The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-16
CITY IN BRIEF.

CITY IN BRIEF.
Will Ayers is il Fl Dorado.
Mrs. ]. F. Burkett OF Kingman was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mayor D. W. Wilcox and wife were in
the city yesterday from Newton.
]. C. Shaffer Of Arkansas City was do
ing business in Wichita yesterday.
Harry c. Bowman was in Wichita yes
terday from Newton on legal business.
Miss Lettie McNaghten has accepted a
position with the Bank of Commerce.
Gerald volk and wife left last night
on short trip to Glenwood Springs,
Colo.
". D. Wilson, formerly of the Film
mann.
A. S. Munson OF Los Angeles, Cal, is
in the city visiting with relatives and
friends.
Miss Ivy Hall Of Mount Hope was in
tie city yesterday shopping and visiting
friends.
Mrs. L. NJ. Quincy departed last night
for months recreation al Colorado
Springs.
The Kelley case against the Big Tent
people was continued yesterday until the
22nd inst.
Mrs. W. L. Olinger has returned from
| an extended trip TO Chicago and other
eastern cities.
Mrs. George Dickson is going TO Salt
Lake City soon to visit her daughter.
Mrs. G. W. Cole
Norman Humphrey and wife, formerly
OF Kingman. now of Denver, are in the
city for few days.
Miss MCGEE departed last evening for
Colorado Springs to join the Wichita
colony at that delightful resort.
Mrs. c. B. Quincy left yesterday on
the Santa Fe for Colorado Springs where
she will remain until September.
Miss Agnes Lynch and Mrs. Charley
Smyth and children lef; last evening for
months outing at Manftou, Colo.
Mrs. John Davis and daughter are go
ing TO Colwich tomorrow for few days
visit with the family Of Dan Boone.
Mrs Mccain, mother of r. P Mccain,
died this morning at 2:30. She has been
sick at her room for several months.
W. Ct. Schaefer Of Topeka, Kan, is re-
que5ted to write al once to his brother
in-iaw, n. H. Wolff, on important bust
ness.
Fred Barkimer's Mandolin club was
out serenadlng last nigha. The turn at
the Eagles door was excellent and ap-
preciated.
Mr. E. E. Bleckley, city ticket agent
of the Missouri Pacific left yesterday for
a short sojourn among the Colorado sum-
mer resorts.
Mrs A. Hess and family left last even
ing for the Colorado summer resorts.
They will remain in Colorado the balance
of the summer.
Mr.. C. V. Ferguson left over the Santa
Fe last evening for Denver, Colo. From
there ne will join the Wichita fishermen
at Wagon Wheel Gap.
Mrs. George E. Billingsley, president
of the Capital National bank of Guthrie,
was in the city yesterday morning on his
way TO Mammoth Springs. Ark.
The will of Ephraim Williamson was
flied yesterday for probate. This is one
of the rare instances in which both OF
the attesting witnesses are dead.
Major A. z. Woodson OF Darligton. I.
T., came UP yesterday and joined Mr..
Charley Smyth enroute TO Colorado.
Major Woodsons destination is Jimtown.
Messrs. Harry Comley, Charley Carey
and Charley Smyth left last evening for
Wagon Wheel Gap. Colo, where they
will remain a few weeks fishing for
mountain trout.
Mr.. Howard Case left yesterday for
Manitou where ne will spend few days
with Mrs. Case. From there ne will go
on afshing trip with party Of Wichita
gentlemen 10 Wagon Wheel Gap.
Mr.. Edgar w. Jones territorial libra
rian of Oklahoma, was in the city last
evening from Guthrie enrou.e 20 Geuda
Springs Mr.. Jones says that the cotton
is in splendid condition and that there
Is every indication OF an exceptional crop
this year.
Mrs. Oslo Grieffenstein Raymond Of
burnett, OkEanoma. Is the proud moth
er % a handsome baby boy. This is the
-..ird grandchild Of the Hon. William
Grieffenstein, and although he is still
feeble and weak he has improved
enough 10 welcome the young man to his
hospitahle household.
While chalking an announcement OF
his new drink, Creme on the sidewalk
n front n n IL
Mackey left the letter r out OF the word
Drinks" Some small boy came along
and said: Say, Mister. that's a
mighty dinky advertisement" Charley
gave him cremo. thanked HIM. and
not less than a dozen boys tried TO ge;
whack a. the crayon-work in less than
an hour.