The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CtTYIN BRIEF,

taess.
Charley Blake returned home yesterday
from Kingman.
North Postlewaite left yesterday after
boon for Denver.
Mrs. T. H. Griffith and children lef
yesterday for Green Mountain Falls
Col
]. L. Desen Of Garden City was II
The city yesterday comforting with Ches
ter 1. Long.
Mr. W. H. Graves left last evening over
the Santa Fe for Hutchinson on a saor
business trip.
Miss Helen Green Of Guthrie, o. T.
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. F. Allmon
en South Main.
Co,onel Loomis. mayor Of Winfield, was
In the city yesterday visiting among his
Numerous friends here.
Mr.. Bruce Priddy and his mother are
home from a three weeks outing among
the mountains of Colorado.
Mr. George and Lulu Daniels of Leav-
rnwor;h, are visiting the family of c. w
Tallman on the West Side.
WI Puett, one of Newton's prominent
merchants, was in the city yesterday pur-
chasing goods for his fall trade.
Mrs A B. Worthey of Arkansas City,
Kan, is in the city visiting Mrs. S. l.
Maxwell al 425 Campbell avenue.
Mrs O'Neal Of Kiowa spent a few
hours with friends in the city yesterday,
while on her way TO Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Burx of 1926 North Waco avenue
returned home Monday from a business
trip in the southern part Of the state.
Senator Milton Brown of Garden City
was in Wichita yesterday performing the
Herculean task Of combining business
with politics.
Ex-Congressman s. S. kirkpatrick
was az the Carey yesterday morning FOL
few hours on his way home to Fredonia
from the east.
The ]. f. & NJ. N whist club me,
Monday evening with Miss Joyce Me-
guire at the home of Mrs. Whittier on
Park Place avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gera.d Volk returned yes
terday from Leadville. Mr.. Volk took
q snap shot at Mrs. Volk on Monday
while sne was snoW-balling.
The Christian Endeavor society Of Lin
coin Street Presbyterian church gave al
ice cream social at the church last night
10 aoout one hundred and fifty people.
VIII Almon, in the mail department OF
Uncle Sans service, left last night fol
Caldwell to instruct the new postmaster
Mr. John W. Nyce, in the workings of the
office.
Died-Jay, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
d. z Hashbarger. Funeral today al
$50 p. m. at their residence, 1913 North
Lawrence avenue. Friends of the family
invited.
Mr.. W o. Sternberg has purchased
through the real estate agency CT J. B.
Kerfoot the home Of Mr.. E. Woody, 1055
North Topeka avenue, and will occupy
same after September 1st.
The Kansas Produce company re.
ceived Tuesday by express % coops OF
chickens which they reshipped at once
also on Sunday they shipped two and
one-half tons OF dressed fowls.
The funeral OF Miss Daisy Drummer
will take place this afternoon at the
home Of the deceased. No. 427 Yves
Ninth street. al $3.50. Friends OF the
family are invited to be present.
The S. K. R. club has taken hold Of the
bicycle meet which comes 70 Wichita
place in the circuit August q and viii
make the event a day Of general celebra-
ton for southern Kansas wheelmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Rehm of Haysvi,le
are rejoicing over the arrival Of twe.ve-
pound boy. Mr.. Rehm is the popular
agent Of the Rock Island al Haysville
Mrs. Rehm is well known here, being the
daughter of ex-Sheriff Hays.
Mss Stella Fiernan. daughter Of Mr.
Fiernan, the prominent railroad Off
cial, spent Sunday in the city with Mrs.
r. c. Israel and other friends. She
was enroute for her home in Salt Lake
City after an extended visit in the east.
This morning Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Wine
schank. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Calender,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Martz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Weiss will go 70 the Busen-
bark farm, up near Valley Center,
where they will camp and fish. They
will be gone until Sunday.
Officer VIM. Carroll. who SO heroically
stopped a runaway team on Monday and
was dragged across Douglass avenue, is
laid up from the effects Of bruises receiv-
ed. He hurt his knee cap and can hard
" walk. II is expected that he viii be
around for duty in a few days.
The Spangler family of Oakland. Cal
ifo-nii. were very happily surprised last
week by their good friends Mr.. and
Mrs. I. P. Campbell of College Hill
After taking in the beauties OF Oakland
and surrounding suburbs, the wonders
OF Cliff House, San Francisco and Gold
en- Gate Park. they left for Los Angeles
Low Rates to Mountain Lake Park, Nd,
Via the Baltimore Ohio Railroad
August 20 23. inclusive, the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad will sell excursion tick
cts 70 Mountain Lake Park, Nd. a;
the rate Of one fare Tor the round trip
on account % the Chautauqua meeting
On this basis the round trip fare from
Chicago. H.. Vii, be $685.: Tickets vii
be good for return until August 81, 1897
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