The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
CITY IN BRIEF

Geo. Dickson went to Omaha last night.
Miss Louisa Boyle of Burton. is visiting
friends and relatives IN tho city.
J. E. Richmond returned home yester-
day from short trip to Topeka
Geo. r Mclaughlin of Alien, H.. broth
er of Coroner Mclaughlin is here visit
ing.
Mr. c. M Reed left yesterday morning
for Kansas City on some government bus
mess.
Mrs. A d. Boyd has gone TO the Omaha
weeks,
W. A Ayres Of the firm of Blake &
Ayres, was at Hutchinson yesterday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S Hill Of Undertook,
Ill. are visiting their daughter, Mrs. ].
H. Florence.
Miss Fletcher has been employed by
Stanley, Vermilion & Evans as their
stenographer.
Mr.. c. H. Luhng returned yesterday
from a two weeks trip in the western
part Of the state.
Judge Dale returned yesterday from a
two days hunt in the northwestern por-
ton of the county.
Mr. Given Hagney is expected home
today from a visit to Keokuk, Iowa, and
the Omaha exposition.
Mr. VIII Q. Church has gone to Topeka
on a short business and pleasure trip. He
will be home tomorrow.
Mr.. r. r. Vermillion left yesterday
morning for Topeka, where ne has some
legal business to attend to.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Dickson left last
evening for the Omaha exposition. They
will be gone a couple Of weeks.
County Commissioner D. T. Sealock is
home from an extended trip TO Indiana,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Damon and two
children left yesterday over the Santa
Fe for an extended trip 10 Connecticut.
Elder ]. H. Miller, pastor of the Emporia
Avenue Baptist church, will be in his pull
pit again next Sunday morning and even
ing.
The case of Stunkel VS.. Guyer, for the
recovery of the Occidental hotel. is set
for trial this morning at Justice Enoch's
court.
Mrs. W. E. Hawk and daughter, Miss
Birdie. left yesterday for Kansas City.
where they will spend the geek seeing the
carnival.
Mr. Ed Dill, law student in the ONCE
of John D. Davis for the past year, now
represents a Chicago firm for the sale of
the Royal Scroll.
Mr. Gene BaIling. who has been acting
as stenographer at the North End Mis-
souri, Pacific depot, has been sent to Cof- |
feyville temporarily.
The funeral services of Mrs. E. T. Lam |
phere will be held at the home of her |
father, Mr.. H. F. Piele. 1905 South Fifth |
avenue this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Mr.. W. A Francis and wife are taking |
in the sights of the Kansas City carnival |
They will be nome within few days.
Messrs. z. A. Kinnaird and George IT. |
Walker. the heavyweight coal men of |
this city, returned this morning from |
witnessing the Kansas City festivities.
Mr.. Thomas Wittmore of Wittmore, |
Kansas, stopped her yesterday to make
a few purchases en- route to his home |
from Kansas City, where he has been at
tending the carnival.
Bruce NJ. Priddy left last evening TO at
tend the knights Templar conclave at
Pittsburg, Pa, after which he will make
a general eastern trip, going to New York
City and places of interest.
R. Robertson, wife and sister. merchant
at White Rock, Oklahoma brother-in-law
Of Councilman Schen are in the city Wis
Iting. This is their first visit TO Wichita.
Their favorable comments on the city are
very gratifying.
Mr.. James Allison viii leave here Mon
day for Lawrence where ne will attend
the Friends conference. He Will use all
Of his influence in getting the next state
meeting here and also more scholars for
the university.