Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-19
PERSONALS.

a.
w. F. Hill was yesterday in from Hutch
inson.
Phillip Philips is the guest OF the
Carey.
H Emerson was yesterday down from
Burton.
WI. Sheppard was yesterday in from
Kingman.
Erskine A. Merrell, of Kansas Cily, is
here on business.
OIL. Anderson, Chicago, was among yes
terdaj's arrivals.
wv. Adams, of Springfield, No, is in
the city on business.
II II Horner Baltimore, was among
Yesterdays arrivals
7. ". Heddleson, of Stockton, was IN
the city yestecGay
FL. Till;ng c, of Clearwater, was IN
the city YESTERDAY
r. 7. Humble aud wife leave for New
York this morning.
W. q. Emerson, wife and sister were ID
from EickersOn yesterday
AZ. Powers and John J. Shields were
Yesterday IN from Ashland.
Mr.. v. B. Powell, Of the Colwich Cour-
Ter. vas in The city Yesterday.
2. 5. NcElrath, Cincinnati, was among
Yesterdays arrivals IN the city.
Officer Dennis, who has been sick for
some DAYS, Was on duty again yesterday.
Miss Emma Livingston lelt Yesterday
morning for a month visit to tales
burg, lis.
Mrs. c. Hanna. Fl. Wayne, Ind; and
Mrs. AIMS Ncckey, Bloomington, HI,
spent the night III the CITY.
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c. strong. is visiting the family OF W. H.
Robertson at Evanston, Illinois.
hgessrs. W. p. Billiard and w. Clarence
T-fz .eIt Sunday morning over the Rock
sor I.oUisville, Kentucky, VIA Chicago.
Judge 4. \. !. Crook has gone to his old
home at Springfield, Illinois, for a WISH
and business trip of a couple OF weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crawford leave for
the east in he morning. Mrs. Crawford
will not return before the 1st OF September.
My. and Mrs. j W Lawrence, who have
been visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. c. H. Pool. left
for their home at Oswegc, y. l., yesterday
Mr.. c. L. Wayman, of Ewing, Ind, is in
the city on prospecting tour and IS, as a
natural consequence, gone on Wichita. ~
Miss Ada Johnson, one OF TT. Scott's
most beautiful and accomplished singers
left to-day for her home we'll pleased with
her visit.
Mr.. Edwin White Moore, of the firm OF
Douglass & Moore, has gone TO Chlcago
and Milwaukee for three week business
and pleasure trip.
Mr.. Geo. c. Strong, cashier OF the Fourth
National bank, left Sunday morning for
Chicago Before his return he VIII make
business trip to Hartford, Conn.
Geo. II. Sewell, of Virden, H., was yes
ter,lav being shown the city by his friend
NcKim Dubois. He was much surprised
and more h n pleased with Wichita.
MIR. NJ. Cault one of the popular trav-
cling statesmen for the Johnson-Larimer
wholesale dry goods company, IS confined
TO his room by sickness, but Will be able
to be out in few days.
CAPTAIN Thomas f. Fruit, of the Hite
real estate exchange, left Sunday for Chi
caco. Before his return the Captain will
go TO Edwardsville, Illinois, to see his rela-
tives-present and prospective.
Mr. George Ross, accompanied by his
wife and daughters, Misses Malinda and
Nollie, accompanied the Wichita party for
Chicago Sunday. They expect to spend a
month visiting friends in the lake city.
Mr. George Hammann, the suave head
bookkeeper OF the EAGLE Office. has re
turued from a most delightful visit to Col
umbia. Missouri, where, after commence
Inent, he represented the chivalry of Wich-
ita as a CAV gallant for the far famed beau
ties of that center of learning.
Rev. :. L. Hamilton and family and
s. Prof. J. NJ Naylor and family leave tomor-
row for Providence Mineral Springs, to
spend a month at that pleasant resort,
drinking the waters, using the baths,
catching the shining bass in the classic
Walnut hardly and eng gjng in the rusti
eating business generally.
Harvey Fleming, the rotund representa-
tive of the EAGLES news c3ndensing staff,
left for the Chicago convention Sunday.
From Chicago he will go TO his former
home in the rocky Businesses of West Nir-
ginia. to be gone until about July 20.
During MIR Fleming's absence Mr.. Frank
X. Gillespie, formerly corresponding sec
rotary of the board of trade, will endeavor
TO fill his place.