The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-29
CITY IN BRIEF.

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The rain here was about one inch and
| one-third
Geo. w. wiley Of Meade, Kan. was
here yesterday.
| Miss Florence MoreIand Is visiting with
Miss Pearl Pryor.
| were here yesterday.
| Ed Robinson who has been in the hos
pital for several weeks. is out again.
City Electrician Mcvey is expected to
return from his trip to Europe today.
John W. Leedy of Lawrence. was q
business visitor in the city yesterday.
| Mrs. Mckee of Anthony, is in the city
| shopping and visiting all acquaintances.
| Charles Porter was here yesterday from
| Goddard. He reports a good rain out
there.
Rev. n. E. Harmon, pastor OF the NJ.
E. church at Sedgwick, was in the city
yesterday.
| Stanley Albaugh Of FL Dorado, passed
4 through this city yesterday on his way
to Kingman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewlett returned yester-
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Springs, Colorado.
Mr.. James D. Guthrie, Jr.. of Arkansas
City, is spending the week with Roy c.
Fleming on College Hill.
Frank Mcpherson, the hat buyer at
Fulton's clothing store, returned home
yesterday from an eastern trip.
Within the last seventeen days George
Israel has made negatives from which he
had orders to print nearly 1000 pictures.
with a number of fine Arkansas valley
farm scenes and having the interior
painted white.
! Mrs. Mollie Strahan left Monday for
wellington. She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Hubert Childe. who will visit
for some time.
| Deacon Wilson was in from the coun-
try yesterday and says the rain out there
! was sufficient to make fall blowing easy
and the pasture good.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sllknitter and family of
Kingfsher, o. T., are in the city visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs o. w. Bell of S2S
East Murdoch avenue.
| DR.. H. L. McIlhenny of Norwich, &C
| companied by his family, is here on his
return from an extended visit to Duluth.
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Miss Lottie Allen of Kingman, has &C
! cepted a position as bookkeeper and
stenographer for the Missouri and Kan
sas Telephone company here.
The Free Methodist mission will open
again tonight Hall newly papered and
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work and holiness assist in these meet
ings.
| Mrs. Lizzie Kaufman, who has been in
the city for the past month visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. Casad,
returned to her home in Des Moines,
Iowa, yesterday.
The Democrats met last night and or
gained a fambeau club, with Joe Mus
selman for president and Ed. Burton for
| secretary. A committee was appointed
to procure uniforms.
| Will H. SAKE. who has been employed
! at Johnson & Larimer's wholesale dry
goods house, left yesterday for Kansas
| City, where he has accepted a position in
| a wholesale house of that city.
| Colonel Sam Hess has in the window of
| the Herman & Hess clothing store pic
turesque carnival clown standing on a
bass drum, the compliments of the Mil
waukee Carnival association to Wichita
| Today takes place the outing at the
park which the Salvation Army gives 70
the little children. The children will
gather this morning and will 20 to the
park, where all kinds Of good things will
I be served.
| w. J. Walk has returned from a
weeks trip 10 Columbus and eastern
Kansas. He says they have had plenty
of rain over there in the last ten days.
He found great many who contemplate
coming to Wichita's fall carnival.
Miss Maude Struble, of Geo. Innes &
Co., cloak department, has returned from
the east. She visited New York City,
Long Branch and other places Of inter
est and on her return stopped in Chicago
| several days. She is very enthusiastic
over her trip and enjoyed the vacation
| immensely.
| C. W. Simmons was in FL Dorado yes
terday as a witness in the case Of one
Of the persons recently captured by him.
on the charge of horse stealing Mr.
| Simmons has been very fortunate lately
| in the capture of alleged horse thieves
| and is receiving the congratulations OF
the officers in surrounding counties.