The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-11
PERSONALS.

Mr.. G. H Bailey, of st. Joseph. is at the
Manhattan.
Mr.. R. Hynes, of Denver, was in the city
last night
Mr.. D. J. Fair, of Sterling, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. f. r. Grant of Augusta, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. s. L. Long, of Rich Hill, No, is in
the city today.
Mr.. W. c. Gould, Of Cullison, was in the
city last night.
Mr.. J. Clark, jr., of St. Soseph, will Sun
day at the Carey.
Mr. o. A Maxwell and family are spend
ing the day in Colwlch.
Miss Mamie Saunders of Wellington, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. 4. Carter jr., st. Louis is in the city
today registered at the Carey.
Mr.. Z. L. Baird, of Conway Springs, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. c. II. Patterson, of Buffalo, n. Y,
is in the CITY stopping at the Carey.
Mr.. L. Charles Miller, of Salt Lake,
Utah, is in tine city for a two weeks visit.
Mr.. Cash Taylor. editor of the Panta-
graph, Sedgwick City, was IN the city yes
terday.
DIR. X. F. Purdy eaves.this morning for
Newton to superintend a very dangerous
and complicated surgical operation.
LII. Sturdevant and r. A Haste, re-
turned last evening from Topeka where
they were attending to business IN the su-
preme court.
Father Then, accompanied by his two
sisters arrived in the city yesterday. The
reverend gentleman has quite recovered
his usual health and Is receiving a hearty
welcome on his return, from his many
friends.
Mrs J. H. Black gave a tea yesterday to
Mrs. Lee Nixon. \ very enjoyable after
noon resulted.
Tt has been quietly rumored about that
some of the Young folks on College Hill
will soon participate in picnic.
The bank clearings of yesterday amount
ed to Sl:,5. 05L4l. showing an increase OF
81, $3.50 over the same day last year.
NReturns of the assessibIe property in
Waco, Sherman. Garden Plain and Payne
townships have been made to the county
clerk.
Officer Tom Mcnamara has been detailed
as sanitary policeman, during Officer Viii
liam 5 absence, and he says everybody has
got to keep their door step clean.
George :. Fisher, the secretary of the \.
NJ c. A. OF this state viii be married at
Kansas City on the l4th inst, DR.. Books
officiating. They expect soon to sail for
Africa.
The prettiest. finest and costliest piece of
stone cubing to be found in any city in
the west is that being put in by the gov
eminent around the postollice and court
house building.
Mr.. Frederic A. Hamilton is home from
college spending a few days with his
parents and friends. His friends ut En-
poria regret his absence as much as those
here enjoy having him in their midst
again.
Owing to the fact that some of clothing
houses have been in the habit of letting IL
customers contrary TO their agreement
after O'Clock p. m, Cole x Jones have
concluded to keep open their store IN the
evening.
Mr.. II. Cotton, the genial manager Of the
Hotel Noble" at Guthrie, Oklahoma, was
in the city yestery and favored the EAGLI
with a call Mr. Cotton is in the citymak
ing arrangements with our wholesalers fol
his supplies.
The y. W. c. \. viii give a social a
their rooms, 2I3 North Market, May y
The program Will be given at As sharp
after which refreshments viii be servet
free. All are cordially invited 10 attenC
and make the evening enjoyable.
Knight Templars w. :. Corbett, r. c
DEAN, c. NJ. Jones, c. II. Hunter, !. 4
Hollinger and t. Goldberg, Will attend ;
meeting of the grand commandery a
Ieavenworth, leaving here tomorrow
morning They anticipate having Yer.
pleasant time and viii probably not re
turn until Thursday morning.
Mr.. CasweT. of the Eagle cornice works
Yesterday received the word that he ha'
been awarded the contract for doing tn
cornice work on a block at Oklahoma City
The contract price Is about one thousan
dollars He has a number of other con
tracts in Oklahoma and reports niue
building going on in that country.
Kos Harris. one OF Wichitas promlnen
lawyers, spent Monday in the city on lega
business Mr. Harris has many acqualni
ances among the ,'oli timers here, one G
which remarked 10 Us that Kos had neye
set foot in a political convention \ law
yer who does not dabble more or less I
politics Is counted pretty busy man !
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