The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
CITYIN BRIEF.

Given Hagney eft Friday for Iowa tc
visit relatives.
John 7. Liebrand goes to Augusta on
his wheel today.
Ardo Wilmans leaves on his wheel this
morning for Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haythorne left for visit
in Ell Dorado last night.
Ned Goldberg was worse yesterday.
His sickness is an attack of typhoid fe-
yer.
Mr.. George Davis started 10 work yes
terday for A. j. Lantz on North Main
street.
Mabel Armour, who has been in Den
yer for three weeks, will return home on
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. ". Howard and daughter Ida
returned from a weeks visit in Bayne-
vile yesterday.
Miss Belle Hirsch, who has been visit
ing in Winfield this week, is expected
home tomorrow.
Mr.. F. C. Gay, general freight agen:
Of The Santa Fe, was in the city yester-
day from Topeka.
A Shober and family spent last week
visiting his wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Yoke. Of Douglas.
Mrs. Rumbaugh Of Cheney. visited
Mrs. Robert Payne On South Lawrence
avenue this week.
]. c. Casey returned this week from st.
NH ha r%1t m htlsincSc
and partly on pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dunn will leave the
city on September 1st. owing TO change
in Mr.. Dunn's territory.
Mr. Ora L. Graft of Wellington is in
the city the guest Of Mr.. c. VI. Frank
in Of South Topeka avenue.
Miss Mamie Peck Of Wellington is in
the city, the guest of Miss Mona Thomp-
son, North Lawrence avenue.
DR.. J. c. Wilson and family left yes
terday fo- GeUda Springs where they
will spend week in recreation.
Mr.. H. Joseph, the -four dealer is suf-
fering from an attack OF malaria al his
home on North Lawrence avenue.
Mr. 7. Goldsmith received a very pref
ty presen: in the shape Of a souvenir
spoon from Cairo. Il. yesterday.
H c. Wise of North Main street. who
has been lying i'll with typhoid fever at
81. Francis hospital, is slowly recover
ing.
Nj Fl. n. Leonard, agent OF the Ar
nour Packing company at Guthrie. is in
The city visiting with Mr.. Robert Will
Jams.
Mrs. Mary Dix, daughter Of Mr.. Dunn.
s suffering from an attack Of malaria a:
he home Of her father on North Main
street.
Mr.. Bedford Woods, assistant chief Of
police, arrived home yesterday from a
hrce weeks visit with relatives in Novia
Scotia.
Mr.. F. H. Carroll agent Of the Cudahy
Packing company at Oklahoma City. was
n the city yesterday attending 10 some
business.
Conductor William Spears Of the Mis-
0uri Pacific arrived home yesterday from |
two weeks vacation among the noun |
aims os Colorado.
Mr.. Sam McNaghten returned last |
light from trip south in the territory. |
Ie reports business picking up consid-
rably in the territory.
NJ. and Mrs. Professor Dyer, Of the !
iiy schools are enjoying a stay in diff
erent parts of Ohio this summer. They |
will return on September 1st.
% /
Y Of this city, and in the employ OF II. |
V. Kendall, has taken him better half
rom the fair ones of Kansas City.
Uncle Jake Pittenger left last evening |
n the Wichita and Western for Cheney |
0 be on hand at the German picnic 10
e given north OF that place today.
George Little and Ed. Goehegan re-
lrned from an extended hunt with for
y-seven plover. They leave Monday for
Valdock's on hunting trip Of two
reeks.
Oscar Foth, the infant child OF Henry
9th, aged seven months. died yesterday
nd will be buried today at 5 p. m. from
le residence Of his parents, 52S South
Water street.
Mr.. a. y. Brown. traffic manager Of
le 81. Louis, Kansas and Southwestern
lllway at Arkansas City. was in the
Iy yesterday transacting business in
le interest Of his road.
Horny Scnlesinger, an old Wichita
~, is in the city combining business
ith pleasure, representing theSol
aemenstein Jevelry company OF ST.
ouia Henry has Travelled ali the way
the Pacific coast, but says that Wich-
a is the only town.
Mrs. Fl. CT Ruggles returned home
riday evening. after a visit Of three
eeks. from Geuda Springs, Arkansas
ity and Winfield. very much improved.
iss Sallie Patterson came up from
-infield with Mrs. Ruggies and will be
= guest over Sunday.
Garfield Post No. % will hold a camp
re in CARRIED hall next Tuesday even
e. There Will be several good .erse
'eeches by John Sluss. Colonel Jocelyn
ID Past Department Commander w. P.
7mpbell. After the speech-making
ere vii be a bounteous supper served. |
i old soldiers are requested 10 be pres
II, whether members of the lodge or
IL l. is particularly desired that all .
embers OF Garfield Post be present 70
nov the festivities OF the evening