Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-06

was at the Midland yesterday.
Miss Bstelle Reel, of Washington. D. c..
IS at the Coates House on her return from
Haskell institute at Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Kane left over the
Missouri Pacific last evening for st. Louis.
where they will spend their honeymoon.
Seth Mabrey, of Austin, Tex, formerly
resident of this city, is making a short
visit hero and renewing old friendships.
J. S. Crawford, land agent for the Ca
madam government sent twenty emigrants
to Manitoba yesterday from Kansas City.
the Midland. He is probably the foremost
exhibitor Of Polled Angus cattle in the
West.
Miss Jones. Of Wichita, returned to their
home last night after a visit here for sew
eral days.
The body of J. s. Richardson. president
Hon. Frank L. Brown came down from
Topeka yesterday and spent part of the
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs; c., T. Egan. Of Hutchinson.
is cashier of the First National bank at
Hutchinson.
]. C. spangler. of Clinton. is at the Mid
ness for years and has some fine animals
in his herd.
C. H. Gardner, of Blandinsville, ILL.,, is in
the city. He is q prominent stockman and
attends sales of fancy cattle in Kansas
City frequently.
G. 8. Tutt. a grain dealer of Estill, Mo-, is
a guest of the Midland while in the city
on business He has a reputation as lover
of fine horSef1eSh.
A number Of Kansas City physicians left
last night over the Frisco for Eureka
Springs, Ark. The party will be the guests
of the Frisco road.
George E. Ashwell. who for twenty years
tive Of the Norfolk Hosiery Company, is
a guest of the Midland.
Mr.. P. NJ. Killam, an implement dealer
Of Newton. Kas.. is in the city looking
after some business interests. Mr.. Killam
is at the Blossom house.
L. H. Kaerrick, of Bloomington, Ill, Is a
guest of the Midland while attending the
Elliott sale of Angus cattle. Mr.. Kaerrick
is one of the best known breeders in his
state IfF
H. S. Ralston and A. H. ogilvy-Ramsey,
Of Of SCOTLAND SCOTLAND 1I exporters OF cattle; are at
principal cattle markets and buyers Of this
country.
General Manager J. j. Frey, Of the Santa
Fe passed through the city last night
en- route to St. Louis. He came down from
Topeka and took the Missouri Pacific out of
Kansas City.
Lieutenants McDoo. White and Green ar
rived in the city last evening from Wich-
of the Twenty-third Kansas. which did
duty in Porto Rico.
Judee William n uool, ,,r,. t., S.... NJ
peka last night and will leave to-day for
his home in Leavenworth. Judge Hook
will convene the regular April session of
the federal court on next Monday in To-
peka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Millard, Of Ster-
house. Mr.. Milard p is travelling az is f9ssG for the
Heinz Pickle Company. and is here for the
| annual conference of the commercial trav-
elers of the company.
Among the prominent stockmen of the
country who are here to attend the Elliott
George NJ Roush, Altoona, Pa; J. D.
Franklin, Mo: M. c. Burrus. Estiii, Mo.
Hon. Charles E. Elliott. of Wellington,
Santa Fe. Mr.. Elliott is one of the leading
time was said to % Be slated by sH1 GoVernoe S nne
Stanley for place on the board of vista
ton.
L. B. Brevard. of Huntingdon. Tenn, a
star route contractor. who has been here
for. several days. left for st. Joseph last
night III He -, expects to close the contract
Kansas City. Kas.
Mr. c. r. Whiting. of Council Grove,
Kas. was in the city yesterday on busi-
ness. He Is an extensive raiser of fine
Herefords. and had a carload of steers
eraged 1:55o pounds and brought the top
notch price. $5.75 per cwt.
of the Richardson Drug COMPANY. Of
Omaha, passed through the city yesterday,
| to New York, for interment. Mr.. Richard
son died recently In California, whece he
charge Of Vice President Charles Weller,
of the Richardson company.
Buck" Thiel. who played second base
for the Topeka, kas,, league team last
year. has signed with the Bloomington, Ill,
Western Association team for this season
Bloomington. He has been spending the
winter at his home in st. Joseph.
DR.. Jerome M. Keys. of Omaha, and his
man Of BARLEY, Neb;, are guests Of the
at hodS eaa in %eS
| he helped found and build up He brought
| his brother here for his health, which has
| been failing this winter. and II he finds
| the weather does not moderate soon they
| will go farther south.
T. ]. McCreary. the first settler Of Dom
| iphan county, Kas., is at the Midland, ac-
| companied by his daughter, Minnie. His
| Is a striking figure. over six feet tall and
| straight as an arrow. His handsome face
| and gray beard. his big white slouch hat
and his trousers in his boots attracted
| considerable attention last night in the
| lobby of the hotel. Mr.. McCreary came
| to this country in 1874 with his parents
from Pennsylvania. His uncle. g. NJ. r.
ven. missionary among the Sac and Iowa
Indians. near st. Joseph from 1890 in
| duced them to move ara they settled in a
| country infested by Indians They never
| had any trouble, however. and Mr.. Nc
| Creary is a stanch defender of the red
| man. He says in his experience he never
| knew them TO kill but one white man and
| that was with Just provocation. In 1876
| he drove a herd across the plains to Sac
| ramento and sold them to D. W. James, a
| brother of T. NJ. James.
| Mr.. McCreary Is stockman and takes
pride in his black cattle. He held a sale
at Omaha a year ago last March, which
was very successful
| EUREKA. KAs., April 4.-{special) Or
| Thursday next at 10 o'clock a. M, Bishor
| Millspaugh will consecrate the new Cal.
| vary church at Yates Center. The sermon
| on this occasion will be preached by Dean
| c. Rowland Hill.