The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
CITY In BRIEF.

Mr. c. r. Landers Of Anthony was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. I. Buckner returned last night
from Detroit, Mich.
Miss Jessie Anderson has returned
from visit in Ohio.
Mrs w A. Storey is slowly recovering
from a severe il;Less.
Miss Maude Stevens Of Wellington was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Mr.. George Z. Pitts of Wellington was
registered at the Carey yesterday.
Mr. w. z. Stanley has returned from a
short fishing trip to Waldock Lake.
NJ. W. H. Dawson was a business Wis.,
itcr in the city yesterday from Peabody.
Miss Florence Flower is entertaining
her father. DR.. c. W. Flower of Chicago.
Mrs. s. C. cellar and daughter Eva, OF
Cheney, were visitors in the city yester-
day.
Mr. VIII Ladd came in last evening
from Topeka to spend Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Lionel Morris Of Auburn, n. Y,
is in the city, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace.
Hon. c. II. Irwin returned yesterday
morning from short business trip 20
Kansas City.
Col. Tom Jackson OF Newton was in
the city yesterday calling on some OF the
local politicians.
Mr. VIII Weller editor OF the Belle
Plaine Defender, was business visitor
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. George Diamond will move his
family into their new home on North To-
peka avenue next week.
II. V. Russell, who has been visiting G.
B. Reynolds for several days. left for
Jacksonville, Ill, yesterday.
Mrs. H. Bol;e went 70 Wellington yes
.erday morning 70 make short visit
with her brother, Mr.. c. F. Luening.
The autumn festival promises to be a
splendid success. Aoou: 200 seats have
already been engaged for the entire
week.
Pink Fouts and family left yesterday
evening for their home in Texas after
spending several days with their parents
on College Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. II y. Abercrombie and
daughter Lillian returned last evening
after a weeks visit in Kansas City TAX
ing in tie carnival
Mrs. C. Anderson and her daughter,
Miss Frances, will leave this morning
for Newton. where they will spend the
day visiting with friends.
Ke,chner returned yesterday from an TX
tended visit with relatives in Evansville.
Ind, and Shawneetown. III.
Dr. Van Patten was in the city yeste--
day, returning from his trip 20 Buffalo.
The doctor sited his mother. who lives
east % Buffalo. She is now 81 years old
bu; is quite hearty.
Mrs. : C. Gerson and son Gustav Of
Houston. Tex, who have been visiting
Mrs Gross a, Denver. are visiting her
brothers NJ. and l. Goldsmith OF the
Goldsmith Book and Stationery company
Mrs. \. g. Walden is hack from very
pleasan: sojourn in the sunny land OF
California. She reports very happy
visit. Mrs. DreschauX returned as far as
L
in that City.
TIE frs: rehearsal for the Messiah
viii ne held n the Musical club rooms.
city building. mex: Tuesday evening. A
tui. attendance is desired. II any win
. attend ths Autumn Festival enter
taianent. II they will come early and
enroll, tAey can be excused in ample
time. Il Is important that as large an
enrolment a. possible he made or tAas
evening. The MUSIC is on sale al Shags.
Jessie l. Clark. Director.
Ilr. Jesse Stone. wl.o i i the city Wis
i;in., his parents, came here .rom Buia-
Pesth. Aus Hungary d.. S.ore q a
" .chita boy. HIS education began here !
and ne is The exception % the alleged |
rule that smaT; schoolhoys - no. make |
successful men. Al scnool here he was
a. The head 81 his classes. and NJ young |
nan who has gons-out [rem Wichita has !
reached that he.sli - success attained |
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