Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14
PERSONALS.


c. H. Morse, of ST. Joe, is in town.
w. C. Cross, of Chicago, is at the IRE
mont.
F. s. Henry, of Cleveland, Ohio, is in
the city.
Ed. .Jaquies came up from Caldwell
Sunday.
A.E Carrier is in town from Pittsburg,
Kansas.
H. W. Bickel was in town from Larned
Sunday.
l.. Wellhouse, from Atlanta, Georgia, is
in the city.
C. s. Acker came up from Arkansas City
yesterday.
II. b. Brokaw was in town from God
dard Sunday.
J. VI. Bramhall, of Kansas City, was in
town Monday.
James NJ. Rogers came down from
Eureka Sunday.
E. E. Pember, came in from Coldwater
to spend Sunday.
a. f. Rosenberg came over from FL
Dorado Sunday.
Mr. NJ, Gagley, of Chicago, is the guest
Of Col L. c. Cole.
John SchIlling, IT., came down from
Hiawatha yesterday.
VIM. YoungblOod, of New York, was al
the fremont Sunday.
J. Fl. Purdy, from Pittsburg, Ia, is Id
the city for a few days.
l.. Napier Magill was one OF Sunday
arrivals at the fremont.
Chas. Lehman, of Louisiana, No, spent
Sunday at the Manhattan.
Hugo Maschke, of Chicago, spent Sun
day and yesterday in the city.
w. s. Ford and Mrs. e. L. Ford, Of Mil
ledgeville, Ohio, are in the city.
c. NJ Meyers, Gransberry, Kan, was a
guest at the Manhattan yesterday.
J.. a. Brown and S. w. Lambeth, OF
Philadelphia are at the Carey Grand.
r.. j. Simpson and H. j. Benton, two OF
Jetmore's citizens, were here Sunday.
C. L. Wayman, of Ewing, Indiana, was
q guest at the Carey Grand Sunday.
! Z. Lombart, a resident of Coldwater,
spent Sunday and Monday in the city.
J. Chumberry, Max Noel and j. T. John
ston, of Chicago, are at the Carey Grand
C. w. Myers was in from Greensburg
Yesterday and says crops look line III that
locality.
Judge T. B. Wall and family are en-
loving themselves for few weeks at Man
it0u springs, Colorado.
A. V. Phillips, NJ. Shaughnessy, A. j
Mcintosh and ID. SnitZer are among theSt
Louisans at the Carey Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Steel returned yester
JaY from visit of some weeks amons
relatives aud friends in Illinois.
!. Simpson and wife returned yesterday
from Wagon Wheel Gap, where they have
been rusticating for few weeks
W. Wagstaff, J. r. Fleming, Bob Seems
and NJ. Il. Shuts were among yesterday
Kansas City arrivals at the fremont.
7. H Moss. f. G. Church and James
Dana, .Jr. of Topeka, We're down Sunda,
getting pointers from the metropolis.
Major J. H. Marshall writes from Spiri
Lake that he is having n good time fishing
and sitting around the fire keeping warm
Or. A. NJ. Wassam leaves this morning
for Indiana. Pa. While east DR.. w, vii
visit a number of leading cities on bust
ness matters.
". Z. Gilbert, of Nebraska, the genera
travelling agent of the Wichita Fire !nsur
ance company, called yesterday evening II
company with T. Z. Ford.
Mrs. L. F. Sherwood and daughter
Lulu, and Mrs c. b Holden left last even
Sherwood's orange grove.
Mr. w. Il. Campbell. agent Of the st
Joseph Fair and Exposition, called on The
EAGLE yesterday. Mr.. c., is advertising
the fair and calling on old friends IL
Wichita.
Messrs. a. W. Dold and j. N. Jones, o
the Dold packing house, of Kansas City
accompanied by Mr.. Geo. Kumpf, of Kan
sas City, were guests of Mr.. Geo. Dold an(
family Sunday.
NJ. J. Oliver and Judge Pintard returned
yesterday from Colorado. They repor
nuite number of Wichita people wht
have turned their faces homewdru ana
viii arrive this week.
Mr. V. s. Gillespie, of Tuscumbia, Ala.
arrived in the city Sunday. and Will be TIT
guest of his son, James Gillespie, who's
wife and child accompanied him from thel
former home at Tuscumbla.
Mrs :. 4. Radcliffe and daughter, Ber-
nice. have returned, after an extended vlsl
to friends and relatives in Georgetown
Lexington and other points OF the blu
grass region Of kentucky.
Rev Geo p. Pierson, of Elizabeth, \
J., is in the city, the guest of Rev. W. II
Robinson and DR.. ". II. Wallace. Rev
Pierson is on his way to Toxic, Japan
where he intends to devote his energies &
him safe and pleasant voyage and sue
cessful career.
J. J. Shields, editor of the Clark Count,
Republican, formerly the Ashland Herald
was in the city yesterday on business. J
]. Is a candidate for the Republican nomi
nation tor representative. If nominate,
he will be elected. and when elected vii
make ''stavin' good member for Clarl
nounty and the state at large.
Wichita never failed yet ana she won
tail now.
That outsiders can't bid against hom
contractors is very evident.
Its all lies and rumors of lies and tn
more funny on that account
Do not forget the lawn social this even
ing at the residence of DR.. D. W. Smith
107 \ Emperia ave.
Mr.. j. NJ. Gopher, of Illinois township
sends US in by !. P. Campbell, Esq,
splendid cluster of plums.
Our contractors beat the Peoria, Illinois
firm of Valentine Johst about $4,000 L.
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