The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
SOME OF THE GUESTS
Many Old Timers show Up in the
Visiting Crowds


Charles NJ. Sawyer, president of the
First National bank Of Norton. Kan.
made a flying trip to Wichita during the
Cattlemen's convention and returned
home last night after 4 pleasant visit
Mr.. Sawyer is a young, bright, cultured
business man, most affable in his man
ners and a Chesterfield in his department.
He is quite q force in the business. polit-
zeal and financial affairs of northwestern
Kansas and withal is very popular He
is thorough Kansan and takes pride in
the remarkable development of the north
west within the past few years. He says
Norton is overfowing with substantial
prosperity by reason of the fine country
that surrounds it. which has yielded i'm
mense crops for the past few years He
says the cattle industry is getting to be
a very big thing in his section.
F. d. Coburn. ne who sings so sweetly
the praises of Kansas. called at the Eagle
office yesterday with other distinguished
gentlemen who are visiting Wichita dur
ing the Cattlemen's convention. This was
Mr.. COburnS first visit to Wichita for a
long time and he was enthusiastic over
the prosperity and progressiveness CT the
Peerless Princess. BIr. Coburn is one of
the men who IS creating widespread re-
spect for Kansas. He has made the KAN
sas hen. the Kansas steer. the Kansas
pig and the Kansas horse famous
wherever the English language is spoken
His writings on all Kansas subjects are
given a place among the classics, and
they deserve it.
Captain David streator. Of Kiowa. was
in the city yesterday. looking as young
and bUoyant as he did years ago when
ha
Streator is one of the old-tine cattlemen
and was prominent factor in the old
Cherokee Strip Livestock Association
He has lived at Kiowa since that town
was organized and has always been
active in every movement looking toward
its upbulding. His love and loyalty 10
his progressive city has earned for him
q large place IN the respect OF the COM
munity.
Col Bob Painter is in from Meade at
tending the Cattlemen's convention. Bob
is an old resident Of Meade and served
that county ably in the legislature Of 1886. /
Col. James Wheeler. of the Western
National bank Of Oklahoma city. IS here
hustlinE among the cattiemen 10 get them
II meet at Oklahoma City next year lie
can quote reasons by the yard WHY IL Is
q good place for the boys TO meet in and
is putting up an argument that IS seIuct-
i've if not convincing Oklahoma city
could hardly send ont an ADLER represen- I
tative than Gr. Wheeler lie IS q mixer
from MixersviHe and 70 was not here
half an hour before the Oklahoma city
badge. hot one Vas dangling from
everybodys breast.
Frank O'NeH. the handsome Sausa "a.
agent az Oklahoma City. IS here -Eing
Tor his town as the next place a. meet +
ing for the catilemen- Frank las win
ming ways. ard being an old Kiowa hoy
he Ancws Q great many Of the men who 4
have influence in determining the ,oca-
ton for the future meeting. SIR. O'Neu +.
told a reporter for The Eagle On tho quiet
yesterday that Oklahoma City VII win
out
Roy Stafford is hero attending The cor /
verticn- Roy stafford IS editor ~ the I
Oklahoma Citv Okla hon'an. one cf THE 4
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point near Pine street alQ llQi-gl the 1
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