The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-16
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. James Woolard is visiting st. Louis
| friends.
Mrs. r. E. Goodrich is Ill at the St
Francis hospital.
DR.. Fordyce was reported much i'm
proved last night.
Mr. A w. Mackey Of Pond Creek, was
seen in Wichita yesterday.
Ike Goldsmith is enjoying visit from
his mother, who lives at Denver.
Mr.. Ramels, of Waukomis, is in the
city. and is thinking of locating here.
President Stanley has purchased the
brick residence at 1913 University avenue.
Henry Huffman has returned from
Milwaukee, where he has been on busi-
ness.
Mr. T. ]. Robins, one of Baynevile's
merchants, was a visitor in the city yes
terday.
Rev. c. H. wareham will preach at
Emporia Avenue Baptist church tomor-
row, at II a. m.
Mrs w o. Van Arsdale has gone to
Peoria to visit her father, who is said
to be seriously ILL.,
The building occupied by the Boston
store is being painted white from the
sidewalk to the cornice.
w. i. OHnger. who has returned to
this city. says he is mighty glad TO get
back to his old home again.
Walter kenyon of Jetmore. was in
town and reported the sale of forty farms
by one firm at his place last week.
There was considerable excitement at
Caldwell night before last over a report
that some of the escaped convicts We're
in town.
Miss Dorothy McCandless, of 81 South
Market. leaves today for visit at her
home in South Haven. She viii be gone
for several weeks.
Asa NJ. Black. of Wellington. was in
town yesterday consulting Architect Ed
Dumont about plans for a fine residence
he is about 10 build.
Mr.. 7. J. Richardson. cashier Of the
American staate Bank, returned from
trip to Kansas City yesterday and re-
sumed his work in the bank
Mr. T. A. Miller has accepted a posi-
tiOn with the Consumer Coal company as
sales agent. Mr.. Miller's friends wish
him success in his new position.
Mr.. W. H. Anderson returns to his
place of business at Lawton. o. T., today.
Mr.. Anderson is an attorney at that
place. He was formerly OF this city.
Charlie Bennett, the railway ticket bro
ker, who has been quite sick at the
Wichita hospital. was reported yesterday
to be improving nicely. He has typhoid
fever,
The enga cement OF Stuart Robson at
the Crawford theater. Tuesday. Novem-
Der IS. in The Henrietta" Will unques-
tionably be the most important dra-
matte and social event Of the season. +
In the role Of BERTHE, the Lamb. Mr.
Robson is al his best. He pays Wichita
a very distinct compliment IN stopping
over here on his way to New Orleans.
Mr.. John Murphy, president OF the
First National Bank of Enid. o. T.. was /
a visitor in the city yesterday Mr.. Muir /
1hy says that Enid is the best town in
and that it is so because of I
ne fine agricultural country of which Il .
s the center. Wheat, he says was never I
50 fine as it is at present. Mt Murphy I
eft over the Santa Fe evening train for /
his home last evening
NIr. r. ". Robertson. cashier OF the /
Santa Fe offices in this city. and Mr.. f
James Moriarity were initiated into the
rider Of the Eiks Thursday evening. and F
rom all appearances they rode the goat /
good and plenty. The railroad boys
rave been having a good deal ar fun al
heir expense. They would not relate any
Il their experiences. and so it is impos-
ibIe 20 say whether they regret having
ode the goat or not.
Joseph Brady left yesterday for Boul-
Ter Colorado.
c. 3. Loper. ot Macoupln. Illinois.
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