The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-10
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Mrs. Cecil Harris has gone 70 Weoo
City, No., for a visit.
]. w. Brownson has changed his resi-
dence to sOs South Main street
B. A. Dulaney Of Covlngton. KY, Is IN
the city visiting his cousin. w. Il. Du-
laney.
B. F. Duck Of Paramount University
and two sons left yesterday for the lakes
OF Minnesota.
Ennis Smith Of LtchieId. IL. has ae-
cepted position with the Golden Eagle
clothing house.
Miss Myrtle Longhead Of Coldwater Is
the guest of Nellie and Cora Duncan OF
SIG Eagle street.
Mrs. Dr.. Taylor and daughters are
spending a few days with relatives and
friends at Norwich.
Judge Balderston was In Greenwood
county the first OF the week attending to
some legal business.
Mrs. syl Dunkin left yesterday for Null
vane where she will visit with friends and
enjoy fishing excursion to the Walnut
John Braitsch, the shoe man, has just
finished fine new floor IN his store room,
which much to the appearance OF the
store.
I. Gross of the Golden Eagle clothing
house has returned from the eastern
market. where he has been to purchase
his fall stock.
Judge Haymaker left last night for Chi
cago and the east. He will spend several
days among the lakes OF Michigan before
returning to Wichita
Miss Ira Peoples, late head nurse Of
the Protestant hospital, Great Falls,
Mont, is visiting her sister, Miss Nellie
Toy, 121 South Lawrence.
D. z. Breese returned yesterday from
Colwich and vicinity. He gives glowing
accounts of the crop conditions and says
he never saw corn so fine.
Lee Stearns was at Wellington yester-
day. He says the corn II being burned
considerably in that section and the other
crops are not extra good.
Mrs. c. E. Rebstein and SON Of Okla
homa City passed through the city yes
terday on their way to Newton, where
they will visit for the next few weeks.
The damage suit OF Burdette AGAINST the
American Cement Plaster company OF
Mulvane has been transferred from the
district court to the United States court.
The child of Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Reach
died at Warrens ourg. Mo-, yesterday.
The baby will be brought here for bur-
ial, the family arriving at ITO on the
Missouri Pacific today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Brist0w left last
night for Stanbury. No., on q visit. Mr..
Bristow will be absent about ten days,
while Mrs. Bristow will probably remain
there until october'1st.
s. w. Lee brought TO the Eagle ONCE
yesterday morning a twin muskmelon
which is quite curiosity. The melon Is
of the Rocky Ford variety and grew
double from the stem all the way down.
In the ABSENCE Of Rocky Ford cante-
loupe melons, w. L. Wood, with gardens
on South Hydraulic, seems to be able to
furnish epicureans with what they want
C. v. Ratliffe and son George returned
yesterday after a business and pleasure
trip in Manitou, Colorado Springs and
Denver. Mr.. Ratliffe met Judge Wyatt
at Manitou and says the judge Is looking
much improved in health.
The members OF the Lincoln street Sum
day school will picnic at Linwood park to-
day. Wagons will leave the church at
1880 q. m. 1t Is expected that a large
number will attend and enjoy the entire
day with games and refreshments.
Claude r. DEAN, one OF the Wichita
boys who has for the past three years
been in st. Louis in the employ OF the H.
turned to that city after a ten days
visit with his mother, Mrs. r. c. Dean.
DR.. c. G Evans left last evening for
| Parkersburg, W. Va, In answer to a tele-
gram informing him that his wife. who
| has been visiting In that city for sew
| eral months, had met with an accident
while riding and was badly injured. The
doctor will be absent two or three weeks.
Orin T. Welsh of New York City, was
in the city yesterday In the interest OF
some capitalists Of the east who own pro-
perty in this city and county. Mr.. Welsh
| Is a former Kansan. having held the Office
Of state Insurance Inspector for two terms
He thinks Kansas has come out wonder
fully since he left Il a few years ago.
"Foley's Kidney Cure has been tested
and found to be all you claim for It
have been giving It to my father and II
is the only thing that ever helped him.
writes Geo. c. HIckock, Curtiss, Wis
! Hooking Drug Co., G. Gehring and Wells
Miller, druggists.
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