Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
PERSONALS.

Anthony.
Ell. VOORHEES,, Kansas City, is here on
business
E.P. Burnett was down from Topeka
yesterday.
John j. Everson, Akron, O., is here on
business.
F.W. Bears, of Winfield, was in the city
yesterday.
C.. H. Wooster, St. Louis, will spend
Sunday in the city.
W. E. Galloway, Byesville, O., is look
Ing over the city.
H o. Shepard, of Anthony, was calling
on friends yesterday.
Madison Belts, Wilmington, O., is here
looking over the city.
F. W. Carter will represent the Queen
City of Ohio here today.
II. I. Stapleford, Fit. Wayne, Ind, is
here looking over the city.
Geo. H. Stevens and j. NJ. Pearer, Chi
cago, will Sunday in Wichita.
w. o. Hemphill, Monticello, Ill, was
among yesterdays arrivals.
w. J. Milligan was yesterday down
from Kansas City yesterday.
Bert Burlington, one of the most popular
travelling men, is at the Carey.
H. H. and A. l.. Hill were yesterday up
from Arkansas City on business.
A. W. Mills is home from his trip to the
Centennial exposition at Columbus
Van J. Tears, of Cole & Jones, has re-
turned from a visit to Ohio and Michigan.
f. H Hornbech and A. C. Wheritt, of
Clearwater, were calling on friendr yester
day.
G. NJ. Rue, of Charlotte, Mich. is in the
Ia &c of a
Jones.
CT, Hall, ]. H. Kidwell ana J. H. Ran
oail are Chicagoans who will remain over
today in Wichita.
Jno. l.. Harris. the well known Carey
hotel barber, is off for visit TO his former
hame at Marion, HI
Mrs. S. L. Burwash, of Champaign, H.,
is the guest of her cousins, Misses Walker,
200 Mathewson avenue.
H. d. Evans, c. T. Stoddard, G. W.
Shepardson, New York, were among the
arrivals in the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. Burr Rouse, general agent of the
New York Life Insurance company, leaves
Tor Western Kansas this evening.
II. C. Wales, treasurer w. & w. rail
road company, returned yesterday from
business trip to Boston and New York.
Mrs J. S. J. Miller and Mrs S. NJ. Will
liams, mother and grandmother of w. l..
Miller, have come to make Wichita their
home and have taken up their residence at
1851 Park Place.
n Samuel, Kansas City; A. a. Lyman
and wife, Cincinnati; Geo. Alice, St. Jo-
seph; Chas. Knowles New York; and John
ii. Fazel Winfield, were last evening reg
isUered at the Carey.
Rev. J. H. Parker has been on the sick
list for about ten days, but hopes to be
himself again in a few days and carry out
plans proposed for furthering the interests
of Paramount college.
w. E. Bailey, travelling auditor w. &
". railroad company, and r. L. kinnaird,
chief clerk superintendent office, leave
this morning tor St Louis, and will COM
bine business with pleasure.
E. b. Fairfield. the well known, is here,
having dropped in from Kansas City
without word of warning or explanation
He brings the usual amount of sunshine
and his touches of high life" to enliven
his numerous friends.
Grant Hatfield and family and his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Bradshaw, leave in
themorning for months trip to the east
Before returning they expect TO visit Ken
lucky, Columbus and Cincinnati, O., and
Chicago.
JAS Forbes, Piedmont; Allen Hughes
Piedmont; Della Bacus, Howard; j. c.
Julian, Cave Springs, Mo-; Oscar Early,
FL Dorado and Kate Lanigan, Wichita,
entered the Southwestern Business col
lege during the week.
Frank O'Brien, we'll known from his
connection with the hardware house of
Trimble Bros, 81 Threlkeld, Will leave to
morrow for ST. Joseph, where he will go
upon the road for wholesale house He
has made many friends here who regret
his departure.