The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
CITY IN B7iEF.

The Santa Fe train from the south was
late yesterday.
Mr. Alexander 3. Cox Of Missouri Is
visiting In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Q. Chandler are IN
Kansas City this week.
Dir. J. c. Mayau was IN the city from
Valley Center yesterday.
Mr.. J. c. Butts Of Augusta was IN the
city yesterday on business.
Mr.. ]. ". Dale Of Clearwater was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. c. B. Stewart Of Valley Center was
in the city yesterday on business
Commodore Nelson Of the street car
company leaves today for the east.
Mr.. Henry Elmer Of Milwaukee was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. n. W. Daring left last night for
New Orleans on a ten days business
trip.
The pinnacle Of the Missouri Pacific
station has been arranged and is com
pleted.
Senator Tapp is one Of the first Wichi-
ia men to wear the centennial exposition
button.
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homa City yesterday mingling with
Wichita friends.
Mr.. S. c. Kimel OF Arkansas City, a
former Wichban. was in the city spend
ing Sunday with friends.
Mr.. Ben Kerfoot returned TO his home
in Kansas city. yesterday after visit Of
several days with friends.
Miss Laura Newcomb. stenographer for
Commissioner Shearpan, was out Of the
city yesterday on a visit.
Mr.. J. NJ. Moore, cashier Of the Fourth
National bank, is on a business trip IN
Kansas City Of several days duration.
Mr.. 0. 3. Loomey, cashier Of the Bank
Of Clahin. was in the city yesterday do
ing business with the Kansas National
bank.
Mrs. Charley Grimes and little daugh-
ter, Cecil, have returned from a very
pleasant visit of ten days with friends at
Zenda, Kan.
Miss Myrtle Mcvey. a sister Of City
Electrician McVey. arrived IN the city
yesterday from Denver and VIII make
this city her home
Mrs. L NJ Gray, formerly Of this city,
but now located at Hardy, Ark, is visit
ing with the family Of Mr.. c. c. Camp.
113O Biting avenue.
Mrs May Kirkpatrick and Mrs. VIII
Brown of Perry, 0. T., visited their sis
ter, Mrs. A H. Cam of 3o3 South Mar
ket street last week.
Mr.. James Mann Of the Western News
paper Union, was brought home danger
ously I'll by Dr. Purdue and Percy Bris-
tow He is improving slowly.
A number of the golf enthusiasts were
out yesterday at the links on Paramount
The games were interesting and num-
Der of splendid scores were made.
Mr.. Frank Davis. Of the well known
live stock commission firm Of Davis, Nc
Donald & Davis Of St. Joe is in the city
on business at the Union stock yards.
Council No lis of the Fraternal Aid
has arranged social tonight AT their
hall at First and Main. A program has
been prepared consisting Of pleasing num-
bers.
John W Breidenthal, late candidate for
governor on the fusion ticket, stopped
over in Wichita between trains last night
and left without seeing any Of the heads
Of his party in this city.
Mrs. Homan. from Cowley county, IS
in the city visiting her sister. Mrs. Geo.
Pyle. Mrs. Homan came to attend the
funeral Of her sister. Miss Susie Dearborn
but arrived here too lats
Mrs. Col Bryant left yesterday morn
ing for a two weeks visi. with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Wells Miller Of Oklahoma City.
She was accompanied BY little Helen
Miller, her infant granddaughter.
A basket Of grapes was opened at
Parkhursts store Saturday which con
tanned the name Of Miss Evelyn Baker,
1892 Fifth street, clean. n. Y. on one
side Of the interior OF the basket.
Mr.. r. L. Cunning, Wichita salesman
for the Goodyear Rubber company. is in
the city from an extended business "trip,
and his sole mission is TO vote and work
hard for the Orient road bond deal
The cases Of the Mutual Hail Insurance
company. against some twenty farmers Of
this county, which were to have been
tried in the city court yesterday have
been postponed until December 4. by con-
sent Of all the parties interested
Mr.. Abe Beggs, the veteran head hog
buyer for the Armour Packing company.
is in the city looking after his comDany's
business at the, Union Stock Yards While
here he is the guest Of Mr.. Deck Par
sons. the Wichita representative Of the
ArmOurs.