Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15
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PERSONAL
p. Magic, Dardenell, Ark, is in the city
NJ. Walpi, Clay Center, was here yester-
day.
A. R. Ainsworth, st. Joseph, is in the
city.
A. Dienst was yesterday down from To-
peka.
w. F. Pitzer was yesterday in from
Pratt.
J.P. Sterling was up from Winfield yes.
terday.
L. NJ. Bedell was up from Chetopa yes,
terday.
William Morris was up from Kiowa yes
terday.
WE CUISINES, ST. Louis, was here yes
terday.
Geo. n Cole was yesterday up from
Guthrie.
w. H. Gillum was here from Harper
yesterday.
H B. Leonard was here from Lawrence
yesterday.
w. H. Haxtien, Omaha, was an ARRIVAL
yesterday.
NJ. Powells, St. Louis, was an arrival
yesterday.
Prof. Crowell left yesterday for Roches-
ter, n. Y.
CD. Dillenbeck and wife were over from
FL Dorado.
III. Carlton, Springfield, is in the city
on business.
EFT. Woodcock and wife, Urbana, O..
are in the city.
Chester /. Long was yesterday up from
Medison Lodge.
.Jno. X. Martin, Greenyille, O., is in the
city on business.
J. j. Little, San Francisco, was an ar
rival yesterday.
Curt Black burn was up from Oklahoma
City yesterday.
H. II. Weatherspoon, Fall River, was
here yesterday.
Jno A. Ward, Nashville, Tenn, was an
arrival yesterday.
o. E. Bennett and wife were in from
Udall yesterday,
w. II. Harnsbarger was here from Nc
Pherson yesterday.
J. NJ. Wishart was yesterday down from
Topeka on business.
Hansen Gregg and w. S. Elliott, Tope-
ka, were here yesterday.
Byron S Caswell, New Bedford, Mass,
is in the city on business.
II. r. W. Hartwig and Mrs. E. F. Hart
wig, st. Joseph, are in the city.
w. d. Mcintyre and wife and son, Elk
hart, Ind, were in the city yesterday.
F. F. Gillett, J. II. Bross and G. r. Gill
lett were in from kingman yesterday.
J. S. Lelmant, Chambersburg, Pa, is
here looking over the city and county.
Mrs Drown left Friday for Ohio, where
she expects to remain for the summer.
H. A. Rogers, a prominent farmer liv-
ing near Garden Plain, was here yeSter-
day.
J. II. Rosenberger and wife and Frank
Rosepberger were in From Scott City yes
terday.
C. II. Fitzgerald, travelling passenger
agent of the l.. & N, was in the city yes
terday.
G. w. Mcdaniel. superintendent of the
Missouri * Kansas Telephone company,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Frazier, superintendent of public
institution of kiugman county, was in the
city yesterday and called on the EAGLE.
Rev. c. H. Rogers. of Hutchinson, in
company with Rev. y. Hoagland, whose
guest he has been for day or two, called
at the eyrle yestermorn.
Daniel Donovan, VIM. Daughter and
David Hunter, Philadelphia capitalists,
and George NJ. Noble, os Topeka, spent the
day looking over the city and expressed
themselves surprised at our growth and
business.
Mr. A. (. Old, of New York, in company
with Mr. Will Woodman, his brother-in-
law, called yesterday. Mr.. Old and Mr..
Woodman made trip to Oklahoma and
have decided that that country is very
beautiful and all that it is reported TO be.
Chas w DeWolf, Garnette, Kansas.
manufacturer of bank counters, church
pews, etc, WAS in the city yesterday. Mr..
DeWolf is very much pleased with our
city, and we probably will hear from him
again, which will be to our mutual in
tereStS.
Mrs. Amanda Long. of Humboldt, Kan,
is visiting her only uncle, Col. J. X Tav-
lor. of 42S North Fourth avenue. Mrs.
Long settled in Humboldt in 1860 and went
through all of the privations of frontier
life. The town was robbed and burned
twice by the rebels, the few left there hay-
ing to hide tor their lives.
A. Bechet, New York; S. A. Glass. Kan
sas City: II. b. Marshall, Chicago; w T.
Bishop and wife, II w. Bishop, wife and
daughter Frank I. Bishop, Cincinnati, O.;
Frank s. Bearklee, Chicago; w. A. Shep-
ard, Washington, ID. c.. Frank l.. Stey-
ems. Kansas City; b. VI. Neach. Coldwater,
Kan; W. H. Hubbard, Wellington, Kan,
are at the Metropolis
Geo. F. Keufed. Chicago: Gabe New
burger, Philadelphia; p, H. Rerchharett,
st. Louis; H. q. Chipch Sc, Wellington;
II. ). Arnold, Kansas City; c. A. Oldham
and Chas. W. Mcdaniel, Kansas City;
Dauiel Donovan, VIM. Doughten and Da-
bic, Topeka; j. s Wertz, Roston; A. B.
johnson, Arkansas City are at the Carey.
Mr.. Allen Hughes, of Ashland, Clark
county, WAS in the city yesterday attend
ing to some business matters. He has a
ranch there consisting of two thousand
six hundred and sixty acres and says
cattle are looking very fine. He has been
on the Wichita market q few times and