The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-18
WITH THE BOYS
What the Knights OF ,se Grip are Doing with
the Trade

B. NJ. Matesbaugh, whose residence is
/ Ottawa. this state, aad who i The genial
representative ot the Woo ter Brush com
pany, OF Wooster, o rec c.ivesl ais fsl! liue
OF samples last week aud Monday morn
ing Will hit" the road again Nr.
Mutersbsugh has b@en spendIn, his vacs-
tion with his sister AT Hilisboro. but will
row have 20 get down ~ business like the
rest OF the boys. He travels over four
states and enjoys very extensive trade.
W. c. Null of Saliui, the representative
OF the Lee Mercantile company Of Salina,
was doing bu-iless at Hop, on the Mis-
souri, Pacific. last week Mr.. Null Is one
OF the pioneer L. c. I. men Of this state.
being charter member of the S.lina
council, which wa, Que of the first coun-
ci.s organized in Kansas He is secretary
OF the Salins council aud has been ever
since Its organization. He eD JOYS . fine
trade
Where was Moses when the light went
out! Ask the boys a. tue Clark hotel in
Newton, they eau tell you all about il.
Moses was figuring up To sre how be stood
financially on the election and he failed To
make the amour. come out on the right
side of the ledger.
Ira Waite who has bee making Wlch
lta bis headquarters tOT a mum Der OF years
aud has represented the Rock I-land Plow
company IN this Locality. LA, severed bis
connection with this firm aud taken up a
line Of boots and shoes. He will hereafter
represent Barton Bros. OF Kansas City in
southeastern Missouri with headquarters
at kaDsas City. Ira has host of friends
IN this locality who will regret his leaving
the territory but who extend 10 him their
kint-st wishes for his success IN his new
line.
John Morton the grocery man. is a dead
game sport The last time he WAS seen he
was trying To figure out how he stood
financially on the result OF the election.
Says John: | won SO much on Long, so
much on Morrill, aud lost 80 much on
Si afford county, so much on Reno county
and so much on the state maJoritles, and
won on Longs majority In Sedgwck
county. lu fact the array OF figures was
so complicated that it is doub,iul whet her
he has The exact standing figured out yet.
Will McNaughten the shoe man, pre-
diets an early revival OF business, not
from the fact that the Republicans won ia
the late election, but because the Pop
party has been turned down aud because
the people have said we want no more Pop
rule. Right yos are William. The equI-
librum OF your Uranium Is all right.
Mr. Bilingsly OF tie Graut Produce
company of this city was a passenger south
on Monday morning
Mr. Charles Seimsn, the collector for
the Plano Implement company went
south on Monday morning. Mr.. Seiman
finds that he can make time oy taking his
wheel with him. and at the same time IL
gives him healthy exercise. Many of the
boys who have considerable driving TO DO
are adopting the same plan. OF course.
you can't carry many sample trunks on a
bicycle, but collectors eau use them 10
very great advantage.
Henry Cannon, representing Hausner &
Goode, of Atchison. in this territory, was
taken down last week with Inflammation
OF the stomach. and after a week OF intense
suffering, d led al his home in Marion. Mr..
Cannon had Il host of friends both at home
and abroad, anu his los will be deep y
felt oy ali. Ga behalf OF his many trad
ing associates and companions. the writer
extends TO his affi cted wife aud family the
most heartfelt sympathy in this. tnsir hour
Of bereavement.
VIII Fnller who represents the John
Deere Plow company OF Moline. was work
log on the main l.ue THIS weak. Mr. Full
Ter reports trade as fair with disposition
TO place orders for future delivery now
that the state Is again in the hands Of tue
Repu bsican party.
Fred lnne-, the hardware man, was on
the main line working the trad. 20 a finish
last week. Fred il rustler and when he
goes after an order right hard he generally
gets II.