Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-28
PERSONALS.

w. c. Miller is down from Lawrence.
W. II. Wright is over from Concordia.
W. c. Bell, of Haven, came in yesterday
George 7. Ling, of Chicago is in the
city.
Oliver Andes, of Helvetia, Kan, is in tn,
city.
w. Tefrt, from California, is in thu
city.
VII. Shambaugh is back from a long
visit east.
W. C. Jacobs is in the city from Cleve
land, Ohio.
f. Barrett and wife, of Wellington, came
up yesterday.
w.M Finney, of Pueblo, Col, was il
the city Sunday.
F. johnson, of Elndale, Kan, stopped
at the Manhattan.
c. f. Congleton and Thos. J. Blocher, OF
Chicago, are in town.
W. I. Switzer, of Chippewa Falls, Wis,
again at the Carey.
c. Vincent, of the Winfield -, was
Ia the city yesterday.
J. X. Lower is back from the western
roast and mountains.
Z. H. Chase, of Rochester, y. Y, Is a
guest at the Manhattan.
g. w. Lewis, of Springfield, Mo, is stop
ping at the Manhattan
c. Kenchall and w H. Foster, Of ELS
worth, arrived yesterday.
D. c. Cole. plymouth, Ind, gentleman,
Is 7 guest at the Manhattan.
A B. Colville was down from Hutchin-
son yesterday attending the races.
c. A. Henri, of Topeka, was among yes
terday's arrivals at the Manhattan.
Miss Hattie Gillogby, of Clay Center, ar
rived yesterday and is visiting friends.
T. B. Gloves, Athica, \. Y; W. r.
Morse, Cincinnati, are at the fremont.
John T. Powell Jr., and ". D. Gilman,
st. Louis, araived at the Carey yesterday.
Prof. Chidester arrived home from his
sojourn on the Pacific coast on Saturday,
&c. NcNuu. G. Z. Crowl and J. H An
derson are stopping at the fremont from
Kansas City.
Colonel L. Y. Tigt, of Plumns county,
California, is visiting his nephew, Colonel
J. w. HartzeI
Miss Oracle Hartzell has returned from
a "trip O. Topeka and the east, and reports
having a lovely time.
Some Kansas City people at the Carey
yesterday were c. \. Brown, {, ID. Mlze,
and 7. I. tanning.
Mr.. A. G. Stacey the Kansas City jour
nal man at Topeka, is in the city figuring
On today's convention.
Y. !. Kellogg, son Of Judge kellogg, of
Fmporia, candidate for attorney general
On the Republican ticket, called yesterday.
d. T. Gillett, Jackson, Mich, W B.
Humphrey. Lincoln, Neb. and John Whit
man, st. Louis, were at the fremont sun
DAY.
VIM. Wood. Usage City, Thos. Chapeer.
and John F. Young, of Scranton, were
among hansans at the fremont on Sun
dry.
VIM. T. Floyd, Usage City, Mrs T J.
Hardin, Anthony. ". K. RAbler Empo-
ria, were some kansans at the fremont
yesterday,
W II. Wright, editor of the Kansas
kritlc Concordia, Kan. who is delegate
30 the state convention of the Labor Union
party called yesterday.
T. II. Marsey, former sheriff of Sedg-
wick county, IS a delegate TO the Labor
Union convention from hingman, which
meets in this city to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jackson are the
parents of 4 beautiful dark eyed girl baby
born to them yesterday morning at $50
o'clock, weighing l014 pounds.
N. c. Roy, Sterling: J. c. Becker, FL
Dorado; Frank Kelsey, Leayenworth. and !
T. T. Crawford, Topeka. were among the I
hsnsans who spent Sunday at the Man |
haitian.
: T. Cowan, Monet. F. W. Adams and /
r f. " olrige, Bolivar; G. ". Lewis, /
springfield, and W. J. Seiber. of Carthage, /!
were among the MisSourians who regis !
tered ut the Manhattan yesterday.
Mr. ". T. Foster. of Meade Center. was 4
y, 90 nd no
pleasans cali. Mr.. Foster is the gentle /
nan as does some of us remember} who /
transferred most Of Oak City TO Liberal.
Among KanSans at the Carey Sunday 4
we're Edwin Hiuyer, Topeka; q. W. Par
sons. Larned; y. p McNair. Colwich: /
Clifford Sweet, Emporia; NJ Newton. To
Pela- and Chester / Song, Medicine
Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. DR.. J. T Smith. of Canaan
iaigua. y. Y, arrived in the city Satur-
day on their return from trip 10 Alaska.
Washington territory, etc. and are visit
ing their nephew, Mr. c. :. Smith, Of l6S2
North Fourth avenue.
l.. N. Fitzhugh, Cincinnati. II. !.
f.utcher Texas Leo :. Cheben. st. Louis |
! II, Brooks, Olean. y. y, ; Il. Earter !
Chicago, J. \. Murphy. Chicago. \.
Halves. st. Louis, were some Of those from
"a distance who registered at the Carey
Sunday.
Mr.. W. E Campbell. Of kiowa, one of
The most prominent fine stock raisers in
the state. informs Us that 'Campbelrs
Flectioneer." that being the name OF his
fne California colt, will be in tomorrow.
and viii trot on the last day Of the fair.
The colt is two ear-old and the horse
men Of the stat may expect TO see = good
Dne.
win il ever stop rainingi