The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-27
NOTES FROM GUEDA SPRINGS
What the People and Visitors are Doing at
the Saratoga of Sumner

the Saratoga of Sumner.
Mrs. Harry Kistier of Wichita is here
with her children spending a few
weeks. They are enjoying the waters
and the rest.
W. c. Little and his son Edward Of
Wichita Were guests Of the Hotel Geu-
da during the early part of the week.
Miss Nettie Walker, daughter OF
Hon W. F. Walker of Norman, Okla,
is at the Hath house, with a little sis
ter. They will remain two weeks.
Both girls are having an enjoyable
time and are popular with the visit
ors-
Miss Bell, one OF the bright ladies Of
Hutchinson, is at the Bath hause. She
IL very agreeable lady and is quite
favorite
Mrs. Ed. Smythe of Wichita with her
two bright children are guests of the
Hotel Geuda. As a resort for pleas
ure. health and rest she thinks Geuda
is equal to Colorado.
Among the most popular ladies of the
Springs is Mrs. Carl Klein of Wichita,
who is here with her baby and nurse.
Mrs Klein Is the daughter of Mr.. Thorn
as Randall of Mt Hope. She has
suffered a great deal with rheumatism
but is getting well fast.
Mrs. A S. Alexander Of Wichita is
a guest of the Hotel Geuda. She is
taking treatment for a touch of rheu-
matism and is improving rapidly. Mrs.
Alexander is quite fayorite with
ALL
Among those who have returned home
were John F. Jacobs and wife OF Wich
tia Mr.. Jacobs came here a week ago
in poor health after a dangerous sick
ness and returned home as stout and
healthy as he mas ever been.
Mrs. George Van Werden of Wich-
tia, her son Leigh and niece Coda re-
turned home the first Of the week,
after a. very enjoyable and profitable
visit to the springs.
DR.. Lewis and family OF Wichita
are among the latest arrivals at the
Hotel Geuda. The doctor is a great
believer in the Springs as a health re-
sort.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Puffer and wife
of Emporia are guests this week. Mr..
Puffer is quite a jolly man and IL his
good nature and the Springs don't re-
store him TO health ne might as well
give up. His wife is an admirable Ia
DIV and is quite a favorite in the COL
ony of visitors.
Geuda was visited the early part of
the week by the two favorite daugh-
tiers OF Winfield. Miss Lutte Lyman
and Miss Caro- Emmerson. They drove
over and the visitors whom they met
regretted that their stay was short
one They came purely for pleasure
Mr.. Roach. a prominent business man
Of Salina, is at the Springs for rheu-
matism and is improving rapidly IN
health.
Uncle Thomas Royal is still presi-
dent, general manager ard conductor
OF the Geuda Rapid Transit company.
He is the veteran buss driver Of south
ern Kansas.
The Hotel Geuda il this year under
the management Of John Rowe, who
Is regarded the best-natured landlord
in Kansas.
Mrs Buckwalter and her husband
have the Bath house yet and they are
making more OF a success OF II this
year than ever.
Misses Lola Maxwell and Edith Hi
barger OF Wichita were guests for a
week and left for home Mondty, much
to the regret Of the large circle Of
friends they hade They drank from
No. .. which is the Beauty spring.
Attorney General c. \. Galbrath Of
was a visitor and he return
81 home Seunday evening. He had
heard politics discussed in Oklahoma
so much that he needed a rest
Assistant United States Attorney Roy
Hoffman Of Guthrie spent a few days
al the Springs and returned home much
refreshed and improved in health
Mrs. Steele OF Kansas City is visit
ing the Springs and has with her as
her guest Miss Louise Fisher. bright
young lady who is very popular.
There is some tank OF great improve
ments at the Springs next year, such
as filing the lake. planting trees. i'm
proving the park. etc.
one thing Geuda lacks during the
summer season : a first-class fruit
stand. An ice cream parlor IS also
needed.
Five and Seven are still the favorite
springs. They contain health enough
for q whole Continent.