The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-10
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF,
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/ Miss Anna Winder returned last even
ing from an extended visit in Southern
California
Miss Ida Williams left over the Frisco
for Parsons, Kan. She will go from there
to St. Louis.
Last night the twilight had the air of
September, the thermometer being down
to SO degrees.
Captain ]. B. Reece and little Jacquetts
/ Belford are spending a few days in Sew
/ cry. Kan, visiting friends.
Miss Edith Patterson OF Adelphla, o.,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs George Camp
/ bell, of North Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Louis wietzel has gone to the
! south, whert she viii join her husband,
who is In business at Laurel, Miss.
Master Dean Minick is now visiting rel
! atives in Newburga and. other towns in
Indiana. He will be absent a month.
Mrs. Curl, accompanied by her niece,
Miss Patterson, leave Tuesday for
months outing at different Colorado re-
/ sorts.
Mrs. A. Adams Of North Fourth AVENUE
is entertaining her sister and niece Mrs.
]. Tehan and Miss Grace Tehan, Of Chi
cago.
Mrs. Nellie Weller leaves for Colorado
next week. and it is whispered she has
strong thoughts of making her future
home there.
E. R. Mccarthy. chief clerk of the
Santa Fe freight department, is able TO
be 1t his post of duty again after an i'll
ness Of several days.
After securing the country, Mr. S. W.
Cooper found his Jersey cow within TWO
books of home Friday night. She had
pulled up the picket-staka.
Mrs. 5. L. Davis of 797 North Fourth
avenue, her two daughters and her moth
er, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, left for Eureka
Springs, Ark, this morning.
Misses Mary Bricker. Ella Dunworth
and Asyth Baldwin viii leave this morn
ing for a summer tour Of Colorado, re-
turning some time in September.
Harvey Grace, one of the best known
cattle and stock raisers in Sedgwick coun-
". was here yesterday from Cheney look
ing after some business interests.
Ben Durfee and his brother Thad leave
today for their summers outing among
the lakes of central New York, where
they were raised and where their parents
yet live.
Mrs. J. B. Gillian and daughter
of Bronson, Kan, who have been visiting
with the family of Rev. Burns, 6O3 South
Emporia avenue, returned to their home
yesterday.
The recruiting Office in the City building
will be open until Monday evening for the
enlistment of co.ored volunteers, under
the charge of DR.. e. Harris, the recruit
ing officer.
Mrs. II. c. Jones and children, Bertha
and Lorenzo. of Edmond. D T., are visit
/ ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ed
wards, and sister, Mrs. a. D. Salisbury,
of this city.
Doc Butterheld and wife and Mr. Til
Sexton and wife have returned from
trip to Arkansas. They left overland but
sold their horses and wagons and re-
| turned by rail.
lydlltl4G accountant LIlC Nbic'4 4'f>'4N
weight puGiIist. was in the city yester-
day, Mr. Needham is at the head of the
Boston Bloomer Baseball club which
plays here Monday.
J. NJ Beck of Chicago and Frank Maur-
tiers Of Lincoln, Neb.. are visiting Hew-
/ lett & Wheeler. Mr.Beck is western man
ager of the Fire Association Insurance
/ company of Philadelphia.
Squire" 1Tosby. formerly of this city,
! and now residing at Omaha. arrived here
yesterday. He will be here for about a
month. Mr. Mosby is one of the best
/ known horsemen in the west.
/ Miss Nellie Gibson's Sunday school class
entertained Friday evening in her honor
| at the home Of the Misses Hoover. East
/ Tenth street. Games, music and dainty
/ lunch made the evening pass pleasantly.
George Pulls restaurant caught on fire
/ in the rear of the building yesterday
morning about o'clock The fire depart
ment responded promptly and soon extin-
/ gushed the blaze. The damage was tri-
/ fling.
/ Berry Wall returned last evening from
/ his fathers Butler county farm. He will
I spend Sunday with his father, Judge
/ Wall and then return to the farm. where
/ ne IS overseeing the cattle and becoming
a full-fedged farmer.
/ G. J. Tosch left last night over the Rock
/ Island for Omaha. where he expects 10
meet his sister. Mrs. T. W. Freidel OF
/ cleveland. Q. Mr.. Tosch viii remain
/ about four weeks and take in all the
sishts Of the Exposition.
Kansas had \ inning at the National
. Educational assoc. auou. at Washington
! yesterday. superintendent Over was
chosen director, Superintendent Stryker
/ took p prominent part and u. Z. Boyd.
. formerly of Arkansas City. was made &
director from Oklahoma,
A w. oliver goes back % St. Louis
this evening. He has in hand some i'm
. Q1rtant entsrpr So. which If mate-'aIjzed
WIFI rebound 30 the great advantage Of
. Wichita. q c.,y he helped So much 10 b,i.G
/ up. Everybody hopes the day IS moi Ear
removed when he VII he v-i.a Us again
permanently and for good.
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
German Evangelical church. So South
Market. sunday schoo, $50 a. II. Preach
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