The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
CITY IN BEIEF.

Mr.. It. J. Anderson of FL Dorado, is IL
the city.
Miss Mary Barwise leaves this morning
for st. Louis.
Miss Kate B. Clark of Oklahoma City i!
home for vacation.
w. a Bettis and wife are rejoicing over
q ten-pouGd baby girl.
James Gibson OF Oklahoma City, is Wis.
iting with a. Goldstandt.
w. L. Bailey. wife and daughter, left for
visit TO Illinois yesterday.
NJ. p Deffeu bach of Norman, o. T., wa:
visitor In the city yesterday.
r NJ. Maxwell left for New York yes
terday on business for his house.
c. F. Potts was taken sick several days
ago. He is slightly improved in health.
Lee Webster, of Cheney, was in the city
yesterday buying stock of groceries.
Miss Mary Barwise started for st. Louis
yesterday on visit Of several weeks.
G. w. Dorman of Cheney, was in the
city yesterday buying goods for his store
FehIison's band will give their regular
weakly concert at Hyde park this evening.
o. d. Kirk came up from the Territory
yesterday. He is well pleased with things
there.
S S. Niiliken of Purcell, was in town
yesterday doing business with the mer-
chants
Miss Kate B. Clark of Oklahoma City
Is visiting in the city with her parents, 116
Ida ave.
Kos Harris and Major Bristow have re-
tsrned from Il business trip through the
territory.
/. G. Mancoff of Colwich arrived in the
city yesterday. lie is looking for hard
ware goods.
n. +. Sclller of Derby was in the city
yesterday laying in list of goods for his
grocery store.
u. c. McKinnon, of the New York Life,
residing at Perry, is in the city on his way
home from Chicago.
DR. c. E. Martin was taken home yes
terday after having become very i'll in the
store of c. NJ. Jones.
O. W. Jones of Mulvane, an aspirant for
the Republican nomination for county
superintendent, is in the city.
Mr.. H. H. Watkins and wife and Mrs,
George ID. Orputt and better half arrived
Ia the ctf yes erday from North Enid.
Mr.. John Whitaker of ST. Louis, head
If the Whitaker Packing company, is in
.he city looking after business interests.
Mr. L. l. Bowling of Kingfsher stopped
pver n the city yesterday on his way TO
Eureka Springs. Ark, for a rest of a
month or six weeks.
4. s. Munson and wife returned vester-
day from TWO months trip to the Pacific
coast \. 5. has grown into aldermanic
proportions during his absence.
Al the meeting Of EggleSton Post G. a,
r. last ght. Mr.. Jesse Burt presented it
with n beautiful fig eight feet by twelve,
Tor which thanks were extended.
Mrs. L. 5. Arnett, accompanied by
Misses Bsriir ArneIt and Marie Il. Baker,
are visiting friends in CdaIl. The X. K. l..
picnic has Deen postponed Que week IL
consequence thereof.
A. ii. Loose, who has been visiting rela-
tiyes in the city tor The past week, return
ed to his home in lllcpolis, Ill.,. yesterday.
Mr.. Loose likes Wichita aud intends re-
turning in few months for another visit.
Robert Carson and family desire To
thank their maay kind friends and neigh
bors for their sympathy and friendship
manifested over the death OF his mother
Grandma Carson, who WAS buried yester-
day.
Frank Clancy of Newkirk, formerly a
citizen of Wichita, Is a delegate TO the ter
ritorial convention "a Fl Reno. Frank,
since leaving here, made about $50 0J0 a,
Cripple Creek and is now one of the solid
citizens of Oklahoma.
b. T. Hodgius, a prominent citizen and
business man of New York. Is in " !chij a
amending his vacation from the tolls and
aExieties OF business life. He is put in !.
in his time very enjoyably and is mixing
up with the innumerabie clever fellows OF
Wichita till he is very popular among
them.
The streets rang with the merry laugh
ter of the Jolly crowd who spent yesterday
evening IN taking straw ride TIE fol-
lowing were participants: Misses Maud
Reams Eva JenSins, Josie Neunari, I'm
ma Hill, EsIella Negbauer, limo Creditor,
LIZZIE Hamilton and Miss Thomas; and
Mrssrs Bert Reeves, Herbert Ivy, r l..
Dougherty, l.. c. DOYLE aud Irwin TAFT