The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS.
CITY IN BRIEF

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Mr.. J. C. Peniwell is reported on the sick
list.
Col P. NJ. Hoisington is a visitor from
Newton.
Miss Bertha Stark is home from a v;si,
in Winfield
Edward 5. McCrsary Of Kansas City is
in the city.
R. E. Torrington went to Topeka yestsr-
day or business.
Mrs. John Knobloch has returned from
trip TO Indiana,
Hon. R. R. vermilTlon vii crate at Con-
way Springs July 4th.
Sheriff Simmons left last night for Che
ney on official business.
Mike Goldsmith returned yesterday from
the Winfield Chautauqua
Mr.. c. J. File. cher is nome from a busi-
ness trip TO Kansas City
Judge W. c. little was in Andale yester-
day on a short business trip.
Mr.. w. A Belts will leave today on
short business trip 10 Topeka
Press B. Gillett. prominent attorney
of Kingman. was visitor yesterday
Mrs. ]. D. Houston entertained a few
frineds informally at dinner yesterday.
Mr.. ]. ". Berry IS confined TO his home
with slight attack OF typhoid malaria.
Mrs, H Bolte is home from a short visit
to her brother al Greenwich.
Miss Fannie Boone has returned 10 Eu-
reka after a short visit with her mother.
Mrs. B. A Ward left yesterday for Min
nespoHs, where she will spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Charles C. Cohn went to Winfield
yesterday TO be present at the Chautauqua
exercises.
Mrs. D. ]. McCandless is home from
trip to Enid. where she was the guest OF
her daughter.
Miss Grace Clark Of Leavenworth Is in
the city visiting with Misses Lynette and
Charlaine Furley.
Misses Ella and Florence Hibarger left
yesterday for Colorado where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs. G. w. Amborn and son are visit
ing in Peabody. where they will spend
most OF the summer.
Mrs. Charles Lawrence left yesterday
for Winfield. where she will visit several
days al the assembly.
Samuel E Woolard Is taking in the
sights at the Omaha exposition and pro-
nounces them grand.
Miss Della Nicely left yesterday for Den
yer and other Colorado points where she
will spend the summer
DR.. W. B. Slutz went to sedgwick last
night, where he delivered a lecture He
will return this morning.
w. H. Woods. one of the large buyers
at the stock yards, has returned from a
business trip to 81. Louis.
Mrs. Irwin Taft or Rosehill, arrived in
the city last evening and will visit for
day or two with Miss Ella Taft.
Mrs. Ella Kemp of Young America. Ind,
arrived last night and will visit with her
brother. Deputy Sheriff Dunkin.
Mrs. Hiram Imboden and children left
yesterday morning for Winfield, where
they viii attend the Chautauqua.
Miss Daisy Lynch left yesterday morn
ing for Winfield. where she will visit with
friends and attend the Chau,auqua.
Mr.. E. G. Kfddoo of Oswego. was a
business visitor here yesterday. Mr.. Kid
doc was the guest of the Manhattan.
Harry I. Fox spent yesterday in the city
calling on the drug trade. He is one OF
the most popular young men on the road.
Mrs. H. w. Lewis went to Winfield yes
terday, where she Will join a party OF
friends who are camping on the grounds
Miss Lucille Human left yesterday after
noon over tie Missouri Pacific for SPRING
field, H.. where she will spend the sum
MGR.
City Attorney George Adams returned
home last night over the Rock Island from
Topeka, where ne has been on legal bust
ness.
Earl McCandless, son OF Judge McCand-
less. leaves this morning for Enid. where
he will visit with his sister. Mrs. F. W.
Buttry.
Mrs. H z .Hetherington and daughter
have returned from visit in Newton with
Mrs. Hetherington's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. NJ. Killam.
Miss Louise Ross. stenographer for
Southwark & Co. who has been III for
some time is sufficiently recovered to re-
turn to the Office.
Sadie Caldwell and mother leave today
for Iowa where they will spend the sum-
mer. They will take in the Omaha expo
sition on the way.
Mrs Philip Hyde left over the Santa Fe
yesterday for Galesburg. H.. where she
will spend the summer visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Catherine Junkerman Of Cleveland.
Ohio. is expected 20 arrive in the city
within a few days 70 visit with General
and Mrs Murray Myers.
Mr.. Harry Stanley left yesterday morn
ing for Winfield where ne viii take part
IN the Holy city" given there under the
direction Of Miss Jessie Clark.
The manager OF the water works reports
that they are beginning TO feel the effects
Of the hot weather n the increased con-
sumption Of water for spriakung purposes.
The street department has put or a force
Of men IN each ward to cut weeds and
clean the streets and cutters. this work
having been suspended during the rainy
season
Frank Jordan ard fis father, J. " Jor-
dan. bo,h prominent farmers from NJ
Hope. we're in the city yesterday and re-
port that the wheat around iheir town IS
the anest in the world.
The Lyceun course az sedRvi-k gave
their closing entertainment night before
last L vas lecture by Judge Wall. and
vas pronounced ~ all 90 be one 4 The
best features In the course
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