The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-10
CITY IN R3IEE.

Taul MeI1nger was up from Texas yes
terday visiting his family
j. Hunter Williams of Glencoe. O. T.
was in the city yesterday.
DR.. c. G. Adams is out of town bu
will return Monday, July t.
Mrs. Alva Turner is still very sick a.
hsr home on West Third street.
Work on the foundation of the Nilsson
ri Pacific depot has been resumed
Rev. c. II. Wareham and wife left las
evening for Denver on a two weeks
trip.
NJ A. Carvin has returned from an ex-
tensive business visit through western
Kansas.
A trolley car marked Special and
covered with flags was on the street last
evening
Mrs W. c. Donnelly has returned from
an extended visit with friends at Ellis
worth, Kan.
Mr.. ]. P. Johnson has removed from 924
North Market street to 437 North To-
peka avenue.
Miss Katie Lee of Perry, o. T., is
| spending her vacation In the city visiting
| with relatives.
Two inches of rain fell at Mount Hope
| Saturday night and it was badly needed
by the farmers
Guy Truck of Fulton's clothing house.
is spending several days in Kansas City
and st. Joseph.
John Speer knew Webster Davis years
ago at Garden City when the latter was
a budding orator
1
Mr.. w. H. Keefer of the Pepsin Syrup
| company, Centralia, H., was visitor in
| the city yesterday.
M. P. ]. Conklin returned yesterday
| from business trip in New York and
| other eastern points.
The new street car track to College
Hill reached Grove avenue, half mile
east of Hydraulic. last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. sparr have re-
turned to their home in Wellington after
a stay of several days in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Steenrod have re-
turned to Colwich after pleasant visit
of week in the city with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Johnessee and
son, Ira, have returned from a weeks
visit in the eastern part of the state.
Mrs. Laura Scofield, whose health has
been very poor all summer, is lying very
Ill at her home, 513 North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kinzer. who have been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Farrow.
have returned to their home in Newton.
Miss Gertrude F'rohman has returned
from pleasant visit with her friend.
Miss Lille Shoemaker, at Cheney, Kan
Miss Laura Gross of the city public
library, left for Kansas City yesterday.
where she will spend a months vacation.
Miss Carrie Bliss is visiting this week
with friends in Colwich, and Miss Min
ME Bliss is filing her position as cashier
in Weinschenk's.
1t was reported last night that a how
had been drowned in Chisholm creek.
The most diligent inquiry failed to sub
stantiate the rumor.
Vermilion Harris Of this city was door
keeper at the committee on resolutions
Of the Kansas iCty convention and saw
the biggest of the big
Mr.. George C. Maiers of New York
city arrived Sunday to attend the funeral
of his brother. Fred Maier, and will be
the guest of the family until next Tues |
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Dumer Of Brook |
vile, Pa, are in the city visiting Mr. and |
Mrs. l. A. Kness of North Washington /
street; also Mrs. W. S. Kiel Of Fair |
mount.
Mrs. L. B. Farrell, Miss Leida and Mr.. |
Garland Farrell returned yesterday from
visit in the east. Mr. Farrell has been
attending Harvard university during the
past year.
c. S. Jobes was in the city YESTERDAY
visiting his brother, A. c. Jobes of the
Bank Of Commerce. He was accompa-
MED by his brother-in-law, a Mr.. Taylor
OF Mississippi
Mr.. r. P. Murdoch was taken sick Fri
day night. His physician, DR.. ". A.
took him to St. Francis Al
an early hour last evening he was rest
ing comfortably.
W. R, George, a stranger In the city
was arrested yesterday by ofcer
Sam Jones in a very helpless condition.
He was lying on Water street, having
been showed away from a gate by a coll
bred woman.
Mr.. Charles Duncan, formerly commits
sioner of this county, but now Of Kiowa.
was in the city yesterday Ee is ranch
ing in Barber county and IS doing well.
He says all crops in the vicinity OF Kio-
wa are immense.
James Howard. the Iiveryman, was on.
n the vicinity of Goddard yesterday and
le says the corn has suffered seriously
rom the extreme hot weather He SAYS
/ great deal OF IT will not make more
han five bushels TO the acre
Mrs. Mary Klen.z left yesterday for
Colorado to spend the summer months
On her way she viii stop In Norton and
visit her daughter. Mrs. Gay, also her
laughter in Colorado Springs. The rest
II the time VIII he PUT in Maritou and
Buena VISTA.
James Hughes Of Gage, o. T, Is n the
,ity looking for a suitable building in
which 10 make cowboy boots. he has
1ailt Up q lAge trade in the goods along
he Panhandle road and has concluded 20
,over a large sc0pe OF territory By oper-
ting from here.
Mrs. Eddie Belts. wife OF Wilson Bets. /,
lied q consun1 ptio1 al her home. zTss
East First street last evening az SIS ;
felock, a sweet Christian spirit Ia. :
'ound its rest The funeral viii b hsia /.
: the home this crues3ay) evening 4.
- Friends are invited.
P " Anderson leaves today sor q visit =
n g. Louis. Chicago and Milwaukee 7
: hiie IN Milwaukee he VII ztts-1
Meeting o. tas Agents Association % \
he Northwestern LIE Insurance coF-a- :
any. II 4. anticipated that agents from :
II over the United states I'll ae pres
n