The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-17
CITY IN 3 REF.

city yesterday.
The crowds are back in front of the
, Eagles war bulletins.
, Ben Royce was transacting business at
the court house yesterday.
Rev. Purlee Of Stafford. Kansas was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
/ Mrs E. Morris has returned from an
| extended visit in West Virginia.
! Mr.. Sidney Toler left yesterday for the
east after a pleasant visit in Wichita.
! Mr.. ]. Q. Hamilton has returned from
the east after a stay of several weeks.
Tom Frost of wellington is in the city
spending few days visiting with friends.
B. H Campbell has convalesced far
enough to return to his home at River
side.
/ Joseph Baldwin of Valley Center was
transacting business at the court house
yesterday.
Mrs. Chapman Of 41s Sedgwick block.
| has left the city for a visit at Sulphur
Springs, I. T.
William G.. Kelsey is very sick at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Joe Brady, $50
South Water street.
Many accidents have been reported al
ready from people who have been bath
ing in the little river.
DR.. c. c. Coleman of Mississippi is Wis
iting Mr.. A c. Jobes and family. He is
charmed with Kansas.
Mrs. Hubert Childe, who has been VS.
iting in Wellington for the past three
weeks, returned yesterday.
Council No. IS of the Fraternal Aid as
ISOLATION have planned for a refreshment
social at their rooms tonight
marriage license was granted in the
probate court yesterday 20 Boone D. Hite
Of Sylvia and Miss Mania Baker OF An
dover.
Miss Bertha Hilbert is back at her
counter in George lines & Co.'S after a
pleasant vacation spent with relatives
and friends at Galena-
Judge Glenn has received notice from
the pension department that the PEN
sion of Rufus Birdsen, Wichita, has been
increased to s12 per month.
Camans band stopped in the city Sun
day on their way to Hutchinson where
they played at the funeral of one Of
the old members of that organization.
Judge Ruggles is still at work on the
Sullivan case at the court house. He is
getting things in shape for the trial
which will come up in the supreme court.
Messrs George and David Parkinson
have returned from Chicago where they
have been attending school the past year.
They expect to return to Chicago in Sep
tember
City Electrician Mcvay left yesterday
for Paris. Mr.. McVay has been granted
a thirty days leave of absence and while
in Paris will attend meeting Of cleo
trical engineers.
District Clerk P. L. Arnett leaves today
for Geuda Springs for several days
stay there Mr.. Arnett has been indis-
posed for some time and hopes to be ben
Gifted by his vacation.
Miss Ella Rhodes and Miss Wilde Hol-
lister have left for Oklahoma City where
they will enter the millinery business.
They have many friends here who are
interested in their success.
David Moore of the Rogan Commission
company. says that the hot weather does
not discourage anybody this year. He
has just sold 500 head of feeders to Mr..
Shredder Pat Gould, Mr.. Conner and Milt
Miner.
Sylvia H. Bixby died Monday morning
at 2:40 at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo Bixby. e21 South Water
street. He was confined to his bed with
inflammation of the bowels and died after
an illness Of two weeks. He was about
two years old.
The proudest man in town yesterday
was Mr. z. A Fleming, one OF the pop
ular employees at the Santa Fe offices. II
was occasioned by his having been made
the papa Of a fine eight pound boy which
arrived at his home on South Topeka
avenue yesterday morning.
John E. Hill, one Of the most widely
known colored men in the northern part
Of the county, died Sunday night of heart
disease. He owned a large farm near Val
ley Center and was considered quite pros
porous. The funeral will take place to-
morrow and will be in charge of Under
taker Dunbar.
President {erndon and Secretary Toler.
the pushers for the state Fair. which will
be held the first week in September.
were out yesterday flooding the town
with fair literature. With two such off,
GERS as Colonel Tolsr and Mr.. He-ndon
at the head the fair can not help but
be a grand success. both socially and
financially.
The Young Mems Republican club will
hold a meeting tonight in tho Sons 81
Hermann hail on North Main street. An
interesting meeting has been planned FOR
and q number OF talks viii be given BY
hers Of the club ard others The
membership Of this organiza ton Is rapid
y increasing and the work Is being taken
up throughout the county.
a bald head OF an unridy condition Of
the ha.r causes more unhappy hours
than any other condition OF life. Avoid
these by using Beggs' Hair Renewer- Il
cures all scalp diseases. stops hair fall
ing out and grows hair On bald heads
Guaranteed to give satisfaction J. p
Alien. Dockum & Higginson. Geo. Van
Werden-
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