The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-05
CITY IN RaiEf.

Mr.. P. o. Herald OF Kiowa is visiting
in the city.
Mrs. c. A Van Ness OF FL Reno. +
visiting Mrs. Kos Harris
Miss Gertrude Doran OF Arkansas city,
is the guest OF Miss Mae Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Boyle of La Crosse.
Kan. are visiting in the city.
Judge L Martin of Watonga, o. T..
and wife are in the city enjoying
weeks recreation.
Mrs. and Miss Sturgis OF Hennessey.
o. T., are visiting Mrs. C. I. Bellew and
attending the fair.
Harry wilcox, one Of the popular San
ia Fe conductors, was seeing the sights
at the fair yesterday.
DR.. Johnson stated last night that there
was every indication of the fair weather
continuing over Saturday.
Mr. James Harbour and family Of
Pueblo, Col, are visiting DR.. Davis fam
lily. 500 South Water street. :.
Mr.. Eli c. Auchmorly OF Colorado
Springs. Col. came in last night 20 visit
friends and attend the carnival.
Mr.. John Bach and son of Pond Greek,
O. T., are visiting with the family of
n. H Rowley during the fair week.
T. T. Godfrey and R. A. Brown Of
Medford, o. T., made the Eagle a pleas
ant call while in the city yesterday.
Mrs Mamie Bulls and sister, Miss Jes-
sic Rogers, are visiting Mrs S. D. Slower
while in the city attending the carnival.
Mrs Carl J. weick Of Ellsworth, Kan.
a prominent pigeon and pet stock judge,
is visitor at the street fair and carnival
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frantz Of Ponca
City, are here attending the carnival. Mr..
Ftantz is we'll to do merchant of Okla
homa.
Mr.. and Mrs T. D. Gibbons OF Illinois
are visiting their son, W. W. Gibbons
of 1922 fremont and enjoying the car
nival.
Mrs. r. A. High of 1908 East Douglas
avenue, has a number of articles belong
ing to parties in the street car accident
of last Sunday.
Mr. Mcfarland of the Cincinnati force
of detectives and Mr.. Robert Mcfarland
of Oklahoma, both formerly of Wichita,
are in the city.
Mr.. H. C. Pedigo of Pratt and his
cousin. Mr. 1A"Pedigo OF Richmond, met
yesterday accidentally for the first time
for thirty-fie years.
Mesdames DR.. A Engberg, F. D. En-
triken and c. H. Hubbell Of Nickerson,
Kan. are in the city shopping and talk
ing in the street fair.
The art exhibit will be open again to-
day at the Hotel Hamilton, IN charge OF
the ladies of the Hypatia club. The rooms
were full of visitors all day yesterday.
The report in yesterdays Eagle erred
when it gave the Rough Riders number
in the Flower parade as only twenty.
There were forty-three horsemen in the
group.
Colonel Marshall Of the Marshall
Church Co., of Kansas City, says he
wants to go on record as saying that the
Wichita carnival surpasses Kansas City
by 10 per cent
On account OF the weekly recital the
Sickner Conservatory Mandolin orchestra
will not play at the Barnes & Newcomb
booth Friday afternoon between the
hours OIL anu o. as OH OtAot OdJS VA
the fair.
Colonel Henry T. Sumner OF Oklahoma,
an early settler of Kansas. well known In
the days past, is spending q few days at
the fair He has published a book, map
and description of all the lands of the
Kiowa and Comanche country. the last
of the public lands coming in for settle
ment.
One Of the attractions at the street fair,
not a display, is the drinking barrels
filed with distilled crystal ice at the en-
trance of the agricultural department.
These are furnished by the Crystal Ice
Mai Powell, with his custom
airy foresight. saw this need and the
thirsty crowds that gathered about the
barrels all day long felt grateful