The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-20
CITY IN BRIEF.


F. NJ. Ross and wife are up from Enid
DR.. Fox left for ST. Louis yesterday on
business.
NJ f. cOrporon and Mrs. Lulu E. Ear
afternoon.
Mrs. Sadie Martin has left for visit to
Mcpherson.
J.B. woFrel OF Pond Creek was in the
city last night.
Ad n. Jones viii leave today for st.
Louis on business.
r. r. Vermillion went to st. Louis on
realroad business yesterday.
Mrs. Clarence Norris and Mr.. Brearton
are stopping at the Carey hotel.
There was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Moore Sunday a bright little girl.
A J. Bentley, a banker of Kiowa, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. a. G. Patterson Of Harper is
visiting her son Herbert Patterson.
Mr.. Chester Long and his secretary, Mr..
Faxon, left yesterday for Dodge City.
A new onyx soda fountain was put into
place at Aherne's drug store yesterday.
Mr.. Ben E. Page is at the Wichita
hospital, being treated for appendicitis.
Colonel and Mrs. ]. L. Dyer returned
yesterday from Manitou where they have
been for several weeks.
Mrs. II. ". Carvin Of St Louis is vis-
ting with Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Carvin at
1887 North Market street.
Judge E. E. Harvey and Fred williams,
district clerk, returned from hunt yes
terday, loaded with game.
Thomas Symonds and Anna Mclean.
both Of Wichita, were married yesterday
by Probate Judge Wilson.
Miss Aquilla Burris has returned from
q pleasant two weeks visit with friends
at FL Dorado and Newton.
jasmine Wilhoite Of Wichita was mar
ried yesterday to Chas. A. Jackson of
Florence. by Judge Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton of Jacksonville,
Illinois, are in the city. Mr.. Morton likes
the city and may locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bates of I137 North
Washington avenue are rejoicing over
the arrival Of a ten-pound baby girl.
Henry Rawphert. aged IS years, died
his home in the south part of town.
It is announced that Mr.. ]. R. Barley
and Miss Matte Ferguson are to be
married on Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. T. G. Fitch, one Of the officers of
the grand commandery of this state will
attend the grand conclave at Louisville.
A. a. Philips, Of Columbus, a travel
fr7r n, all IN
the city yesterday enroute to Oklahoma.
Messrs. Joseph Miller, Gus sauer, and
Geo. Gehrtng, members OF the Neal Fish
ing club, are out on their preserves, fish
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Schadd left yes
terday for Cincinnati and eastern points
on a visit. They expect to be gone three
weeks.
Mr.. Burt Jones, manager of the VIII
Green Mining company. is in the city, Wis
itng his brother-in-law, John Stout, Of
Paramount
Harry Dutton. who has been confined to
his bed for several weeks, is reported
better. He will be out in
week or two.
Mr.. Max Dannebaum, Of Parsons, Kan,
s in the city purchasing fall millinery
rom Wallenstein & COINS wholesale |
house.
Mrs. J. R. Wells and Miss orpha Jay |
-eturned from the east Saturday evening, |
where they had been visiting the exposi-
ion at Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Hill of Winslow, |
Arizona, left over the Santa Fe yester- |
lay They were guests of Mrs. Frank |
Myers while here.
Miss Vera Hughes is spending a pleas
mt vacation with her cousin. Mrs. T. W. |
Of Enid, Q. T. She Will be abb /
.ent several weeks.
Charles Williams and wife leave today |
or their home at Nickerson. They were
lere to attend the funeral Of Mr.. WI |
Jams sister, Mrs. Thomas Shaw.
Mrs. Guy Smith and daughter Ellen re-
-urned Monday morning from short
rip to Eureka Springs. Mr.. Smith will
-emain a few weeks for the benefit OF his
health.
Miss Fannie Dunllin. sister of Mrs.
Fred L. Naugle. returned yesterday from
san Jose, Calf, where she has been for
everal months visiting relatives and old
choolmates.
Mrs. A J. Applegate and daughter
BESSIE returned last night from Hennes-
.ey %. T., where they have been visit
ng the family of Mr.. Geo. Sauer. for
nerly OF this city.
Mr.. L. Trotter who has purchased the
Dr. z. B. Allen residence on the corner
f Central and Market, viii occupy it at
nee. The doctor has quit the profession
md retired to his ranch in Kiowa coun-
Y.
or their valuable assistance in saving
Ter property from the flames during the
burning Of her barn in the rear OF her
esidence, while she was away from
lone two wteks ago.
Stanley, Nermilion & Evans fled a mo-
ion and bond in the court yesterday to
ave the case Of Is. Maxwell transferred
rom the state TO the federal court. Mr..
iaxweu sued J. e Roekafellow for 5000
n land transaction.
DIT. 6. II. Rogers Of Spivey was in the
ity yesterday and called. The doctor
commenced the practice Of medicine in
9sose county about the time the editor
e the Eagle commenced publishing the
'sage County Chronicle.
Miss Margaret Ross Of Chickasha. I
E.. who has charge of Morgan & CRIBS
millinery department there, returned to-
lazy from the east. where she had been
-isit with her sisters. Mrs. NJ. \. Car
IN ana Mrs 81. 7. Spar.
William Wolf is home after an ex-
ended tour through Minnesota He was
ccompanied by Irving Arnold. The two