The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-05
CITY IN BRIEF.


Dr.. c. z. Creditor left last night for
Augusta
Mr.. Ben Garland leaves this week for
New York city.
]. A. BaUfman OF Haysville was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. A. c. Bell leaves today for Buff
falo and Cleveland.
John ". Adams left for Topeka last
night on legal business.
Mrs. Ashley Garst of the Carey hotel.
leaves Saturday for Cleveland
". H. Roll. mayor of Peck. was in The
city yesterday on business.
Mr.. Reynolds OF Valley Center was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Clark Camp went to Sedgwick.
yesterday, to see her son, Otis.
Mrs. D. L. Hite of East Second street,
is recovering from her severe illness.
c. Q. Wetmore Of Chicago is in the
city. visiting Attorney Tom Sullivan
Fred Forst. who has been very III with
typhoid fever, is again able TO be out.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Walden
Of 226 Mathewson, a fine eight pound
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Johnson, Jr., re-
turned yesterday from their European
tour.
Chas. Daniels and a party Of friends
went hunting yesterday and returned with
50 birds.
w r. Helm. OF Delaware, Idaho. Is
visiting his brother. H. n. Helm. for
few days.
A c. Bray. mining editor of the Col
orado Springs Telegraph. is in the city
for his health.
John Charles will leave this week for
Ottawa, to enter his sophomore year at
the Baptist college.
Mr.. Leslie Banford Of Chicago. is Wis
iting the family Of VIM. Campbell on
West Central avenue.
Woolard Bros. have moved their Hur-
ry-up messenger service to the rooms
above the Frisco Office.
Geo. ". Wiley. state fish commissioner.
for the state Of Kansas, is in the city
looking for law breakers.
Mrs. J. P Campbell. Of Ashland is Wis
I.
on North Emporia avenue.
Mrs. ]. Noble and daughter. OF Edo
RADIO. who have been the guests of Mrs.
T. Shank, returned home yesterday.
c. II. Reckmeyer was in the city last
night on lis way from Oklahoma TO
Springfield, No, where he is now en-
gagged IN business.
c. II. Brooks left yesterday for a visit
TO Boston. New York. and other eastern
cities on business. He viii be absent for
week or ten days.
Stewart Peoples, farmer who lived on
Fairmount, died Tuesday OF old age He
was 90 years old. His remains were laid
away in Fairview cemetery
Mrs ". E. Isenhardt, OF 10 North Wa
bash. has returned home. after seven
week s visit to her old home in West Vir-
ginia, and other eastern points.
MI and Mrs Mel Tingley OF 24s Weet
Dewey. have returned from pleasant
visit with relatives and friends in
Salem. Kan. and Red Cloud. Neb.
Messrs. Finlay Ross. a z. Helm. Chas.
Davidson. George Dickson and Charles
Lulug left yesterday for Cherryvaie 20
look after the interests Of their vitrihed
brick plant there.
Mrs. G. W. Sumption leaves next Sat /
urday on a pleasure Trip to Cleveland /
Chicago. Buffalo. Kansas City. and South |
Bend. Indiana. She expects 70 be gone ,
more than month.
Marriage licenses we're granted 20 Amos I
T. Myers. OF Newkirk. and Mrs. Anna I
Thumser Of severy. Kan. and 70 Chas. /
w Findley, Of wichita snd Mss Ras 4
Palmer. Of Augusta.
j. s. Barnes. the Pratt business man I
and nnancier was IN the city yesterday 4
o. business. 3Ir. Barnes had a fine paint 4
Ing made q his daughter. who die3 some 4
time ago. by John Noble.
Mrs Marguerite Kite. who has been I
visiting with her parents. M ard Mr. 4
J. 2llsrns. q the West SIDE. vac called I
home yesterday ~ che serious Illness
~ her husband. ~ Eaussr CITY.
AIRS Mahle White. ~ Topeza. ard her
two Etue boys. Earl and PAU. are visit
.ng AIRS. whites brother-in-iaE ard s.s-
.er-lnI4W. Mr and MrE j. n EcCul-
.olsh. ~ Wesr Central avenue
sIrs. Or s. Wh.tlock and aeuEhser
VioIst- accompanied - Mrs y
Vaughn. have gone ~ PsleFsiae. Texas
They wI v.t Port ar-hur. GaireEter
l-d othl- r1irls oefers recurring
= D. Hammers. formerly connected
zlth fhe Hy-rs-Carfol LamD coapa-r.
returned yesterday from che rev lanss
rhers hs has blea fcr sur tire SIR
Hammers w. reents- the e1r.ry ~ th-
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