Wichita eagle., 1888-05-11
PERSONALS.

A. T. Stafford, of Minneapolis, is in the
city.
A. NJ. Clark came in from st. Louis yes
terday.
Mr.. Culbisin, of Fl Dorado, called yes
terday.
IA. Croft was yesterday up from Well
1lngton.
V. Stewart was in from Belle Plain
Yesterday
Geo. II. Rudy was yesterday in from
kingman.
V. Barber, Decatur, Ill, was yesterday
In the CITY
j. C. Troutman, of South Haven, IS look
ing over the city.
John Mendenhall and family are back
| from visit to Illinois
Ralph Wolfe, Chicago, was yesterday
registered at the Carey.
Miss Florence Hartley leaves today for a
visit to friends at klngman.
It. A. Sawhiu, of the Concordia Enter
prise, called on the EAGLE yesterday.
Mrs. Whitman. wife of the colored ora
tor, a. Whitman, Esq, IS visiting IN the
city.
Peter Richards, editor Of the Lodi Val
lev News, of Lodi, Wisconsin, is In the
city.
T. P. Neal. Wellington banker, and his
vile and family spent part OF yesterday III
Wichita.
Mr.. Neal. banker of Wellington, came
I'D YESTERDAY to take look at the great
CITY of Kansas.
w. j. Kendrick, the well known St.
Louis salesman. is in the city talking
hardware and iron.
Mrs. J. f lands and Mrs. Shrader, Of
Paris, NJ, are the guests OF Mrs. n. y.
Mccoy, in Paramount
= Miss Tettie Dowlisg. Of New Albany,
VIVID, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Y Coffin, Of North Topeka.
c. w Trowbridge, editor of the Chief
tain, Miltonvale, was in the city yesterday
and called on the EAGLE.
JIM. Hagarnan, of Concordia, Kansas,
the oldest and best newspaper man, OF that
town, has been in our city for two days.
John Weisnfush and Emil Werner last
evening returned from their trip to the
southeast, very much improved in health.
Mr.. Ralph ingalls,, son of Senator In
gals left yesterday morning for Topeka,
after taking in the city on convention day.
w. A. Stone, Esq, prominent young
attorney of Hutchinson, and son OF the
next governor of Iowa, was IN the city
yesterday.
Mrs. X. X. Coleman, of Streator, H., is
IN the city for few days, at the home OF
her parents, j. II. Lynch, corner OF First
and Cleveland.
!. w. johnson and NJ. B. Parmely, of
DAYTON, Ohio, temporary sojOurnerS IN the
city. complimented the EAGLE by calling
yesterday afternoon.
John Mcdonald, county superintendent
of Shawnee county, and candidate for
state superintendent of schools called at
the EAGLE office yesterday.
b. B. Mann, representing the Kansas
Mutual Life association, of Hiawatha,
Kan, was in the city yesterday and was
among the callers at the EAGLE Office.
Miss Marie Horner, of Caldwell, in com
pany with her mother, Mrs. 5. H Horner,
is visiting in the city at the residence of
Mrs. York. This is Miss Marie's first visit
TO Wichita, aud she is delighted with the
metropolis of the southwest.
y ]. w. Madden, of Ulysses Grant county,
adelegate to the convention and an old
time Wichita boy, remained over in the
seity after the convention. When he returns
homo his father. Colonel Madden, will
return with him for visit with the hope
that it may improve his health, which is
badly injured.
Miss Lolita Y. Dill, who has for several
months been visiting Mrs. Geo. Matthews
on North Waco ave-, started yesterday for
!, her home in Chicago. Miss Dill will be
greatly missed in the society circles of
Wichita, where She lad sbecome quite a
q favorite Miss IctkH nieSe a number of
warm friends while here who will always
cherish fond recollections of her pleasant
acquaintance, and who were sorry TO learn
that she must depart.