The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-25
CITY IN BRIEF.

W. S. Pierce returned last night from
short business trip 70 Kingman.
NJ N Joseph of Potwin. Kan, was in
the city yesterday on q shopping tour.
Mss Josie Walton has returned from
a snort visit with friends at Clearwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Pierce are in
Colorado Springs where they will spend
the summer.
Cooper Jackson, the fleet man after
naws, was in the city short time last
evening from Newton.
Mss Maud Forsy..1e and Miss Hone
Minick hav, returned from a weeks
visit with friends in Chicago.
Regular meeting of Peerless lodge. D.
OF H No. 6S. Will meet in Peerless
hal this evening at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Keister of Kansas
City. arrived in the city yesterday 10
make a short visit with Mr.. Keister's
mother
Charley Simmons received a letter
yesterday from a friend at Mller;on,
Kan. asking him 10 send sixty men for
the harvest field.
Thomas F. Barrier will leave next
week for the Ozark mountains IN
Missouri He expects TO be gone the
balance of the summer.
Mr.. and MIS-. John Ciader OF $40 North
Topeka avenue. will leave in a few days
for two months trip among the
mountains of Colorado
Mrs. Charles Beck has returned home
after q weeks visit with Winfield
friends during which she was in a.:en-
dance at the ChautauQua.
Miss Lola Ardery OF Hutchinson was
visiting friends in the city yesterday
enroute home from Winfield. where she
had been attending the Chautauqua.
Mrs. Or. Mcclellan returned TO her
home yesterday in 81. Marys, Kan. az
ter months visit with her mother,
Mrs. Richards Of Cleveland avenue.
Mrs. Ida Manning came down from
81. Joe yesterday 20 be with her mother.
Mrs VI. E. Mccain. who is quite i'll a,
her apartments in the Snith-Skinner
block.
County Commissioner Harmon was out
70 the farm Of Deacon Wilson yesterday
and he said that he was harvesting his
crop os wheat; He said that il is a
splendid yield.
D.. J. H Bruce. who has been in i'll
health for some time ami who had been
quite i'll for several days. had sufficient
" recovered yesterday 10 be able 20 be
out once more.
u Z. Bryant, after trying other bus
rAss fo~ the past two years. has been
reclaimed by mis- frs; love and has &C
copied position in I. ". Smiths bar
DER sAop a. los North Market.
Professor R. F. Knight of the city
high school left last night for Kansas !
City. From there ne will so 70 Chica- |
81, where ne Will remain until Sep;em- |
Der Returning in time for the opening !
OF school.
Mrs. G. ". B-istow leaves today over |
the Missouri Pacific for Des Mo.nes !
Iowa. on business and pleasure trip. |
Sic will be gone about Ten days. stop
ping - visi; her daughter in Missouri /,
before returning home
Ms H c Dunbar. who became quite !
IL while visiting al the home OF a friend
wednesday evening and had 20 be tax |
en- 70 her home. is s;iu Qu.le sick II is |
believed that she was Frustrated by the |
excessive heart GO Wednesday evening.
Mrs. lie Valley. mother os Mrs. \. P. |
Torrey. living on the corner Of Second |
and Cleveland avenue. has recovered |
materially from the Injuries she rsceiv- |
a about six weeks ago in a runaway. |
She is now able 70 be about among
he- friends.
The VII. OF the late William e. Acchi- |
son WAS prooatej yesterday Mrs. Ida
y. A,chison. the widow. sni George E.
Campbell were named as executors.
Mrs. Atcaison was not required - give /,
any bond. Mr.. Campbell. i he accepts.
Will be asked 70 give a ;eo thousand do!- |
lar bond