The Globe-republican., 1898-09-22

Mrs. s. NJ. Forrester's mother arrived
from Illinois Oh Monday.
Captain John H. Churchill went to
Kansas City, Tuesday.
III. A. Breckinrile and wife are visit
ing 1t Mankato, Kans.
Mrs. n. E. Nevins has returned
from her visit to Chicago.
Miss Grace Hale left, Monday night,
TO attend school in Illinois.
George E. Cazeley and family have
returned from their visit east.
Mrs. Henry Heustis is spending
few weeks with friends in Iowa.
Ed H. Madison was attending U. S.
district court at Wichita, Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Potteroff left. Monday,
for Creston. Iowa, to visit relatives.
Ed. H. Mailison returned, Sunday
night, from q ten days trip TO Hartford,
Conn.
Miss Eva Force of Kiusley, was visit
ing her sister. Mrs. F. A. Hobble this
week.
Mrs. W. H. Chapman returned,
Saturday evening, from y visit to New
ton, Kas.
Mrs. G. y. Jones WAS called to La
Junte. owing 10 the death Of her grand
child.
John B. Martin was in Wichita this
week on business. His wife accom-
panied him.
Mrs. S. A. Warren and sons. Frank
and Sherman, have returned to this city
from Denver.
-Mre. S. E. Buseer is stopping with
friends in the city. and finds All improve
ment in her health.
Harry Lsidigh Of Spearville. was in
the city Saturday. and found many
friends to greet him.
w. j. Fitzgerald was called to Kan
sas City Monday, owing to the serious
illness of his sister.
Mrs. Clarence Mudgett is IN La
Junta, where she expects to make her
home with her family.
Mrs. j. Collar was summoned t. La
Cross. Has. owing to the serious illness
Of her niece, Mrs. Wollman.
w. J. Fitzgerald returned, Tuesday
night, with his invalid sister, Miss Ella
Fitzgerald, from Kansas City.
H. NJ. Dorset of Spearville. was in
the city Monday, and reports encourag-
ing prospects in the east end.
Walter Straeter, jr., left, Friday
night, for Trinidad, Colo, and will visit
his brother and other friends.
"A. X. Stoufer and family OF Liberal,
were in the city Monday. OH their return
from the Garden City fair.
Charles Finkle and his sister. Miss
Hannah Finkle. will enjoy a few days on
a visit to the Omaha exposition. They
leave here on the Goth.
Mrs. John Gi>sel aud daughter, Miss
Garnie, left Sunday morning. for Kansas
City and Omaha, and will visit the expo
sition at the latter place.
Major II B. VanVoorhis presided at
splTituaIist's meeting ct Topeka las:
week. Captain W. H. Stricken was one
Of the active participants in the meeting.
-J.F. Goudy and wife Of Wilburn.
returned Saturday, after ten days visit
to the Omaha exposition, They pro-
nounce the exposition fine.
Mrs. r. W. Evans and niece. Miss
Mary Hughes, are spending a few days
with friends in Denver. Miss Hughes
will return to her home in Woodbine,
llIs III 0OOut WCCA.
Il. H. Degering has returned from the
Ottawa camp meeting, aud has left for
the Seven Day Adventis: camp meeting
at Pratt. He will have charge of the
dining hall for the conference.
General L. Sims and his son John
W. Sims family, of Meade county, left,
Tuesday, for few weeks visit to his old
home. Martinsville, Indiana. Mr.. Sims
lived 81 years Oh one place in Indiana.
Mrs. y. D. Lemert of Cimarron, and
her sister. Mis-. Chas. Coe, were in the
city Tuesday. Mrs. Coe was formerly a
resident of this city. She will join her
husband at Jacksonville, Fla. Mr.. Coe
is bandmaster in one of the United States
regimental bands.
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