The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
CITY IN BRIEF.

II ". Dorsey VIII spend Sunday ard
Monday at Kansas City
c. D Breese has accepted a position IN
Fulton's clothing store
The criminal docket VIII be called this
morning in the district court
Dr. Hamilton IS o. his way home and
viii arrive here this morning.
Mrs 7. a. Sweeney OF 1913 Lulu ave
nue. is quite fl with blood poison
Mr.. May IS bound Cor Greenwood coua-
~. where he has large herd OF cattle
c. P Johnson & Co. VIII ship = special
train Of cattle 70 Kansas City this even
ing.
Bert braves has returned from Chicago.
where he has been visiting friends for
several weeks.
Mrs William Trice and son Roscoe re-
turned yesterday from ten days visit
at Winfield.
William Bolton Of Woodward, oklaho-
ma, was in Wichita last evening, on his
way to Mangum.
Mr.. Harry Snyder CT go Exposition
avenue, West Side. IS visiting friends
and relatives al Valley Center.
Mrs F z. Maxwell OF Fl Reno. 0.
T, IS visiting IN the city and VII remain
until after the FsH FESTIVAL
Senator James Tapp and wife returned
yesterday, after enjoying a trip 70 Colo
rado Springs, Denver and Cripple Greek.
J. ". Nay. prominent cattlenaa OF
Woodward. Oklahoma, accompanied by
bis wife, was AZ the Carey last evening.
Misses Harriet Stanley and Blanche
Imbodea entertained az Miss Inboden's
home yesterday afternoon and evening.
Judge Tucker has returned from Law
ton and viii remain az home until spring.
when he VIII return 10 the new country.
Walter Trickey leaves this morning o.
E trip through Oklahoma and Texas il
the interest OF c. P Fulton's clothing
store.
Mrs. L z. Houenbeck and Miss Flor
e1ce z. RIGHT returned Thursday from a
three weeks visit 70 various Colorado
points.
The petition for incorporating the town
OF Andale Is 70 be presented before the
county commissioners tomorrow. The
town has = population OF 500.
Mrs. c. F. Johnson and little grandson
Ray Fuller returned last evening from
Fort Wayne. Indiana. where they haFs
been visiting since last May
Grant Egbert and family have returned
from q six weeks visit In the east and
have located at az East Central. where
they win be at home 70 friends
s. D. Smith OF Fulton's clothing store
VIII leave tomorrow morning On q trip
through Oklahoma and the Indian Ter
ritory in the interest OF his store.
John Ferriter is wearing a broad smile
upon his countenance and passing the
cigars. He remarks that it is a 10-pou1d
girl, which arrived Sunday noon
Mr. and Mrs. c c. Pepperton are the
proud parents OF a beautiful daughter,
who asserted some OF her rights in this
household on Sunday. Mother and child
DOING well.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sumption have
moved into their new home at I21s South
room cottage and is a beauty in design
and finish.
". J. Stevens, president OF the Medford
Milling and Elevator company, OF Ned
ford. Is IN the city. visiting his friend
". z. Eerbig. commercial agent for the
Rock Island
Miss Edna Shaw returned from Garden
Plain yesterday after two weeks visit.
Miss Allie Crawford OF Garden Plain &C
companied Miss Shaw and viii visit with
her for several days.
Hill and Mr.. Charlie Higginson OF this
city, and Mrs. Lee -soel OF Beloit, left
for C0neyvilIe 70 attend the Mccormick
Calnon wedding, which occurs WedRes-
day evening, Sept l.
Mrs J. r H King leaves this after
noon, ACCOMPANIED BY her two sons Ar
gyle and Charles. for e Dorado 70 visit
her brother, Charles Grant, who Is super
intendent OF the largest cattle ranch n
the state, having over 5000 acres. and has
this summer 900 cattle. While
there Mrs. King VIII attend the reunion
and VIII take part IN the literary pro-
gram
Mr.. Dunkin VIII be IL his o1ice at the
city high school each day this week from
2 70 - IN the morning. 20 meet those
who wish TO consult him regarding Ell
tering the high school. Students from
other high schools are requested 70 pre- +
sent this week their certificates OF 1rsvi- (
Gus work and 70 complete their enroll Z
nent All irregular pupils are urged to 4
call before next Monday and e arrange
for their classification.
Levi Bowers, salesman for the McCor- /
mick Machine company, got home TO-DAY .
from North DAKOTA where the rain has T.
damaged the wheat harvest Harvest Il T
lust over there. and threshing has begun /
y heat runs from ten 20 . bushels per +
acre and = No. 3. Northern. and Il the .
rain don't stop the crop VIII he damaged .
stil more. Mr. Bowers says the weather
IS 50 cold uD there that an ovsrcoat e q
necessity. and remarks further: kan .
sas Is good enough for ne"
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