Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10
PERSONALS.

E. s. Rains, of Philadelphia, is in town
f. C. Boston arrived in the city yester
day.
H. w. Hoover, of Hugoton, Kansas, is in
town.
w. E. Buell. is in the city from ST. Paul.
MINI.
NH. Morton came in from Harper last
night
F. J. Rose was in from Ell Dorado yes
terday.
J.R. Clark came up from Winfield yes
ter0ay.
C. II. Barron is here from Rochester,
New York.
J. VI. Patton, of Hannibal, Mo-, is at the
Occidental
5. \. AlcClurg, New Albany, Indiana, is
in the city.
.Jno. ]. Judson, of st. Joe, is stopping at
the fremont.
Chas. P. Angel, of Poughkeepsie, n. Y,
is in the city.
A. Landan, st. Louis, was late arrival
at the Occidental.
Byron Barrett. of Cincinnati, arrived in
the city yesterday
p. A Fowler, of Rochester, n. Y. is in
Iue CIT OuDuSlHeSS.
Frank j. Hess and VIM. Wright came up
from Arkansas City.
William c. Hook, Leayenworth, is in the
city for a day or SO.
NJ. S Moore and John Sydon, of Spring
field, Mo. are III town.
r. NJ Strother and Sam Beck, Of ST.
Louis. arrived yesterday.
Erwin Ellis, of Lebanon, Mo-, is in the
city on tour of inspection
A NJ. Hinsdale came down from Kan
sas City yesterday morning.
II. A. Klaner and G.. :. England came
down from Topeka last night.
T. p Terrill, of st. Louis, is in town
calling upon his numerous friends.
Miss Ada Hutchinson, of Iowa City, Ia,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Clapp.
w. s. Emery, Grand Rapids, Mich, was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Carey.
Mr.. Thos. w Grove, western passenger
agent for the Air Line" is in the city.
a. |. Baker, of New York, was among
last nights late arrivals at the ManhattaD.
p NJ. Killam and John Schell, of New
ton, stopped at the Manhattan yesterday.
NJ. w. Hopkins left yesterday for ten
DAYS visit to his old home at Brcwnsburg,
Indiana.
f. ID. Dulinger, Anthony and J, Fl.
Bender, of Newton, were at the Occidental
yesterday.
J. S Dunkley, known as the Celery
King" OF Kalamazoo, Mich, was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. W. H. Robinson, of the Burton car
works. is recruiting at Geuda Springs for
several weeks.
J. f. Ball, of Ball Bros. general grain
dealers, of Potwin, Kansas, was i'll the
city last evening.
H.H. jacobson and Chas. Adams were
among yesterdays arrivals at the Carey,
from New York.
Miss Emelie Bissantz has returned from
her visit to st. Louis, which she has en-
j0yed very much.
Mrs. D. L. Fletcher and child, Tribune,
Kan, and Mrs. j. w. Hennessy, Pueblo,
Col, are in the city.
Miss Ella NJ. Bates and Miss Mamie F.
Phelps favored the EAGLE with a very
pleasant call yesterday.
Mr. c. b. Kessinger, of Allen & Kessinger,
left yesterday for Nincennes, Ind, TO at
tend to some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank g. Smyth, of King
man, are in the city enroute home from
stay at Wagon Wheel Gap, Colorado.
MISS NIFTY I1OuSStu. III W lIIttlNl, Is III
the ciGy guest of Miss Mary Rutan, on Col
lege Hill, who gave a party yesterday
afternoon, in honor of Miss Hodgsen.
c. W. Bixby. c. " Woodward, j. w.
Mentz, c. \. Clark. +. ID. Siekman. 4. X. !
Ashbaugh and f. II. Day We're part of the
Chicaeoans who registered at the Carey
yesterday.
James \. Walker, c. Harsey, J. B. |
Young, II. Sharon and }. D. Wolf, of
Cheney, were in the city yesterday looking |
after projected creamery scheme TO be |
perfected in that city.
Nh and Mrs. VIII H. Mcintyre and !
child and Messrs. Frank and Fred Adams, |
all of Streator, H., are in the city. The |
Messrs. Adams will attend one of our col /
leges during the ensuing year.
Six of the jointists were seen board
train last evening for the north. 1t is sup
posed they were going to some summer re:
sort for a vacation in the intereit of lib
erty.
w. c. &ilvill, the old time and everlast-
ing Frisco man who keeps riding around
on stiff paper passes, is in the city again
and has bran new joke which is liable to
paralyZe the hat rim if taken in full doses.
The elevator of the Fletcher block was
started yesterday. 1t is of the Hale make
and makes the same speed rs the one at
Carey. 1t abreyiates the work of getting
TO the upper floor very much and will GER
tainly be duly appreciated by the occu-
pants of the building
VIM. r Lane of Mathews, c. y, Viz
ginia, who is making his first visit to the
boundless west called yesterday. He said
for life, business, activity and crowded
very few cities of hundred
thousand people would compare with the
metropolis of the Sun Flower state.
Mrs George Durgan and her son, master
George. of Atchisou, and Mrs. H. c. Quit
teau and her daughter. Minnie. of St
Louis, who are visiting Mrs. |. \. Singer
oT 34l Noreh Topeka avenue, in company
with the last named lady, called on the
EAGLE yesterday. These visitors expressed
themselves as delighted with the beautiful
city OF Wichita. Mrs. ID. said that she had
thought Atchison the most delightful
place IN the world, but she was ready TO
acknowledge the enchanting superiority Of
the Peerless Princess.