The Globe-republican., 1898-08-04
PERSONAL.

Exposition at Omaha. Neb.
Il. A. Bigger, we'll known Hntchin-
son citizen, was in the city. Monday.
Glen Moore. q former citizen, has
returned and he is employed in Gwin-
ner's store.
y. j. Summersby left, Sunday night,
on business trip to Wichita, and re-
turLs Saturday.
VIM. Seela of Carthage. No., father
in law of James Henry. is making his
home in this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boyce, who has been
visiting Mrs. d. w. Snyder, returned to
Eldon, Mo-, Tuesday.
| Mrs. E. D. Bowen returned some
days ago from visit to friends in Colo
RADIO.
ID. E. Farr and family returned,
Tuesday, from months visit ut Lead
vile, Colo.
Mrs. j. H. johnson. who has been
visiting at Leavenworth tue past month,
returned Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Baker returned, Thurs.
day, from few weeks visit to friends in
Larned.
&C. G. Lang and wife left, Friday, for
Omaha, where they will visit the Inter
national Exposition, now in progress
there.
Miss Grace Quarterman returned
this morning from q short visit with
friends in Dodge City.-Hutchinson
News, End.
Miss Jessie Summers, now practic-
ing dentist of Denver, visited her old
home in Wheatiand and friends in this
city, last week.
| -Robt. NJ. Rath returned Friday from
Lawrence, where he is attending the
State University. He will remain dur
| ing his vacation.
| e E. Smith and wife left, Tuesday
evening", for Mendoza, ILL.,, where Mr..
Smiths father resides. His father is in
declining health.
Miss Ina AckIey, who spent several
weeks in California, returned Friday
night last, and she is attending the Nor
NAL Institute.
Paul Evans arrived last night on
visit to his parents. He lives in Chicago
and travels for a commercial house. He
will stay two weeks.
Mrs. A. H. Boyd returned to Topeka,
Saturday evening. Mrs. Boyd has charge
of the Dutton House in the capital city,
and returns after few weeks vacation
here.
H. P. Sherer. mayor Of Fort Wayne,
Ind, was visiting G. NJ. Beeson last
week. He was on his way to Pueblo.
MIR. Scherer was a resident Of Dodge
City twenty years ago.
Miss Anna Hobble arrived some days
ago from Pueblo, where she is teaching
school. She will remain visiting her
parents during the month, aud return to
Pueblo to engage in her school work
WIN. NJ. Tilghman, ST., of Newkirk,
OIL, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. w.
n. Locke, and will remain couple of
weeks. Mr.. Tilghman is IS years of age,
and he is still active. 1t is eleven years
since he left this city.
"A party consisting of DR.. S. j.
Crumbine and wife, w. F. Pine and
wife, and Rev. VIM. Westwood and wife,
spent couple of days as the guests of
Rev. II. J. Wilmington, pastor of the
Ford Congregational church, on the
Mulberry, in an enjoyabl picnic.
DIR. T. L. McCarty returned from
Toronto, Canada. Friday night. DR..
McCarty was a delegate, representing the
Santa Fe railway, to the International
Convention of Railway Surgeons held in
Toronto. While absent he visited sew.
eral Canadian cities.
Miss Ellsworth Apperson, who, is
superintendent of the Girls Industrial
Mission, and Miss Annie Rodregues, as
slstant, at Albuquerque, n. NJ, were in
the city Tuesday, and they were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hughlett.
They returned to Albuquerque Tuesday.
Miss Apperson had been on visit to her
father, who lives at Newark, Ok.
Rev. John Sergeant and family ar.
ried here Monday night, and will prob
ably locate In this city. They sre living
in Mrs. Enderly's house. Rev. Sergeant
IL bishop of the Evangelical church.
He returned from the Philippine islands