The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY in BRIEF.

Mr.. E. E Beach went west yesterday on
the Missouri Pacific
Mr.. A. johnson OF Prairie View. o. T.,
is in the city visiting.
Mrs. R ". Robertson has gone to
Enid for q ten days visit
y. B. Sickler, the veteran merchant
OF Derby, was here yesterday
M I. " Dean. the wei known stock
man. came in from the west today.
Miss Ella White has returned from q
three days visit with her parents in New
ton. Kan.
Mr. A. A Dewey. prominent merchant
Of Cheney, was in the city yesterday on
business.
Mr. W S Lee of Burton. Kan. was
in the city yesterday shaking hands with
his friends.
]. ". Thompson has returned from
Danvine, H., and is at home. 5n North
Water street
Lawyer Homer Wells is in Newl1irk.
0. T, trying a case in the district court
of Kay county.
Mr. ". Middleton and wife were guests
Of NJ D. Griffen Of Lindon yesterday
afternoon at the. Carey hotel.
Mr. John Herman and wife and father
and mother are planning an overland trip
to visit relatives at Camargo. I. T.
Mrs Hanna Manko, nee Goldsberry,
OF Kansas City, formerly OF this city.
died at Kansas City on Thursday last.
Mr.. E. Phillips, a well known business
man of Greenwich, was here yesterday
transacting matters at the court house.
]. c. Hamilton of Mcpherson. Kan,
was in the city yesterday. attending the
meeting of the Kansas Millers assoeia-
ton
T. NJ. Fields and F. NJ. Mostmore, both
of Sterling. were In the city yesterday
and bought Frisco tickets for Van Buren,,
Ark
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Ruggles have very
recently moved to s25 Waco avenue. where
they will be pleased to meet all their
friends.
Rev. Father Carroll Of oskaIoosa, Iowa,
was a visitor in the city the past week.
While here he was the guest OF Mr.. N.
Dermody.
Mr. Houser Of the firm OF Houser &
Schaffer of Crystal Springs. was in the
city yesterday replenishing his stock of
groceries.
W. E. Keller, deputy county clerk, has
been on the sick list for the past few
days, but is now able to be at his desk
at the court house.
Robert Haughey. q well known farmer
of Waco township. was IN the city last
evening. He was looking after the cleo
ton news from the West Side commits
sioner district.
Mr.. Frank Dyer OF the Watson Milling
company and Mr.. Ed Donavan Of the
North End drug store are taking o two
weeks vacation and visiting their friends
Ike Spiry and Zeke Swanzy of Kechi.
Mr.. ]. B. Sellers Of the Sellers Afercan-
tile company of jefferson, o. T., is IN
the city. He came up because OF the
death of his father-in-law. who vas here
on visit with his family. Mrs. Sellers
and daughters are living in the city on
account Of the schools.
J. z. Howard. secretary Of the Kansas
Milling and Export company. left last
night for Kansas City TO attend a meet
ing of the company there. From there
he wiz go to Chicago to attend meeting
OF the AIillers national association, which
VIII be held at the Auditorium hotel.
Mr.. Howard is a member of the board Of
managers of the association.
Halloween night letter was found on
the West Side. It was not in an envelope
and upon investigation It was found TO
be from Queenie TO frankie. The gentle
man who found it has left it at Hins
hardware store. and the owner can have
it by calling for it at that place. The
letter bears the marks of hard usage and
it may be that it is a valuable letter.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. E Beach entertained
a number Of their intimates on last Sat
urday evening with an informal hop.
There were present on that most enjoy
able occasion: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c.
Wood Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Throckmor-
ton, Nj and Mrs. Coler Sim, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Anderson. Mrs. Ed Magill.
Miss Olive MagiT and Miss Maude Rix.
This is the first of a series Of the same
kind of entertainments.
Rev. J. c. Richey has gone to Topeka
to attend a meeting OF the standing com
mittee of the Episcopal church OF the
of Kansas. Mr.. Richey is a mem
Der Of that committee having been cleo
ted at the last convention. This COM
mittee. which is made up four clergy
men and four laymen. IS the controlling
body OF the state 50 far as the Episcopal
church is concerned. Its meetings the
held monthly or subject to call OF the
bishop.