The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-10
NOTES FROM THE NORTH
Recent Occurrences at Valley Center are
Briefly Men
Lima Sweetland is quite sick.

| Lima Sweetland is quite sick.
| ". II. Cochran's baby is quite sick
! o. NJ. Magee's infant child Is quit:
| sick
G. w. Davis has been on the sick list
| for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Beach were I'D from
Wichita, Sunday.
w. II. Woffenden was down from
Sedgwick, Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Cole OF Sedgwick is dowr
visiting her sister. Mrs. Will Utz.
Albert Johnston and Lynn Davis
were helping George Newman a few
days this week.
T.. w. Vankirk spent Saturday and
Sunday with his mother and friends
in Valley Center.
Martin Wolf left Saturday for Marion
Center. where he will spend a few days
visiting friends.
Mr.. Robert Brown and Charlie Weth-
erhold left Thursday for the strip to visit
Mr.. Browns son, Tom.
Mrs. S. Cooper, who has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity. returned to her
home al Nickerson, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trace of Augusta are Wis
ting with Mrs. William Caughey and
their daughter, Mrs. Fooks, this week.
Mrs. Atchison, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. William Caughey, re-
turned to her home at bingham, Kan,
Wednesday,
Miss Lizzie Brown. who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John Sellers, for
several weeks, returned TO her home in
Kecni. Tuesday.
Mrs. r. F. Chambers and daughter,
Ethel, were to have started today for
Danville. I'LL, where they will visit Mrs
Chambers, parents.
The Christian educational meeting
which was to have been given last Sun
day evening at the NJ. L. church, was
postponed to February IA.
T. T. Daniels says if the parties who
took half of his chickens one night last
week will come and get the other half
he will ask no questions.
Some capitalists were in town the
first of the week and those who are on
the inside say: Look QUIT for something
is going to drop soon
Almost every evening we are enter
tanned by the beautiful strains of string
music floating out from the Bachelors
home. Where, oh where has my little
dog gone?"
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
". T. church will be held February
ana s. Presiding Elder G. W. Hows of
Newton will preach. Everybody come
out and hear him.
Some OF the business men reached
down in their pockets and brought out
the necessary funds and bought a new
pump and put 1t down at the corner Of
J. Drumms store on Third street, We'd
Eesday.
r. F. Chambers has sold ". H. Cory
a part of Mr. Chambers place this sum-
mer. He expects to move into the house
on the east part of the Edmondson farm
soon.
w. H. Fitch returned the first OF the
week from a trip TO Fort Worth. Texas,
where he expected TO purchase a bunch
of cattle, but could find nothing that
suited him. Mr.. Fitch reported that
there was six inches Of snow at Fort
Worth. Sunday morning.
A number of the young people gather
cd at the home of Frank Marrow last
Monday evening and gave themselves UP
TO the pleasures OF the evening and de-
parted at q late hour wishing their host
many returns for the pleasant hours
spent at mis- home.
Some of our merchants were badly
on Wednesday of this week by
the appearance of a couple of United
States detectives who were looking for
empty cigar boxes and tobacco butts
with the stamp unmutEated. They will
be more careful in the future no doubt
and see tina. the stamps are disfgured
Gs soon as they are emptied.
A. F. Hale and George F. Stevens for
me-ly of Galesburg, H., have purchss-
I'd three-quar;ers Of land near the
Dunkard church southeast OF this place,
one being the J. Dsmott farm Their
household and others goods came in over
the Santa. and they were unloading
them from the cars and moving onto
their farms yesterday.