Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26
PERSONALS.

j. A. Blanchard, Chicago, is in the city.
Morris Smith has gone to St. Louis on q
visit.
G.E. Phillips, of Council Grove, is il
the city.
A. A. Kingsbery, of Cleveland, O., is in
the city.
E. Thompson was yesterday down from
Topeka.
l.. Eaton was in town from Coldwater
yesterday.
c. w. Kurrie was in from Garden City
yesterday
X. A. Leary was over from Columbus
yesterday.
E. b. Boyd was yesterday up from
Wellington.
j. w. Won Nardroft, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Is in the city.
J. C. McAdams was yesterday down
from Newton
J. c. McAdams was yesterday down
from Newton.
W. l.. Hutchinson was yesterday up
from Anthony.
F.A. Vaughan, of Philadelphia, is look
ing over the city.
ii. B. Allen. Boston, was registered yes
UerudN al Lie SdIeg-
J. p Grove was yesterday up from
Anthony on business.
c. A Bullen and family were yesterday
down from LeavenwOrJh.
B. w. Campbell was over from McPher-
son on business yesterday.
V. NJ Hale and wife, Paris, Tex, was
among yesterdays arrivals.
Ira E. Lloyd and Chas. J. Evans were
yesterday over from Ellsworth.
w. P. johnson, Sumner, Ills, is looking
over the great city OF the southwest.
w. l.. Hutchinson, of the Harper County
Enterprise, was in the city yesterday.
Col. Rush, treasurer of kingman county,
made us a very pleasant call yesterday.
Herbert Dean and family have returned
from pleasant visit to friends and rela-
tiyes in Indiana.
John Roberts, of Canadian, Texas, and
John ID. Page, of Mckinney, were IN the
city yesterday.
Miss Jennie Dean, of Bluffton, Ind, ar
rived yesterday to visit friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Henry Myers. the genial and popular
Santa Fe detective, was IN The city on
business yesterday.
Mrs. A. II. Goldstein, of Carthage, Mo-,
is in the city visiting the family OF Sam
Goldstein, North Emporia.
MIR. John Blodgett, nephew of President
kinsley, of the Wichita u Western rail-
way, is visiting in the city.
Mr.. +. n. Lewis. brother of Frank Lewis,
came up from Dighton yesterday, and re-
ports crops good in his section.
E.B. Bleeckley, ticket and passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific, returned yes
from a hllSlnpSs
st. Louis.
Judge j. r. Shields leaves this morning
on the Missouri Pacific for Anthony and
Arkansas City on professional business, to
he absent several days.
Hon. S. L. Mestrezat, who has been
visiting his cousins, the Hartley family, at
40s West Central, returned TO his home at
Uniontown, Pa, today.
Misses May and Carrie, daughters of
Clerk A B. Wright. and Miss Maud Case
went down to Anthony yesterday to spend
a few days with friends.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Murdoch, who with her two
youngest children has been spending
couple of Weeks visiting at Fort Scott and
Ell Dorado, returned home night before
last.
+. E. Parmenter arrived home yesterday
from an extened eastern trip of several
months duration. In his absence he Wis
tied Michigan. New York, Boston and
several of the eastern summer resorts.
Mr. w. E. Bailey, travelling auditor of
the Wichita & Western, LETT on a two
weeks vacation. He goes 10 Denver and
and thence over the Colorado Central to
Le2dville, Manitou and othea points
among the mountains.
The foundation for the business build
ing to be erected by Mr.. McAfee on North
Main is now completed and the first floor
ioists are in position.
The gentleman spoken of yesterday
morning, as expected in Wichita, arrived
safely and will be heard from very shortly
md that to good purpose.
People in the eastern part of the city in
crested in getting water works are invited
10 a meeting at Mr.. Rutan's Office, this
afternoon at O'Clock. Office over Wichita
National bank
Mr.. Herbert Dean has returned from |
Indiana where he has been drinking IN |
politics from the fountain head. He says |
there Is no doubt about the nomination of /
Porter for governor by the Republicans.
Mr.. G. ". Jones entertained number |
Of friends last night at his new residence |!
On North Mathewson avenue Quite q |
numbe Were present and most en- joyable |
evening was passed, feature of the occa-
sion being serenade rendered by the |
knights of st. Joseph band.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Whitman. wife OF |
A. A Whitman, the colored poet, are ar
ranging 10 give musical aud literary en-
tertaiument Thursday of next week. The
exhibition is intended TO demonstrate the
progress made in these lines by the colored
pupils of the instructors above named. and
will no doubt be a gratifying event to all
Interested.
Henry Whatley, Esq. one of Cincin-
MATHS great lumber dealers. who has been
in tina. trade in that city since ls4s, now
visiting Wichita, made Us short call yes
terday. Mr. w, who was here two years
sgo, says that the marked change in the
city, and especially in the character Of the
change in the direction of solidity. is very
wonderful indeed. Mr.. W. vii. remain in
the city several days