The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-10
CITY IN BRIEF

exposition.
Editor Golfer. of the Western Veteran
was here yesterday.
Miss Laura Davis is visiting with friend!
in Kansas City for a few weeks.
Arthur Davidson was quite sick yester-
day at his home on Alice avenue.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. n. Naylor returned
yesterday from Mulvane camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stipp of Alva, O.
T.. are in the city on their honeymoon.
]. T. Ludlum left yesterday for a two
weeks trip through northern Kansas.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. King, 800
North Market street, boy; nine pounds.
| Everatt Rail of Alva, o. T., returns
home today after several days visit in the
city.
Messrs. Koz Harris and Lee Hays are
in Dodge City attending to some legal
matters.
Mrs. Musselman. of Sedgwick City,
mother of Joe and Al. was in the city
yesterday.
Dwight Thomas went to Winfield yes
| terday morning to take in the bicycle
races there.
Miss Grace witten has returned to her
home in Cheney after pleasant visit here
with friends.
Mrs. r. Braitsch left yesterday morning
for Abilene, on account of the illness Of
her mother.
Miss Kate Murphy has returned from
a very enjoyable visit to the Colorado
summer resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott left last
night for Kansas City. They will be gone
for a couple of days.
Mrs. r. H. Evans has returned from a
six weeks visit through portions of Iowa.
Illinois and Missouri.
Mrs. S. T. Alton of Arkansas City is in
the city visiting with M, and Mrs. S. L.
Maxwell for a few days
Mrs. DR.. r. T. Kelley of Muncie, Ind.
Isl the guest of her son. G.. w. Kelley,
1886 North Topeka avenue.
Miss Bertha Noyes. stenographer at
Millison's, was confined to her home yes
terday on account of illness.
Mr.. c. f. Rogers and family left yester-
day for Omaha, where they will visit the
Exposition for few weeks.
Mr.. Harry Wingart. of the Topeka Cap
ital. is in the city visiting with Mr.. Char
ley Franklin for a few days.
Claude Larimer and Olive Magill re-
turned from Dunn's mill, where they
suent a few days with the campers.
Mr.. John Reynolds of Newton was in
the city yesterday attending to some bust
ness matters and calling on friends.
Earnie Beard and Gene belong went to
Winfield yesterday and got about every
thing to be had in the wheel races.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Naugle and Miss
Terra Corder of wellington are in the city
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Sasher.
Mr.. John Crib left yesterday for
Omaha. where he will spend few weeks
taking in the sights of the exposition.
Miss Ester Nixon is seriously i'll at her
home on College Hill. Her numerous
friends are quite worried over her condl-
ton.
A NJ. Goldstandt returned last night
from trip to New York. where he mas
been buying all the fall novelties he could
find.
Mrs. I. L. Goodson. Charles Coodson.
Ed Goodskl and Miss Josie Perkins, all Of
Macon, Mo, are Gyisltng Mrs J, L.
Windie.
". J. Krehbiel, editor Of the Newton
Republican, was in the city last evening
attending TO some business affairs and VS.
ting with the newspaper boys
". e. Stanley viii speak al the annual
reunion OF the Garfield Republican club al
RosedaIe, Kan. tonight. O,her speakers (
are W. J. Bailey and J. D. Bowersock.
S. ". Sha;tuck, Jr,. leaves this morning
for Chicago. New York and Boston on a I
combined business and pleasure trip. He
Will remain in the cas-; about thirty days
Contractors will begin putting new roA
upon the Burton Car WORKS within a fsw
days The old roofs leak 50 mat ths
walls and machinery have beea damaged .
badly.
Mr. and Mrs. B p. Cushman. Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. II. Bentley and M. and Mrs ~
Z. Jett have gone 70 Colorado. where they
viii spend q Few weeks fishing. alati1g
and roughiRg IL
John Charts and wife OF Kioxa have .
lately come mis- cl;y 20 reside. having
purchased home OF North Empo-la- Mr.
Charlis IS a wealthy cstyienan and c1nes
here 10 De near his ranch ana az iHa same
time enjoy lie in a city.