Wichita eagle., 1888-01-03
PERSONALS.

c. Gotlieb. of New York, is in the city.
w. n. SWEET, of st. Louis is in the city.
R.P. Kelton, of New York, is at hotel
Carey.
n. Clawson was up from Anthony ys-
terday.
f. H. Day, of Boston, was among yester-
days arrivals
J.H Mcintyre, of Springfield, No, is at
the Manhattan.
Miss Fontie Swentzell leaves today to
visit friends in Sedgwick.
Charles O. Baker, of Milwaukee, was
among yesterdays arrivals.
A. A. Phillips treasurer of the Midland,
arrived from Boston yesterday
Mrs. Hattie Price took the train on
Sunday morning for New York City.
George Paxton, theatrical man well
known here, arrived in the city yesterday.
F. h Gillespie, assistant secretary of the
board of trade, returned TO the city yester-
day
DR. Cloud and Mayor Dobson, of kiowa,
called yesterday. Everything is serene on
the border.
W Hart, of New York, +. Tough,
of Chicago, DIR. j. Schwab, of st. Joseph,
Mo, are at Hotel Gandolfo.
Lieutenant Fulton. of the L. 5. Army, is
in the city and will remain over today.
He has made many friends who will always
be glad to receive him.
Mrs. Il. K. Coleman (nee Miss Clara
LYNCH arrived yesterday from Streater,
Ills, to spend few days with her parents.
Charles Craig, the stage manager, and
Miss Minnie Lowell a soubrette, both of
tho Main street theatre. were married yes
terday.
Hon. Rodolph Hatfield's lecture is post
poned; the suffrage society not being able
to procure the church, this being the week
OF prayer.
Mr. Frank X Gillespie, assistant secre-
tary of the board of trade returned sun
day evening from brief visit to his former
home in Indiana, called to the death bed
of his sister.
Mrs. John Haggart, of Kiowa, Kansas,
has been spending the holidays with Mrs.
NJ j. LeBreton at the family residence,
No. 52l : Water street, returned home
yesterday morning.
This afternoon the newly elected officers
to the Garfield post viii be installed The
ceremonies will be conducted by Col. j.
NJ. Feighan, senior vice commander of the
department of Kansas.
A jolly crowd of young folks assembled
at the residence of Sheriff Hays last night
and passed pleasant evening in dancing
and other amusements suitable to the en-
joyment of leap year party.
Joe Howard, the young man who was
arrested few days ago at Kansas City
at the instance of Mrs. Ella Glover, Of thi:
city, on the charge of stealing diamond
ring and Sl5 WAS released Saturday night
about 10 o'clock.
Col J. w. Hartzell. assisted by Charlie:
W. Jackson. entertained at his residence
426 Waco. from to o'clock yesterda,
evening They were favored by a larg,
number of calls from the ladies, and the.
report a lovely time.
w. ID. Jacobs, who has been teaching a
the Southwestern Business College, left
this morning for Los Angeles, California
in company with his sister. The professo
was compelled to resign his position OF
account of an asthmatic trouble, which
he has been subject to for some time. 1t j
believed that a change of climate will Civ
great relief.
\ number of his friends sUrprisedWalte
Inman at the residence of his brother-in
law. d. NJ. Dickson, corner of Arkansa
and First streets, last Friday evening. TIL
evening was passed pleasantly in the POI
uar pastimes and even at late hour tn
guests were 10th TO depart. The following
ladies were present: Miss Ella Weed, Mis-
Fontie Swentzell, Miss Belle Thompsol
and Mrs D. NJ Dickson.