The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
ADDITIONAL CITY NEVS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. S. G. Crib is visiting in Chickasha
o. T., with her son, John
DR.. J. ". Hutton returned yesterday
from Atchison, after a visit Of two weeks
Colonel J. c. Rutan returned yesterday
from Seattle. Wash, much improved in
health.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. McGuigan have
have gone to Findlay. Ohio. for the
summer.
superintendent City Schools Knight
and wife have returned from their visit
to iowa.
Mrs. Frank Root, who has been very
sick at her home in the Whitlock block.
is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farmer have re-
turned from a pleasant trip TO Eureka
Springs, Ark.
Mayor J. E. Ball and wife of Guthrie
are visiting A s. Nelson and family, 20
South Emroria.
Mr.. Kirk Long. employed by the Dold
Packing company, has accepted a place
with Jett & Wood.
Miss Edith Munger. of Houston. Tex.
arrived last night to spend several weeks
with Mrs. T. W. George, Of North Market
street.
Miss Mamie Black. who has been the
guest of J. H. Black for the past two
weeks, returned TO her home in Anthony,
on Saturday.
AIr. and Mrs R. l. Myers. who came
out for the Ferrell-Reidley wedding.
have returned to their home in Assump-
tion, Illinois.
". +. Bolte. of La Junta Colo, has re-
turned to this city to accept a position
with the Santa Fe in Superintendent H.
s. Tice's Office.
Mr.. Samuel Shields and Miss Mary Cum
Minis and Miss Susie Shields attended a
social otu in Minneha township. They re-
port very pleasant tins.
NIr. Henry Foth. Of 2os New York
avenue, who has been very sick for sew
eral days, was removed to the Wichita
hospital yesterday at noon.
Valley Center State Bank WIN open for
business at Valley Center. Capital stock
$500 and more to follow when the ext
gencies Of the case demand it.
Miss Pearl Smith, Of Denver. Colo.
left last night Tor Denver, after a pleas
ant visit in the city She was the guest
Of Miss Shields, of the West Side
Mrs Addie Homigrous has received a
pressing invitation from the Chautauqua
management at Winfield TO be present
and sing during the entire Chautauqua
session.
Mr.. J. W. Peck. of Detroit, Mich, IS
visiting at the home OF his aunt, Mrs
w. 7. Buckner. This is his second visit
a.
this time.
3. c. LytIe an experienced druggist Of
Chicago, has accepted a position ct
Dockum & Higginson's drug store and
has moved his family to this city to
make their home.
Mrs Butler Of Quincy H.. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Kirk. o.
1712 Fairview, returned TO her home yes
terday after very pleasant visit with
her Wichita friends.
After twenty years residence in wich-'
ita John Crowley has moved, taking his
family with him. His new home IS at
Blackwell, Oklahoma. where he has been
employed as conductor on the Enid and
Southwestern railroad.
Mr. s. F. Noyes has been afling for
several days and Saturday was unable
TO be at his accustomed place in the
store. His anment is not considered dan
gerous and he IS expected TO soon recover
his usual good health.
The Unitarian society gave a reception
Monday evening at the home o. Mrs.
Bobb Campbell in honor OF Rev. ". s.
Wall, Of Jacksonville, Fla. Dancing and
conversation served to pass the hours.
Light refreshments were served. About
fifty guests were present and all enjoyed
the occasion.
Mrs. J. A. Hollinger and Miss Bessie.
who have been visiting Mrs. c. W Is
rael and family, went to St. Louis yes
terdsy. where they VIII meet 1fr. Holm
ger. They VIII so 70 Boston. where
Miss Bessie vii lcontnue her study in
languages and histrionic art at the En-
erson school
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Engiehart. Mr.
ana Mrs Walter Innes. 0ir. and Mrs.
Samuel Sergeant. Mt. and Mrs. Sidney
Ashton and Mt and Mrs. Earl Evans
ricnicked yesterday afternoon at Fishe-
park on the Little river seven miles north
~ town and returned last night by noon
light after spending an enjoyable outing