The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-30
CITY IN BRIEF,


Mr George P. Dold is in Texas on bust
I ness
Mr.. ". L High Of Derby. was shopping
here yesterday.
Mss Pennypacker is quite sick AZ her
home on LIS y. Topeka
Miss Lille Miller. of Perth, Kan, was
here yesterday shopping
NJ. Fred Bell. OF Arkansas City, was
business visitor here yesterday.
Ar. James O'Hare Of Winfield. was reg
.stered az the Carey yesterday.
Geo. ". Van Werden ard family left
last evening for Iowa 10 spend The sum
mer.
Nj D. Gelgar, Of Newton. was attend
ing 10 some business matters here yes
terday.
MI James Curtis OF Chicago is in the
city visiting with his uncle. Captain Tony
Bruhn.
c. W. Jackson and family left last night
over the Missouri Pacific for Colorado
Springs.
Ex-sherir Ike Ault is expected here
this morning from Topeka 20 spend a
few days.
Mr. Rem Elliott. Of Canyon City. Colo,
is in the city visiting with friends for
few days,
MI and Mrs Charley Daniels are home
from q two weeks visit 10 the Omaha
Exposition.
Mr.. John Cox has returned from OAR
lington. I. T. where he has been working
for Uncle Sam.
Mrs. F. c. Weppner Of Pittsburg. Pa.
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Oscar Rinckel
of $50 n. Topeka.
c. L. Seagraves, travelling passenger
agent of the Santa Fe. was in the city
yesterday from Topeka
Mr.. Charley Jackson Will leave today
for Colorado where he viii spend a few
weeks in the mountains.
Mr.. C. G. Woodward. of Medicine Lodge
was in the city yesterday. While here ne
was the guest OF the Manhattan.
Mr. and Mrs. P. NJ Anderson are home
from a trip TO Chicago and Milwaukee,
where they visited for few weeks.
Assistant County Attorney J. F. Comfy,
together with MS family. are spending
few days fishing and camping near To-
wanda.
Mrs. A. T. Paine and son viii leave to
day over the Santa Fe for Iowa where
they will spend several weeks visiting
relatives.
Miss Mary Cook, who boarded nearly
half the normal in addition to her reg
ular guests. -contemplates taking a rest
and trip TO Omaha
Mrs. T S. Gordon and children. who
have been spending the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. Darrigrand. have returned u
their nome in Chicago.
John Stevenson, a colored boy, charged
with petty larceny, was sent 20 be enter
tanned by Sheriff Simmons from Judge
Gienns court yesterday.
The Tonties' concert at Hyde park,
which was to have taken place last night.
has been postponed until Tuesday even
ing next on account OF the storm.
Miss Genevra Jocelyn returned home
last night over the Rock Island from Chi
cago where she has been visiting with
friends for the past several weeks
Ben Hunt and family. after several
goodby TO many friends and gone 10
White City, Kan. 10 reside in the future.
Messrs James and william I4ttleton.
the former from Illinois, and the latter
from California, are in the city visiting
for a few days with their nephew, Mr.. I
Pat Gould.
DR.. aud Mrs. w A Mlnick. Mr. and Mrs
J. L. Johnston returned yesterday from
their outing in Colorado. Mrs Minick Is
slightly improved from the attack OF fever /
which she has been suffering for a week
Irene, daughter Of B. E hartman. died
at ort oWrth. Texas last Friday. Her
remains VIII arrive here Saturday morn /
ing at ID o'clock via the Rock Island rail- /.
way. and viii be taken direct to the GEM I
etery.
Charles Morrisey. son or Engineer Nor
risey Of the Missouri Pacific. was recently /
graduated from the Commercial coEege +
here and has secured a position as stem 4
ographer and bookkeeper with Greenfield I
& Co. Hutchinson
Fred stucky. manager Of the Hess Cloth- +
ing House. had a request yesterday from
an eastern trade Journal for a short bog
raphy and a picture OF himself Dir. /
StUckey's reply was ELECTRICALLY sue
cInct: Haven't any"
Miss Della Brown. who has been book
keeper for the Wichita branch 81 the
Kansas Creamery company for the past
year, viii leave for her home in Abilene &
today and vii not return Manager C
L. Brown. who has res gued. vii leavs
Monday. He VIII be succeeded by Y. Z.
Rugh OF Abilene.