Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
PERSONALS.

J. A Brant, of Dubuque, Iowa, is in the
city.
J. f. Nash came up from Arkansas City
yesterday.
J. T. Elliott, Esq, was in from Clearwa
ter yesterday.
c. B. Stone, of Denver, is guest at the
Manhattan.
Geo +. Davis, Frankfort, Ind, is in the
city on business.
DIR. Joe Jim Hunter, of Galveston, Tex,
Is at the Carey.
d. +. Gillett, from Jackson, Mich is in
town on business.
George w. Sharp, of Mlllersburg, Ohio,
Is at the fremont.
w c. Reate, from Ottawa, Ills, is look
ing over the city.
d. II. Smalley and Frank B. Scott, of
Chicago are at the Carey
r. J. Guthrie, of st. Louis, is again Wis
ting friends in the city.
Messrs S. J. Waugh and J. S. Tucker
were in from Derby yesterday.
DIR. Tucker. wife and child, of Derby,
spent the day in town yesterday.
L. c. Fox and l. H. Blakemore, of Kan
sas City, registered at the fremont yester-
day.
O. J. S. Kasselman, of Topeka, and Geo
II. Rudy. of kingman, are at the Ire
mont.
County Clerk Duncan left last evening
for Colorado to attend to some business
matters.
Among the New Workers who stopped at
the Carey were {. ii. SANFORD, X. IL. Cow
ley, }. y. Ostrom.
Miss Cora Cripper of Des Moines, Iowa,
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the West Side.
Geo. f. Gardner and Chas. f. Cox, of
Nincenes, Indiana, registered yesterday at
the Manhattan.
J. NJ. Lambert, Latham, Kan, and l.. p.
Kennedy. Caldwell, were among yester-
days arrivals at the Manhattan.
The winsome little misses, Lettie Brown
son aud Inez Creditor. favored the EAGLE
with a very pleasant call yesterday.
d. p. Welch, St. Louis, general agent of
the Equitable accident insurance, was reg
istered at the Manhattan yesterday.
Some of the St. Louisans at the Carey
yesterday were B. w. Zalle. Jos. c. Diggs,
Geo w. Krebs, j. Rubenstein, ID. Stout.
Miss Blanche and Master Albert Fech-
heimer have returned from Colorado
where they have been travelling during the
summer.
NJ r. Moser, who has been out to Salt
Lake for three weeks arrived in the city
yesterday carrying unique cane of olive
wood banded with gold.
ID. b. Jones, jr., Macon, Ga, and J. B.
McEwen, Atlanta, Ga, are two young
gentlemen looking over the west with a.
view to business. They are at the Carey
Miss Clara Hogeand, of Shelbyville,
H.. is visiting her brother, the Unitarian
pastor. She stopped on her return from
the recent teachers convention at San
Francisco.
Victor Dorey, of Warsaw, Illinois, ar
rived in the city yesterday. Mr.. Dorey is
a property owner in our city and has two
sons who will probably engage in business
In our city
Mrs John Murray and Mrs. Mary Brick
err of this city, were among our callers
yesterday. Mrs. Murray is going back to
St. Clairsville in day or two To visit her
father for short time.
Tom Richardson got in from ST. Louis |
last evening and went on down home TO |
Wellington on a late train. He says Colo |
RADIO is dryer this summer than at any
time since its settlement.
Miss Celia Groesbeck, who has been /
visiting Mrs. j. \. Wallace. left for her |
home in Kansas City this morning. She |
wishes to return thanks to the many |
friends VINO entertained her so pleasantly |
while here.
The Carey Hotel register showed among
other kansans, the following: l.. l.. Dou !
bleday. John \. Fulton, Wellington; f.
Eisenmeyer, Jr., Halstead; J. Q. Smith,
West PLANES; \. 4. Sweet, Cheney; Avery
Turner, Mulvane.
Mr.. Charles s Gillespie, representing
the Equitable accident insurance compa-
ny, on the I. h. x y. railway system, is
in the city guest of his brother, +. h.
Gillespie. Mr.. G. is well and favorably
known to many Wichita people. He will
make this city his headquarters.
Robt. A. Johnston, CINCINNATI: F. F.
Marshall, lnionvIlle, Mo; 5. L. Walker,
Denver; Z. +. Parker, Kansas City: Paul
Herschel. Peoria, Ills; l. H. Norris, Ar
lington, HIS; j. Cook and wife. Terre
Haute. Ind: and a. II. EMS. of Beloit,
Wisconsin. We're among the arrivals at the
Carey yesterday, from distance.