Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-22
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS
4. Rouse. of Dallas, Tex, is in the city.
Ii. Boyle, of St.Joe, is at the fremont.
II. C. Carter is at the Carey from New
York.
HE Spencer, of Chicago, is at the Man
haitian.
ZEE. DePue was down from Larned yes
terday.
Milt Kennedy was in from Ashland yes
terday.
Miss Ida l. Knowlton, of Chicago, is in
the city.
John N. WarreR of Chicago, is at the
Manhattan.
Frank Hell, of Galveston, is guest at
the fremont
NJ. r. Roble arrived in the city yester-
day from Chicago.
J.H. Cook and S. McCord were up from
MulVane Yesterday.
E y. Robson and J. W. Robson are IN
from Towanda today.
Ed. e. Cole, of Winfield, called at the
EAGLE Office yesterday.
H. c. Lowe aud ", B. Glines were down
from Hutchinson yesterday.
Z. H. Morse and T. E Sellers, Of st. Joe,
arrived in the city last night,
Ira B. Mason, wife and daughter, Of
Wellington. We're IN the city Tuesday.
Ms, Geo H. Hacket left yesterday for
few days visit among relatives in Iowa.
Robert Coats, Esq, is back from visit
Of some weeks TO Lycoming county, Pa
w. D. Womack and Lee 2. Howard, Of
Kansas City, were at the Carey yesterday.
J.R. Buieseoer, of Quincy, Ill, and t.
L. Dove, of Boston, Mass, are at the Ire
mont.
John f Quinn and G. w. Inge, from
Kansas City, were at the Occidental yes
terday.
Joe Kennedy and J. D. Crabb were
among the ST. Louislans at the Occidental
yesterday.
Chas. 5. Wolsey and W. H. Albright
were among late arrivals at the Manhattan
last night
Uncle Brown, the veteran St. Louis
travelling man, is in the city again calling
on friends
&c. Almond. OF Kingman, is in the
city in regard TO a salt company project at
hingman.
w. A. Templeman and daughter, Mrs,
Price, Of Coldwater, were at the Manhat-
tan yesterday.
VIM. H. Decker. c. H. Colby. and D. r.
TTite were among the Topekans at the
Carey yesterday.
W. D. Gilman was up from Mulvane
Yesterday on business. So was Jas. II,
Builen, of Winfield
J. a Blackmer, Chicago, 5. \. Halves,
and f. A. Quesnel OF st. Louis, registered
at the Carey yesterday.
Mr.. John W. Taylor and F. r. Cannon
and wife came in from Cullson yesterday
and stopped at the Carey.
Thomas Z. Chandler a student at Yves
Ivan university of Ohio, is visiting his
cousin, w. : Morris, Esq.
J. w. Saunders and his wife, Mrs. Bet
tie. former residents OF this county but
now of Montgomery county, called yeSter-
pay.
Among yesterdays arrivals from Chicago
az the Occidental were 4. l.. Wells, " N.
summer, J. J. Mcdonald and w. e. Cor
riSter.
A. ]. Brown, St Louis, Scott E Whine,
Cottonwood Falls, Kan, and J. VI Wright,
of Harper, Kansas, arrived at the Man
haitian.
J.B. McElroy. philadelphia: F. F. Ne
Elroy, Station, and ID. \. Nina, Wheel
ins. ". Va, registered at the Occidental
yesterday.
Among the eastern arrivals at the Carey
yesterday were ID. a. Kemp. Philadelphia,
o. z. Schuyler, Syracuse, y. Y, and j.
Siegel, y. \.
Mr.. John Canton. of Buffalo, \. Y. is
the guest Of his friend, Mr. J. B. Daley.
Mr.. Canton is largely interested in powder
mills al Buffalo.
T. a. Smith, Leavenworth; John Coffey
and son, Pierce City, No, and +. Costello,
OF Mulvane. were among the late arrivals
at the fremont
/ VI Reaves, New York, \. Y. Phillips, !
St. Louis. John w. Nenable, Macomb, IL, |
and r. W. King. New York, were late ar
rivals at the Carey.
F. J. Proctor. kingman. H A Brown,
Winfield, Ward Buriingame, Topeka, |
were among the kahssns who registered at
the Carey late last night.
r. G. Ball, the advance agent for Bar
mum great show, was registered at the
Manhattan yesterday. Barnum viii be
here in full force with his great aggrega- !
ton complete on the 18th of September.
Among late arrivals at the Occidental !
were Frank l. King and wife, Topeka: A. /
> Corn 4hSn, anthony; 3. G. Sowle, 4
Andale; j. \ Williams, Chicago, and II. |
kirshner, OF Louisville, XIV
Mr.: 8. B. Cushman has returned to
gladden. the hearts of his many lady I
friends. Mr.. c. has been on an extended ]
trip TO the leading summer resorts Of the /
east and returns 10 the west fully posted 1
in the latest fashions IF the continent and I
pf the orient
H c. Hadley, Of the Missouri Pacific !
railway. has returned from trip of sew 4
eral weeks through Colorado He visited 4
all points of interest, including Denver. /
Msnitou. Colorado Springs and Pueblo. 4
This is the first vacation Mr.. II. has taken i
Surinr three wears service with the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway. He reports an en-
ioyable time and returns considerably ben
Fitted in health
DeTore. the West Douglas avenue
zrocer. moved to North Main street last
Gighl.
Mr.. J. 3. Wallace is smiling over the ar
rival Of a rec-rllatiou weight boy At his