Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-09
PERSONALS.

NSNAcoNN0Se
P.L Bonebrake, chairman state central
committee, called last evening.
NJ J. Oliver and family are back from a
pleasant and enjoyable visit TO the south.
IT. C. YATES. treasurer and secretary of
the Wichita 81 Western, left yesterday for
Topeka.
in. High, of Reno county, is attending
the convention, guest of his old friend, A.
Z. Carpenter, esq.
w. w. Wallace, of the Garden City
Daily Herald, was in town yesterday after
noon for few hours.
Frank Rhodes, of Nevada, Mo-, is in the
CITY attending TO some business matters.
He will remain all week.
Fl. c. Johns, Esq, one of Larned's lead
ing lawyers and who IS attending the con-
vention, called yesterday.
Mrs. A. NJ Goldstandt leaves this morn
ing on visit to her parents at Lawrence,
for rest and recuperation Of her health.
Miss Kate Redden, niece of Judge Al
fred Redden, came over yesterday from
Fl Dorado to visit friends in this city.
W. C. Perry, United States district at
torney, was over from Fit. Scott yesterday,
in attendance upon the Knight Templar
annual meeting.
John w Brewer, banker and capitalist
ing business men, made the EAGLE brief
but pleasant call yesterday.
Editor Eaton of the Kingman Democrat
spent the day in the city yesterday taking
in the knights parade and other events of
the day. He returned home in the eve
ming.
w. c. Richards and E. V. Welch, editor
of the Mentor. both of Mt. Hope, are in
the city, attracted hither by the great con-
vention today, called on the EAGLE last
evening.
D. NJ. Elder, one of Butler county's seven
delegates TO the convention, called last
evening. he said that old Butler was solid
foo 7. B. Murdoch as delegate at large
for Chicago.
f. NJ Hill, superintendent of the Wichi-
ia & Western leaves this morning with his
family to attend a meeting of the Kansas
and Nebraska Passenger association at
Kansas City.
Frank McLennan, of the Topeka Daily
State Journal, got in last evening from
the Emporia convention. Nc. comes down
TO take in all that the town can afford in
the way of news.
DR.. Bibbie and Dr. Foote left for the
east Sunday evening. The former Will
stop at Cincinnati and also visit his
parents in southern Ohio; the latter will
go to New York.
Geo f. Moran, of the Chicago Times,
stopped over in the city on his way home
from California where he has for some
time been engaged in writing special artl-
Giles on that country.
Charles : Triplett, editor of the Leoti
Standard, who is a delegate in the conven-
ton from Wichita. and who is an old per-
sonal friend of the editor of this paper,
made us call yesterday,
ThoDlo;p ba ,TpDial Dlaa
gentleman who looks after the spiritual
welfare of the soldiers at Fort Leaven-
worth, is in the city, the guest of Dean
Adams, and attending the Deanery meet
ing.
Judge Fl. w. Lester, editor Of the SYRIA
cuse Journal, and G. w. Reed, register OF
deeds of Hamilton county and an old
friend of the EAGLE, both of whom are
down attending the stete convention,
called yesterday.
Rev. Embry, who an an early day was
resident of Wichita, and who preached
for the west side circuit, called yesterday.
Mr. Embry for several years past has been
q member of the Kansas conference and Is
now living at Manhattan.
w. w, Greenwood, brother of Mrs. r.
u. Seaman leaves for Grundy Center, Ia,
to visit his parents whom he has not seen
for over twenty years, he having been in
the mines of Idaho and Montana during
that time, and who has large interest in
several of the largest mines there.