The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-03
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. Eugene Lewis of Caldwell, visited
in the city today.
Born. to Jean and Daisy Balling, Sep
TENDER 2. a daughter.
Joe Brubacker went to Sedgwick yes
terday on legal business.
Mrs. John NJ. Moore returned from
Geuda Springs yesterday.
Fred Richter came in yesterday to
spend Sunday in the city.
E. S. Burke of the Valley Center In
dex, was in the city yesterday.
The big reunion is to be September 10
to q inclusive. at South Riverside park.
Mrs. ]. Waldeck left yesterday morn
ing for Washington. D. c., and the east
Mrs. E. P. Downing. who has been i'll
for the past three weeks. is now convel-
escent.
Miss Lottie Newcomb left Saturday for
Chicago to visit her sister. Mrs. Chas.
GerveY.
Miss Hattie Gretchen Of Sedgwick. is
visiting with Mrs. Lee Helen of South
Main street
The Misses Simpson came down from
Valley Center last night and spent Sun
day at home.
Mr.. H. X. Bear and family OF 235
Wichita avenue, returned Friday from a
visit at Walnut. Kan.
Miss Minnie woodcock reports having
a most delightful time in the mountains
in Colorado last week.
DR.. Nicely left yesterday for an extend
ed vistr with his son and daughter in
New York and Pennsylvania
Mr.. Tom Sellers left yesterday for a
vacation of three weeks in eastern cities.
stopping first at Philadelphia
Colonel A. NJ. woodford of oswego.
Kan. is in the city visiting his son, C.
A. woodford OF 421 Short street.
Professor Blume's orchestr1 is expected
home firm their summers engagement at
Hot Springs, S. D., the middle of Septem-
Der.
Captain Fishback of Kansas City. will
deliver an address at the old soldiers
reunion. The captain is an eloquent
speaker.
Mrs. Robert Hewlett, who has been Wis
iting relatives in New York state, reach
ed home yesterday, having had a very
enjoyable trp.
Miss Cordelia LineIl. 1913 Fairvlew ave
nue.. returned yesterday from Des
Moines. Iowa, where she has been visit
ing for some time.
Mr. Orlo johnson Of eoS South Water
street, who has been confined TO his
room for three weeks with typhoid fever.
Is slowly improving.
Mr. Z. L. Drake. county clerk OF Woods
county. Alva, Q. T. accompanied by his
wife. stopped ever in the city yesterday
on their way to Pennsylvania.
The funeral of Mrs. F. A. Burress will
take place from the family residence,
143S North Waco. today al o'clock.
Burial in Maple Grove cemetery.
G. NJ wadsworth and NJ L. Foster.
Of Watonga. Blaine county. o. T. who
represent Hereford post at Philadelphia.
passed through Wichita yesterday.
Miss Edna Lewis of Caldwell. IS the
guest OF Miss lie Veta Reilly al her
home on North Topeka Miss Lewis is
enroute home after a visit IN Colorado.
Miss Estelle Downing leaves this morn
ing over the Rock Island for a months
visit with friends and relatives in To-
peka, Kansas City. ST. Joseph and oma-
Ia.
DR.. Robert W. Craig. who has been
visiting with his mother on College Hi
and circulating among his medical
friends of this city, left last night for
Chicago.
F. \. Hibarger manager Of the actual
business department OF the Commercial
college. returned Friday evening from a
two weeks vacation with friends in Gay
Center, Kan
Mrs. c. ". Hitchcock and children Of
Belle Piaine. have just returned home
after spending few days with the fam
lily OF II. NJ. Hyperion. on East Th!r-
teentA street
Rev. A. S. Dechan:, superintendent Of
home missions OF the Reformed church.
IS visiting Rev. Bruce Griffith and will
preach in the Reformed church morning
and evening.
Frank Oliver has a new problem In
economics. II is this: How vii p-or
Wichita effect farmers trader" There Is
street car service in a city the SIZE OF
q sensible answer to IL
Rezin Robertson tdied a. his home last
night at 70 o'clock after q long. lingering
illness. Funeral services viii be held ~