The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-21
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER NOTES

w. L. Seaman. collector for the Plano
county this week. He will Sunday in
! Hutchinson.
Boys, look out for the new time card on
the Santa Fe, it will probably 90 into effect
! today. There will be- it Is said, n grand
change all around.
/ Ed. Allen, Wichita's greatest story teller
and dialect artist, came in from Harper
! last evening Ell * now with st. Joe
house. He was formerly with Lee Hays,
OF this city.
Wichita council No. 80 met last Satur-
day evening, Oct. 13 There was rather
an attractive show in town and the attend.
| ance Was not large. There will be- in all
proba bilities, special meeting in the near
future.
Mr.. Whitney, with Keith & Co, Hats
| and Caps, of Chicago. spent last Sunday
at the Carey. Mr.. Whitney reports a better
trade than he expected in this part of the
state aud says he still has unbounded faith
in Kansas.
George Diamond was bound for Perry
on Monday. He will make some of the
principal towns in Oklahoma this week.
1t was said that George and two or three
Of mis- fellow-travelers were running IA
racket store on East Douglas avenue dur
It was currently reported that John
Walters had signed with the DEVILS Auc-
ton company as a song and dance artist
Ii Is mistake. W hen the writer left him
this week John was wound up on potato
deal and If his customer didn't give him
an attack of that tired feeling" we read
about.
Did you see Charlie Mcknight on last
Monday morning. No one knows which
way he was bound for aud proba ably he
didn't know himself He did not know
whether he wanted one cigar or box. or
two boxes, or three boxes or a tn ousand
boxes; IN fact. he was ratified but i'll an
exceedingly good humor, all because it's a 4
ten pound girl and looks exactly like papa.
Mr.. Dunn, representing Burnham, Han
ma x Munger Drv Goods COMPANY, of Kan
sas City. Mr.. Peverly, with Bentley &
Olmstead Shoe company, st. Louis, and
MIR. Allison, with Chicago hat and cap
house, were strictly in the push during
fair week, and like their competitors. had
"A fine line of samples displayed at thei +
headquarters on the south side of East
Douglass ave.
Kelly. the Standard Oil man and pitcher
Tor the Hutchinson ball nine has great
deal OF consideration for the gentle sex and
always extends 10 them the most court
eous treatment at all times and for thi.
iChooh hc Sells HobDluS DuJ kerO5lne oil
aud gasoline on certain poriI of his ter
rltory leaving clear field on castor oil.
linseed oil, and ali lubricatIng oils to one
of his esteemed lady competitors from St
Louis.
Charlie Englehare, with Englehare, |
Winning & Co., of St Joe. millinery |
goods, and Harry McClung, with Barton |
Bros. boots and shoes, Kansas City, occu- !
pied a store room on the north side of East |
douglass during fair week with a fine lot |
OF samples and report a very satisfactory |
business. In fact they were so busy dur |
ing the entire week that they missed most |
OF the far These gentlemen are quite |
popular with their trade.
George Diamond with mith-McCord |
Dry foods company, Will McNaughten
VIII boots and shoes and Ed keys with
Johnson-Fife Hat company occupied a
store room on East Douglas during fair
week with fine 10; OF samples in their re-
spective lines aud did an elegant trade.
These gentlemen are all very popular and
houses second 10 none in their
lines. Mr.. Diamond seemed to be a IA
lorlte, as he had several lady customers |
during the week. This trio are royal en-
tertalners and this accounts in a measure
Tor their handsome business.