are autographed at the Occidental.
M. E. Best and R. NJ Willis, of Column
| bus. are autographed at the Manhattan
! Col Burch, editor Of the Dairy World
/ Chicago, is registered at the Occidental.
Mr. Z. C. Denim, the inventor of the De-
catur red bird, will arrive in the city today.
John Harding, OF Normal, H., is the lat
est addition to the legal fraternity of Wich-
ita
Mr.. Ralph Easley, editor of the Hutchi-
son News, spent the day in the city yester-
day.
Major George Riley of Caldwell is in the
city and called yesterday. Caldwell is
booming.
C. a Alexander, OF Conway Springs, ar
rived in the city last evening and will re-
main a few days.
Mr.. n. n Stewart expects to leave for
Arkansas City today, where he viii probably
engage in business.
Mayor Taylor, of Cleveland, Ohio, writes
to a friend in this city that he would visit
Wichita this week
M. Ellsworth has commenced the cree
ton of a two-story brick store room corner
Of Main and Central
-LesterFranl1lin and wife left last evening
for Kansas City. They viii join troupe..in
Minneapolis next week.
Mrs. F. S. Murray, who has been visiting
friends at Bay City, Michigan, for several
weeks, will return today
The family of John J. Comfy, the drug
gist in Hellar block, have come FROM Ohio
and will live on South Topeka.
Mr.. James Smyth, of Kingman, left this
city last evening for Colorado Springs, where
he will join the Wichita party.
Judge w. P. Hackney, of Winfield, one
of the leading lawyers in Kansas, as in the
city circulating among his friends.
j. C. Paul. salesman at Johnsons real es-
tate Office, left today to conduct a normal
school at Monmouth, ILL.,, but will return in
week
-Messrs C. Pictsnan and E. NJ Misner of
Kingman, are in the city attending to some
business affairs and registered at the IRE
mont.
Mr.. Ray Oliver, of Winfield, passed
through this city yesterday en- route to Col
orado Springs to join his wife and the Wich-
tia party.
Mr.. L. J. Lucy has relnrned from Iowa
and will form a partnership with j. Fl.
Briggs in the manufacture of shirts on East
Douglas avenue.
Judge E. B. Jewett was frequently ask
ed yesterday about his visit to Clearwater a
few days ago. The appearance of the hat he
wore suggested the inquiries.
Mr. j. P. Allen writes to friend in thi
city while in Salt Lake City, and states he is
having nice time, and that all the party are
well and delighted with the trip.
w. T. Steward, the genial and accom-
modating manager of the Western Union
telegraph office, is indisposed. His many
friends will be glad to see him once more at
his post of duty.
The new students at the business college
are: w. Cline, Parkersville, O.: Julia
Dale, Harrisonville, Mo-; Jas. Hammers,
Clearwater; A. B. Fortner, Wichita: Henry
f. Golfer, Chanute; Ulysses Collins, Andover.
Mr. Al Packer and Mrs. Packer and chill
dren are all at home again. having had a
most delightful summer jaunt, as Mrs A.
informs us, down the lakes and the ST Law
renee, taking in the Thousand Islands, Mag
ara and many other places, still glad to get
back home.
Rev j. n. Les, pastor of the Good Shep-
herd at Topeka, an old friend and acquaint
of the editor of the EAGLE, called last even
ing He was in Wichita in '13, and says it is
impossible for him to realize how it has all
come about For instance he secured lot at
that time on North Lawrence avenue which
cost him less than five dollar note, and to
come back now and find his lot worth from
fifteen hundred to two thousand dollars
amazes him
NEW OPERA HOUSE.