The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-30
CITY IN a7IEF.

| W. H Pierce has been sick for several
days.
Sheriff Daniels WIS here from Winfield
yesterday.
Paul L. Mellinger is very sick at his
home at Riverside
Mrs. Ida Decatur viii leave today for
Eureka Springs. Ark.
Steve Rice, the livery man Of Arkansas
City, was here yesterday.
Earl Blake returned yesterday from
professional trip to Newton
Mr. W. H Elliott of Derby, was here
yesterday and reports a good rain iR that
vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Erick are enjoying
visit from their daughter, Mrs. Munsell
OF Ell Reno, o. T.
The Fall Carnival association has en-
gagged the Wichita band for the entire
week of the fair.
Mrs. E. V. WEIGH, who has been con-
fined to her room for several months
past, Is convalescing.
Mrs. N. T. Veatch Of Rushville, H.. is
in the city visiting her sister. Mrs. J. N.
Roach of North Lawrence avenue.
Miss Kate Lee leaves for Perry today,
where she will be engaged in the millin-
cry business during the coming season.
Misses Mary Kelly and Ruth Woody ar
rived Tuesday afternoon from a six
weeks outing in Colorado Springs and
Rocky Ford, Col.
Next Monday the advertising commit
tee win fill the boards OF the city with
bills for the carnival AL circus stuff will
be off by that time
Miss Grace York of Pine Bluff, Ark, is
the guest of Miss Murdoch Miss York
is making brief stay on her way home
from Colorado and Utah.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Bronson, who has been over
In Missouri for some time on accou It OF
his health, has returned and is very uidcn
improved
Mrs. Younkernan and daughter, Miss
Katherine, who have been visiting here
for several weeks have returned TO
Cleveland, Ohio.
A big gold letter sign 100 feet long was
put up on the Sheetz building yesterday
1t read Wichita Commercial College and
Shorthand School,"
1t is said that the federal game law e
being violated in western Kansas End
some professional hunters may find
in serious trouble.
Mr.. E. N. Skinner. formerly of this
city, but now located at Carthage, No.
is in the city. He is well pleased with
Wichita's renewed life and business ac-
tivity and is thinking of again locating
here
The Kings Daughters will run Wich-
ita's STREET railroad September II, and
the net receipts will be used for chart
table purposes. The Kings Daughters
will be assisted by the ladies of the
Children's Home.
Billy Noel, who has ben out advertis- |
ing the fall carnical, says outside of peo-
pie who are coming to the fair he saw
nothing but wheat stacks in western
Kansas. He couldn't see anything else
on account of wheat stacks.
DR.. James Thomas of Leavenworth, is |
IN the city and will preach at the Second |
Baptist church every night during the |
week. Rev. Thomas is noted preacher |
and evangelist. Sunday at p. M young |
peoples meeting and jubilee service. The |
public is cordially invited.
Misses Mary Waggoner and Florence |
4lbarger returned yesterday from an ex-
tended trip on the western coast. They |
visited Salt Lake, Sacramento, San Fran
cisco, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and |
Spokane and came home greatly benefited |
oy their delightful outing.
Mr. LEROY F. Ostrander who has been
he assistant pastor of the First Pres
)yterian church this summer, left Tues
lay for his home for few DAYS visit |
before returning to Auburn Theological
seminary. He has made many friends in
Wichita who wish him success in his
chool year.