Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
PERSONALS.

D. NJ Blaine was yesterday in from
Pratt.
Z. Barrett was up from Wellington yes
terday,
Mrs. DR.. Beeler, of Zyhia, was in the city
yesterday.
f. p. Lee was yesterday in from Trini-
dad, Colo.
J. J. Strickland was yesterday in from
Kingman.
J. W. b. Smith came in from Andale
yesterday.
VIM r. Doty came down from Newton
yesterday.
J. \. Brazil was yesterday down from
Hutchinson.
Rush Tate, Grand View, H., is looking
over the city.
n. J. Billingsby Winchester, o., is look
ing over the city.
Hank Heiserman and wife left yesterday
for Hutchinson.
Sam L. Morris, TT. Wayne, Ind, was an
arrival last night.
c. b. WILDER and wife of Kansas City,
arrived here yesterday.
w. A..Trent left for Denver last evening
over the Missouri Pacific.
H. and B. r. Nall were yesterday in
from Goddard on business.
w c. Melville. of the Frisco, arrived
from st. Louis, yesterday afternoon.
DR.. H. w Robey and wife, of Topeka,
were yesterday registered at the Carey.
DIR. J. S Fisher returned yesterday from
q visit TO his brother in Lyons county.
d. II Smith, Hodgenville, Ky, and 6.
II. Thomas, Elizabethtown, KY, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Frank Gillespie left last last evening
for Oklahoma TO take tour Of inspection
over the country.
Miss Leslie Martin. of Wellington, is
the guest of Mrs. Il. l.. McKillip, of
Schweiter's addition.
President Naylor, of the Lewis academy,
has gone TO Topeka to participate in the
state teachers association.
Miss Esther Drukker returned from St.
Louis last evening, where she has been
visiting several weeks.
G. Hinkle, who has been looking over
tine city fer several days past, returned
home TO Toronto, Canada, yesterday.
Miss Laura Matthews, of Columbia, Mo,
is spending the holidays with her sister,
Mrs bearing, on North Ohio avenue.
c. H. Radcliffe wife and daughter and
VIM. NJ. Radcliffe wife and son. all of
Miss johnson arrived last evening from
Fairbury, Neb., and will visit her brother
Dr. Fred l.. Johnson Of the signal service
office
H. T. Baker. a friend of H. l.. Pierce, ar
rived here yesterday to make his home
His family are expected to arrive in a few
days.
Rev. y. f. Harmon and wife left last
evening for Bonham, Tex; they expect to
visit friends there for a month or six
weeks.
j. r. Clinkscales and wife, of Carrolton,
Mo. are in the city, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. j. Mckim. Mrs. ClinkScales is the
daughter of Mrs. Mckim.
T. J. Brown, St Louis, Henry May,
Buffalo, A. NJ. Morse, Kansas City, 5. p.
Calkins and c. b. Bailey, Springfield. Mo.
are registered at the Carey.
Officer Jim Antrim was out yesterday
upon the streets the first time since his
recent severe illness. He is looking thin
and feeling weak; but is glad to be even as
well as he Is.
Harry Lesh returned yesterday from
Winfield, where he had been in attendance
upou a leap year ball given by the ladies Of
the Pleasant Hour club. He reports an
enjoyable time.
Samuel Clark, of Lorain, Kan, dealer
in coal and grain, visited in the city for
the first time this week, eating Christmas
turkey with his oldume friends. Mrs
Richards. Mrs. Casey and George Rich |
ards. He was strongly impress ed with
Wichita and thinks OF locating here in the /
near future.