The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-16
CITY eRlEF.

Mrs. ]. NJ Balderston and children are
visiting friends at Newton.
Representative N. P. willets Of Wilson
county was here yesterday.
J. C. Cranberry and wife Of Ashland
are guests at the Occidental.
Miss Blanche Alexander is seriously Ill
at her residence on Steven street
Uncle Jacob Pettinger left last evening
for a visit in the country about Cheney.
A bright little girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson last
night.
J. D. Bray Of Burnside. H.. Is visiting
his sister, Mrs. J. r. Riley, ZIG Mathew
son avenue.
Mr. Earnest Phillips Of Oklahoma City,
is in the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Kirkpatrick.
J. H. williams Of Medicin Lodge was
registered at the Occidental yesterday
and the day before.
Mrs. Gertrude Musselman Is at Sedg-
wick City visiting with her mother, who
is reported quite I'll.
Mr.. Ed Bump left yesterday morninE
for Kansas City. where he expects to re-
main for some time.
Mrs. Joe Dodds and little daughter.
Nina, leave this morning for q month's
vacation at Geuda Springs.
Miss Berta TIL Jmpson. with s. 2. Noyes
& Co, has returned from a two weeks
visit with friends In Kansas City.
Geo. w. Wright. a travelling cigar sales
man, has made this city his headquarters
and Is staying at the Carey hotel
Mr.. Fuller, father-in-law Of Mayor
Ross. had his shoulder hurt yesterday
trying to hold a horse that got scared.
Misses Nellie Leichzrt and June Slocum,
from near Goddard. spent yesterday in
the city, guests of Miss Fode Stanley. 2s7
North Topeka
Mrs. Belle Reed and Mrs. Crawford,
sisters of Miss McNabb, s15 South Main
street, left yesterday for their homes at
Charlottesville. Ind.
Mr.. w. s. Pratt and family of Mt.
Hope, were In the city yesterday enroute
home from q; three months trip in Min
nesota and Dakota
Mrs e. E. Kirkpatrick, who has been
confined to her room with q severe III
ness for four weeks, Is now able to be up
and about the house.
Mr.. w. G. Funk and Mr.. Phil Hostel
ter, two popular young business men of
Hutchinson, were In town yesterday Wis
iting among their friends.
DR.. s. 6. Noble, who left with the Ep-
worth Leaguers q few weeks ago and
visited his father, who was sick in Penn
sylvania, has returned home.
The grand chancellor knights Of Pyth-
las, domain Of Kansas, will visit Wichita
lodge, No. 1s9, on Thursday evening and
will be given a welcome by the lodge A
large attendance is desired.
The funeral services of Mrs. E. A.
Crane, who died Monday morning. will be
held this morning at $3.50 o'clock at her
late residence. CO South Lawrence ave-
nue. Friends of the family are invited.
Rev. John Utz and wife Of Maryland,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
C. W. Thompson, have returned from
Oklahoma They will remain In Wichita
for a few weeks then start for their
eastern home.
Colonel w. ]. wilsey Of the Arm Of
Cole & wIlsey, Of this city. has returned
to the city after some time attending the
serious illness OF Mrs. wilsey. who IS
spending the summer with her parents In
Butler county.
]. E. Lewis, SAINT Wolf and George
Tapp returned yesterday from an enjoy
able fishing trip over on the Walnut.
They didn't catch many FISH, becaus 1t
rained nearly all the time they were out,
but they enjoyed the trip. nevertheless.
Mrs. Birdie Williamson and daughter.
Miss King. Of Coldwater. Kan. are at
the Occidental for a few days, while on
| their way from e Reno. o. T., where
they have been visiting. Mr.. Williamson
is a lumber dealer Of Coldwater.
Mr.. G. II. Kimball. formerly connected
with the Western Planning Nil company
here, and now located at Hunnewell In 4
! thriving business. was IN the city yester-
day in attendance at the session of the
federal court. before which he has suit
pending.
Miss Ellen ChatfeId. formerly Of wlch-
Eta, but now living at Boulder. Col.
daughter of d. J. Chatfield. has been very
low with typhoid fever for FIVE weeks.
Three others Of the family are TOW
down. Miss Lou. the oldest. on,y just
getting we'll
A fisherman who has been over on the
Walnut in the vicinity OF Augusta, n
great deal Of late says he never saw che
Ike OF fishermen In his Hfe a. he has
seen this summer. He says that Il Is
very strange that all Of the Augusta
and Butler county people come over this
way 10 FISH in the Little river. while the
people from this city think there IL no
such place as the Walnut 20 60 fishing.