The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-21
AT GUEDA SPRINGS
Social and Other Happenings at
Famous Health Resort

Mrs. c. S. Stokes, who has been very
Ill, is slowly convalescing.
The people at the Springs have recently
been entertained by athletic Sports The
last event was foot race between Chas.
Roberts and Chas. Masters Roberts had
the best Of the race and was declared the
winner.
Mr. n. A. Wells returned last Tuesday
evening from Columbus, o., where he
had been on business.
The Geuda Springs ball team played
game of ball with the Tannehnl team last
Sunday. Tho game resulted in a score
Of "a to in favor Of the Geuda Springs
team.
The foundation for the bath house is
being placed In position at the Springs.
and the building will be placed at that
point within a few days 1t VIII be
much needed improvement.
Several Wichita people who have been
visitors at Geuda for some time return
ed to their homes this week.
Mr.. Hardin Ebey. clerk OF the city
court at Wichita, and Attorney S. w.
Shattuch from the some place. are spend
ing few days here.
r. L. Collins Of Oxford. an adiuster for
an insurance company, came down and
settled loss with Mr.. r Smith. Mr..
Smiths corn crop was damaged BY hail
during a storm seeral weeks ago.
c. S. Stokes played quite a Joke on
himself Monday eening. He left his keys
inside OF his store and when he started
for home pulled the door shut. locking IL
with a spring lock. He tried 10 get in
that night, but was forced TO wait until
morning. In the morning Mr.. Stokes.
after considerable trouble. managed to
find a key which would fit the Jock and
resumed business at the old stand about
9 o'clock.
Edward Coppenburger. q son OF J. II.
Coppenberger. was seriously injured IN a
runaway accident last Monday eening
He was driving IN 4 buggy at the tine
and his horse started at the railroad and
ran into town, striking a hitching post
near Berkey's store. throwing the young
man out. Durirg the mix ZIP the young
mans face struck a wheel and a num-
Der OF his teeth were knocked out and
his face badly bruised This f. the third
runaway accident that the young man
has been in recently ard at each tine he
was driing the same horse. AZ one %
the former times the young mans arm
was broken besides other injuries. Tho
ACCIDENT OF Monday was a evry unfo-tun-
ate one. as 81 may result IN the face %
Mr.. Coppenberger being dishg1rsd
The attractions at Gegda Springs are
continually Increasing al the number q
people who Wei: here T. nuch larger
thar 81 any previous time. Several ex-
eurslons from TIE surrounding towns Ars
features evaxT week
Business IN this place has been very
active "a the past fsw weeks. and ore
noticeable thing IS that ths price q resi-
dsncs property - increas4ns- Real sststs
men say thai their Ealss are usGge ~
raerous than formerly.
Ar. ard Mrs. II Q. Uns=is q Caldwell
accompanied - their friend. 1fr sam
Harris q HGaflngton. Ind. arrived here
last Sunday % make sooyf Say. 4
short tine after fhsy arrived Pr. harris
was The victim o1 4 pzrsfytsc srraks ard
s.nos thai tire be has ben practically
helrl.ss- 1fr Harris n'euse1 % 70 On
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