The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14
CITY IN BRIEF.


Mo.
Carl Gehring is confined to his HON,
with severe cold.
Mr.. Emmett Wolfe Of Arkansas City i.
visiting in the city.
John and Gustaye Harder Of BrafnerC
were in the city yesterday.
The county commissioners Will hold &
special meeting on Saturday.
Judge ]. n. Haymaker Of the probat'
court is visiting in Kentucky.
Fritz Huffman has been sick since
Saturday night with malaria
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Bertha Braitsch Aug. 2S
Sheriff Simmons was out near Sunny
dale yesterday serving legal papers.
A telegram came here yesterday to
Mayor Ross offering $50 for laborers-
Mr.. Ed Park of Webb City, No.. for
merly Of Wichita, is visiting friends in
the city.
Mr. George NJ Dickson has been sick
for several days but was at his Office
yesterday.
The Elks will entertain members of
Robinson's show Monday before the per-
Torrance.
Mr. and Mrs o. G. Jacobs left yesterday
for Clear Lake. Mimi, to be gone a
few weeks.
Mr.. Charles Demar returned yesterday
from ten days trip for his health in
Pawnee, o. T,
H. W. Morgan returned yesterday from
trip through the Panhandle country
and Oklahoma
Mrs. Love Thompson returned yester-
day from South Haven after pleasant
three months visit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A Beach returned
yesterday from a five weeks enjoyable
trip to Colorado.
And now the josher yells as ne mops
his face, throw up your chest; here
comes the ice man."
Mr. and Mrs. Tom c. Wilson and Mrs.
Clemens left yesterday for weeks out
ing at Geuda Springs.
Nora P. Smiley VS.. Jane Murray and
others is the title of a suit filed in the
district court yesterday.
Misses Stella and Zeilah Howe Of Kan
sas City are guests of Miss Matte Win
CERT, 1341 North Topeka avenue
Miss Julia A McCabe, with the Wich-
tia Abstract and Land company, will
spend her vacation at her home near Ba-
aar, Kan.
Miss Lola Maxwell, who left here Sat
urday, August 4, has good position as
stenographer for the national Republic
committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph of Alva came in
yesterday on their way to Eureka
Springs, from where they will make
trip to Oregon.
E E. Harvey of the law firm of HUT
man & Harvey, has returned from Lane
county, where he had several cases in
court last week.
James Allison, who left here in March
as commissioner to the Paris exposition,
has left Paris and will reach Wichita
about September 10.
Mr.. Fred Gockel,. of Arkansas City, who
has been visiting in Wichita and camp
ing on the Whitewater for the past ten
days, left yesterday for home.
In the account of the Populist conven- |
ton the name of Henry Schwefter did |
not belong there, as was obvious. 1t was |
a mispirnt for another Hame.
Colonel Sam Hess, who keeps the chron- !
ology of the weather in Wichita, and has |
for years, says that there was a heavy |
rain nstorm here a year ago yesterday.
Mrs Mel W. Warren left Sunday night |
for Kansas City and Chicago. Her |
mother, who lives in New York, will |
meet her in Chicago and they will visit |
together.
The splitting ordinance has brought out |
the fact that there are men in Wichita
who can spit thirty feet or more. They |
spit onto the pavement without moving. |
no matter where they are standing.
Miss Mabel Stabler, who has been Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Yale for the last
six weeks, returned to her home in Nc
Pherson yesterday monring. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. Yale and
1aby.
Mr.. Roy Sykes, of the Eagle composing
room, left Sunday afternoon for an out
ing in Colorado. He viii visit Colorado
Springs, Cripple Creek Manitou and
Denver, and will be gone about two or
three weeks.
John Davis returned yesterday from
Robinson ford. a camping place on the
above Towanda- Mr.. Davis
ays there are about twenty Wichita peo-
lie there and thirty or more from FL
Dorado and other places.
Among those who subscribed 10 the
yesterday are Mrs. ]. F.
Iortery. Mrs. Victor Murdoch. Mrs. Geo.
=. Pratt Mrs. E. E. Beach. Mrs. Cash
henderson.
Mr.. George Whitlock Jr., Of the Eagle
,tereotyping room, is visiting relatives I
4 Bonaparte, Iowa. He viii be absent
bout a month and will visit in Keokuk.
)es Mooines, Farming onand other cities !
4 Iowa.
A merry party Of serenaders visited the
eagle last night. They were: Nellie Ma
oney. Anna Mahoney. Kate Mahoney.
linnie Norton Mary Mahoney, Emma
sogers. Rita Rogers, Art Rose. Fred
Reynolds. Gene Devine, Frank Bartlett |
sert Rogers Ed Spinkston, Belmer Pink
ton. John Mahney. Art Wright
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