The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-16
CITY In R3iEF.

Iof al extended visit In The east
John House has gone to Eureka to at
tend his brother Ray, who is very sick
there.
The bridge over Chisholm creek on
Douglas avenue has been re-hcored this
week.
Attorney John W. Adams returned yes
terday from ten days outing At Geuda
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A Ayres left yester-
day for three weeks visit at Kalama-
zoo. Mich.
Zen W. Foutz of Kansas City Is here
visiting George McNeal. He is on his
way to Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shields left last
| night for a three weeks trip TO New
York and Chicago.
Miss Edith Longlauds of ST. Louis is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Brown,
521 South Water street.
Four hundred and twenty men in WITCH
TIA said yesterday: August is half
way through, thank heaven"
Clark Camp OF the janitor's force at
the court house, is spending several days
visiting with his son near Sedgwick
Henry Schad, marshal of the city court,
is spending a few days at Geuda Springs
IN hopes Of regaining his health.
| Otto Eckstein came in yesterday from
| the north part of the county, where he
has been for several days on business.
| Z. A. Short, editor of the United States
Health Journa! of New York. is visiting
| ms mother. He is an old Wichita boy
Il will have to hurry home" ]. O. Da-
wilson said to man yesterday evening
making hasty adieu, before it rains
The city is repairing the Maple street
bridge. The bridge will be shortened con-
| siderably. 1t has been closed several
| months.
Mr. Clyde Pharis of Conway Springs
is visiting in the city with friends. Mr.
Pharis attended the Lewis academy here
for several terms.
w. NJ. Glenn Of Tribune, Kan, chair
man Of the recent joint debate there be-
tween I. P. Campbell and Chester I.
Long, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Sadie Thomas, who has been Wis
iting in the city, has returned to her
home IN Alva, o. T. Miss Thomas was
accompanied by Miss Maggie Thomas OF
this city.
Since the splitting ordinance went into
effect DR.. Shuts says that even on his
own back porch at home he Involuntary
looks around for policeman before he
lets fly.
Mrs. ALI c. Goodin received the sad
news yesterday of the death of her sis
ter. Mrs. John Ortell of Keokuk, Iowa
Mrs. Artie S. Champion is visiting at
her old home in Michigan.
The funeral services of Miss Mona
Jones, deceased, will be conducted by
Rev Lynch at the family residence, No.
700 st. Francis avenue, at $50 o'clock
Friday morning, August II.
City Attorney A E. Helm and family |
and s. T. Hawley and wife. accompanied |
by several others, have gone to the Wal |
nut to camp for week, and A. E. says |
the Walnut is full of Populist fish.
Mrs. J. c. Cassell and daughter left |
yesterday morning for Colorado, where |
she will join her sister and brother, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Laval of Frankfort, KY,
and spend the rest of the summer.
James Fidler, a contractor who has
been employed in putting up the new
town hall at Cheney, received an injury
while on the work which caused blood
poison, from which he died yesterday
L. N. Dean and his daughters, Miss Jes-
sic and Hiss Nellie. left yesterday for
short vacation at their ranch in King
man county and Immediately to take In
the cattlemen's convention at Kingman
Mary Dodson VS.. ]. W. Bickell and
others is the title of a suit filed in the
district court yesterday. 1t is to quiet
the title of Wichita property Adams &.
Adams are the attorneys for the plain
tiff
VIII Dando was down in Wellington
Tuesday, and he says that you could tell
a Wichita man on the streets there every
time. The Wichita man walked to the
edge Of the sidewalk and spat in the
gutter.
Mrs. John L. Powell was called east
yesterday by the sudden death Of her
sister, Mrs. Frank C. Reach of Jackson
vile, Ill. Mrs. Reach has visited this CITY
several times during recent years, and .
her many friends will learn with ceep
regret of her death.
Fred Baldwin found among his old
negatives the other day fine, large pho
tograph Of Wichita taken in 1875 from the
east end Of Douglas avenue. The big ,
gest thing in town was Bill Greiffen- :
STEMS house on South Water street.
There were no trees In town off the river ,
bank ,,
Ray Taylor, a former Wichita boy, now s
chief clerk in the passenger department I
Of the Santa Fe at Oklahoma City, re- l
membered the boys Of the Santa Fe .
district freight office with several bas- 9
kets Of nice peaches. The fruit was very I
dne and the Santa Fe boys say that they +,
are much superior TO California products. =
DR.. ". c. Wilson Of Woodland. Cal. 7
accompanied by his daughter, Ethel, ar c
rived in Wichita from the east yesterday I
for short visit with Mr.. Wilson's :
brother here, DR.. J. c. Wilson, after y
which Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Wilson and son S
Walter viii accompany them TO the west $
FOR a three weeks trip. They will take g
n the most noted summer resorts in
Utah and California !
News was received at the passenger de- 6
oartment OF the Rock Island road yester-
lay announcing the death OF D. S. Bill. ]
immigration agent, with headquarters at ]
Chicago. His death occurred at II O'Clock {
IN Sunday Mr. Bill had been with the 7
Rock Island road for many years. and
had a wide circle OF friends He former
y lived at Emporia and was wei known
throughout Kansas. Mr.. BIZ was broth
OF General Passenger Agent
John Sebastian and brother-in-law o. NJ.
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