The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
KlNGFISHER CITY AND COUNTY
Local Happenings and Newsy Bits Of
Various Sorts.


Mrs Alexander Mccartney has return
ed home.
Miss Laura Cross is expected home
from Kansas soon.
Mrs J. Fisher has been spending few
days in Hennessey.
Mrs. George Hubbard Of Enid is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. John Hill,
Mrs. George Lever and son OF Oklaho-
ma city are visiting Mrs. Billings.
The resources Of the Peoples Bank OF
Kingfsher exceed $125,00O in amount
Mr. j. B. Gray of Maryville. Mo-, is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. j. II. Bill
hnEs.
Mrs H. 3. Cradle Of Kansas City is
visiting in the city. She has property
here.
The young people celebrated st. Pat
rick's Day with a dance at the opera
house.
Miss Walker. trimmer for the Fischer
Millinery company, has arrived from st.
louis.
Mr L. H. Heiskel of Keil has been
spending several days in the city on
business.
Rev. J. 7. White has returned to
Guthrie by special request to assist in
conducting revival there.
Mrs William Warwick was called to
her home in Ohio, on account of the Sc
rious illness Of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Spiece and Mrs.
J. c. Cross will entertain the Whist
club next Tuesday evening.
Subject of the sermon at the Presbyte-
rian church: II a. m: Hearing" 1880
p. m, knowing We Know
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
F. /. Boynton Friday evening.
Mrs. J. c. Roberts, Miss Burwen and
Miss Wilson attended the Epworth con-
vention at III Reno this week.
Miss Finley, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dakin, has re-
turned to her home in Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. John Stone and son, Horace have
removed to Guthrie, at which place they
will make their home for the present.
Hon. Amos. Ewing has announced him
self in favor of William Grimes as men,
Der of the national committee, uncondi-
tionaI.-
Mrs. Henry Ryan has been spending a
pleasant time with her parents. She is
an old-time Kinghsherite, now a resident
of Shawnee.
Mrs. VI. Wilde and Miss Mary Wilde
have left for their home in Dubuque,
Iowa. They have been visiting relatives
here for several months.
Mss Irene Aenzies and Mrs. George
LainS went TO Enid Wednesday to spend
the day with Mrs. Steen. They have re-
turned, wei pleased with their trip.
II. w. Daub Of Topeka, Kansas, super
intendent of the water service Of the
Rock Island, has been in this city look
ing after improvements which are being
made by the company
Hon. 7. S. Nagle and E. G. Spiman,
prominent Democratic leaders Of this
city and the territory, have been in Ok
lah0ma City attending the Democratic
territorial committee meeting.
J. f. Mars of Coffeyville, Kansas. trav-
cling auditor Of the LOng-Bell Lumber
company. has been in the city checking
up in order to be ready for some changes
to be made in the local management
Work on the Guthrie and Kinghsher
railway IS being rapidly pushed forward
Campbell Greek will be the principal
town on this new road between Kingfish-
er and Guthrie.
MIR. J. A. Wood. of the firm Of Hay &
Wood, has received a telegram advising
him Of the death Of his mother at Aledo,
Illinois She was 65 years of age Mr..
wood left Immediately TO attend the OBJ
sequies.
J. r Rastel. representing the News
paper collecting agency of Chicago, was
here ON business during the week Mr.
Rastel was formerly a newspaper man
at Usage City. Kansas, Contemporaneous
ly with Captain Admire
Judge J. c. Roberts and Hon. W. W.
Noifsinger have been spending a few
days in Guthrie, in attendance on the
United States court, which convened in