The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-03
County Superb
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr. r. AuSman lert yesterday over the
Santa Fe for Huntington, Oregon.
F.. A. Innes OF st. Joseph is in the city
on business among the merchants.
Mr. John Bayman, foundry man Of
Newton, was in the city yesterday.
W. K. Shultz of Ponca City was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Munson returned yesterday
from a short trip to Eureka Springs.
Mrs. Fred Smyth return last evening
from Newton, where she had been on a
visit.
Lucy A. Du Bots returned Wednesday
from her summers visit at Springfield,
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Israel and children
left yesterday on a short trip TO Scott
county.
w. A. Coates Of Topeka spent yester-
day in the city looking after business
matters.
Mr.. Horace Morgan, one Of Winfield's
prominent business men, was in the city
yesterday.
The city council are calling for bids IN
the advertising columns Of the Eagle for
lighting the city.
Mr. ]. O. Davidson is In the city at
tending 70 some business affairs and Wis
iting with relatives.
Mr.. Pat Gould has so far recovered
that he expects to be at his place Of
business on Monday.
Every train into the city now brings
in returning tourists and outing parties
from summer camps.
DR.. ]. C. Wilson and B. L. Whitlock
returned last evening from a weeks
trip to Eureka Springs.
Chief Of Police Campbell and Captain
Shields spent yesterday frollicking with
fish pole on the river.
George r. Beeler of Ninnekah, I. T.,
is visiting friends and attending to bus
mess matters in the city.
Mr.. Elmer Gillon, leading liveryman
and horse dealer of Kingman, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs Verne Frazier gave a dinner
party Sunday in honor of her friend,
-
Mss Mabel Millison will entertain her
Sunday school class this afternoon at
her home on South Lawrence avenue.
Sheriff r. J. Judkins of Newton was
in the city yesterday looking up some
business in connection with his Office.
Temple Houston came in hast night
from Woodward. and left on the
O'Clock train for Wellington this morn
ing.
DR.. W. w. Minick and wife have re-
turned to the city after pleasant sum-
mer's outing in the mountains Of Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. r. E. Torrington, division freight
agent of the Santa Fe, left yesterday
for Topeka on business connected with
his division.
Mr.. VIII Reeves came up yesterday
from his claim in Oklahoma. He bears
the proud title OF Watermelon King"
down there.
Henry Schnftzler, Charley Mosbacher
and John Noble left yesterday for Win
field, below which point they will fish in
the Walnut
Hope Castle No. $50. Knights and
Ladies of the Fireside, will meet at Red
Mems hall this evening at $50. Import
ant business.
Affairs are very quiet IN the justices
courts this week. A few minor civil
suits are all that occupies the time of the
three courts.
VIII Allison OF Chandler was in the
city yesterday. William was in evidence
many years in Kansas as an all round
newspaper man.
Mrs. c. c. Garvey returned yesterday
to her home in Chicago. accompanied by
her sister, Miss Newcomb, who viii
spend the winter.
Mr.. George r. Ruter OF Minnekah,
Indian Territory, is in the city. the guest
OF his brother-in-law. Mr.. R. Hathaway,
623 South Main street.
Miss Cora Nevins, daughter Of the
Santa Fe agent at Winfield. is in the
city. the guest Of Mrs. Charles Beck OF
North Emporia avenue.
H. H. Bailey, formerly bookkeeper for
the Kansas Steam Laundry. has resign
ed an daccepted a position with the
Santa Fe railroad as car clerk
Mrs. DR.. Bright ami daughter and son
returned 70 their home in Kingfsher. O. !
T. today after pleasant visit with
relatives and friends in Wichita.
Mr. William c. Langdon left yester-
day morning for g business trip 70
Denver. He expects TO oe gone some
time and may conclude to remain.
]. T Trammen OF Caldwell was In the
city yesterday attending 70 some bust
ness matters Mr.. Trammen was quar-
tered at the Manhattan during his stay
here.
Mrs. L w Moulton o: Topeka IS visit |
ing in the city. Her headquarters are ST |
the W. c. T. L. rooms. Mrs. Moulion |
was formerly city missionary Coz the ". |
c. T. L.
The party from the Carey who for sew
eral weeks have been going for Sat-
urday outing and picnic will go tomor !
row to Fennelrs farm north OF the city /
for their holiday.
Mrs. D. T. Sealock. wife OF County |
Commissioner Sealock. died yesterday /
morning OF typhoid fever. The funeral I
services viii be held this morning al 10 /
O'Clock &; the family residence. 2S5 |
South Ellis.
Mrs. s. c. SPOTS. who has been visit
ing with Mrs. {. B. Yale for me past
week. left last night over The Santa Fe /!
fo- New York City. where she will make
arrangements - sail to- Kiondike in me
near future.