The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
CITY IN BRIEF.

". B. East. OF Annal. IS in the city OF
business.
NJ J. Lloyd returned yesterday from
Colorado.
Miss Euphenia Armentrout is visitin'
at Sedgwick.
Burt AIcNbbon leaves today for Wei
lington on a visit
Mrs. NJ. Lewis Of Tacoma. Washington
is visiting Mrs. Ben Garland.
Donald \. Fordyce returned yesterday
from a trip to Greencastle Indiana.
Judge Wilson'S term that no marriage Ii
censes were granted on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. HuTelton and baby. lie
nora, have returned from Colorado.
Mr.. E. X. Nevling and little daughter
Martha, left yesterday for Kansas City.
Miss Belle Clendennin. of Anthony, l.
visiting at the home Of r. H. lockwood
Miss Charlotte Chain left yesterday fol
| Furley for a few weeks visit with friends
Mrs. NJ E. Sells leaves today for a
two weeks visit with her sons at Ar
gonia.
Harry Dedrick returned yesterday from
an eleven days vacation at Geuda
Springs.
Hiss Mildred Hayworth has accepted a
/ position with Whine & Whine as steno-
grapher.
Miss Enie simison leaves Monday
1 morningwith Mrs. Robert Miller to spend
/ her vacation.
J. C. Cassel, agent for the Pacific Ex-
/ press company, is suffering with a severe
/ case of hay fever.
Ed WorraII. of Chicago, who has been
/ visiting his parents and friends, returned
to Chicago today.
Roland P. Murdoch. Jr7 viii sing the
/ offertory at the First Methodist church
this evening. at 1890.
Mrs. L. Baners and Master Claude have
returned from Wellington, where they
were visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. MoClung returned
yesterday from the eastern markets. wa
tering places and Buffalo
John Dermott. an eastern capitalist
was looking over his properties here with
Tanner and Sewell, yesterday.
Mr.. Price Jones. of the firm Of
MARBLES, Jones & Co.. of Liverpool. Eng
land. is stopping at the Carey.
Thanks to Miss Mccoy and Mrs. Anna
L. Tucker for missing copies of the
Eagle for the librarian OF congress.
Mr.. c. Kimmerly returned home Satur-
day morning from the east, where he has
been visiting for the past two months.
Margaret Fordyce returned yesterday
from a three weeks visit with Miss
Esther Van Nuys, at Ossawatomie. Kan.
Mrs. Love Thompson has returned from
six months visit with friends and rel
atives in st. Louis, Chicago and Column
bus. Ohio.
II. L. Wightman, of Bloomington, H.,
is visiting in Wichita with his brother,
c. Z. Wightman of the Baker Imple-
ment company.
Miss Edith Munger, of Houston, Texas
is again the guest of Mrs. Winthrop
George, after a six weeks visit at other
eastern points.
BIr. Miller. of Colorado is visiting Mr.
George Freeman. The two men were
cronies when Nj Freeman was IN shat
country a few years ago.
Mr. Geo. Ross, .Sr. of S0f North Topeka,
is able TO be out asain, after spell Of
sickness of four weeks. being confined to
his room most of the time.
c. NJ. Peck. CT Pond Creek, is in the
city visiting friends. He is a former res
ident of Wichita. He viii leave tomorrow
for his claim in the new country.
The park commissioners have ordered
q
as to make it pleasant for those who
wish to hear the band concert today.
Miss Ida Cashion. the efficient stem
ographer for the Yucca company, left
Saturday afternoon over the Santa Fe
for a visit with friends in ST. John Kan.
i. x. Pritchard and wife returned home
yesterday, after a two months visit in
san Francisco and Los Angeles. CaliJor-
mia, and other places Of interest on the
Pacific coast.
Mrs H Hummelke. Of 1916 North Waco.
leaves for visit to her sister, Mrs.
Lichtenberge. Of Warsaw. illinois, on
Thursday. whom she has not seen for
twenty-five years.
John ". Scothorn, assistant United
States district attorney at Outline. was
in the city yesterday on official bust
ness. returning TO Guthrie on yesterday .
afternoon Santa Fe.
c. E. Denton. cashier Of the Attica Ex-
change bank. his wife and niece. Miss
Mamie Weber. of Peoria, Ill, are visit
ing J. y Richardson, cashier OF the
American State bank.
Mrs. II. II. Keegan and son, Edward, /
-Fef+
Colorado Mr.. Il. Keegan and sister, Cos /
settle. VIII so on to Chandler. Oklahoma, /
where Mr.. Keegan is engaged IN bust (
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Baker, Of 1851 North 7
Lawrence avenue, desire 10 extend their /
heartfelt thanks TO their neighbors and 4
the fire company for their kindness and /
efficient work during the fire which burn (
ed their home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. MoEntire and Mr. .
and Mrs J. II. Jr., returned 70 their .
home at the Carey hotel last night from /
a months sojourn in Colorado during .
which they visited all the points OF
greatest interest
Mrs IL f Klentz has returned home
after spending the past eight weeks in
Rochester. Buffalo and New York. taking
u all the sights at the Pan-Americsn.
ana having seen the bedstcad Helen
Gould psid $500 for
Attorneys Adams & Adams Yesterday
appealed from the decision ~ ere circuit
-ourt OF appeals az ST. Louis 10 the case
II Coleman & Lynch vs. Toode. Hosea &
Co.. 90 the supreme court of the United
states 20 Nlshiagroc-