The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10

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/ WILDER F Sites is in Illinois, telling
i the people OF that state what a fine state
I Kansas is TO own farm in
Mrs. Clara Mcclure. formerly of Null
vane, has purchased property here and
viii make Wichita her home.
A telephone between this city and Con-
way Springs is talked Of Manager Dug
gan is interested in the matter.
/ Charles Payne of this city has arranged
/ a coursing program for Thanksgiving day
+ and promises great days sport.
c. H. Leoyd. OF Chicago. formerly of
Wichita. is in town having come down
/ TO look after business interests here
It is reported that William Low. the
well knwon Democrat OF this city is a
nephe wof the new mayor Of New York.
Mrs. L S. Booso left yesterday for her
+ home at Dallas. Texas after a six weeks
visit with her mother. Mrs. Susan Rod
/ key.
! Mr.. Frank Dyer. OF the Watson Mill.
/ and Ed Donovan OF the North End drug
store. are out Of the city on vaca-
ton.
/ a great many Wichita people visited
Hutchinson during the past week They
were attending the federation of womens
clubs.
! AIr. Geo. Wolfe, of Kansas City. was in
} the city on business He says Wichita
j packers are quite factor in the hog
market.
! During the past four months Mrs, +. a.
/ Rohrbaugh has been at the bedside of
her sick mother. at the old home in West
/ Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Balch Will have the
sympathy Of their hosts OF friends in the
loss of their 4-year-old son. lie died OF
/ scarlet fever.
/ c. ". Wrightman of Shawnee. O. T.
+ says Wichita is eli right. He likes In
come here he says. as he is well treated
i ali the time.
+ Airs. 3. F. Mclean was in Hutchinson
/ the latter part Of the week attending the
state meeting Of the Federation Of Wo-
mne's Clubs.
There is a bis demand for buggies not
withstanding the approach of winter.
Dealers say ii IS the best fan trade they
+ have ever had.
John and viii shuman Of Rago. Kan.
We're in the city recently with cattle.
They like the treatment they received
! here pretty Wen.
Mr.. ". Z. Lyons. representing the EHer-
BOYD wholesale leather house Chicago
was the guest Of DR.. Grant Hatfield and
family last week.
Mr.. Henry Wallenstein has returned
from Washington, where he had been
attending the supreme council of the
Scottish Rite bodies.
a colored girl tainted near the corner
of Douglas avenue and fremont street
Friday night. 1t was at first thought
that She had committed suicide.
Representative Merrill, of Furley.
was in town yesterday. He is raising a
large crop of Populist whiskers and his
best friend would hardly know him.
E. N. Watson of Joplin. Mo. was in
the city yesterday. He is interested in
mining. and says the outlook at pres
ent in that business is not very good.
Dean Gordon used to be a sportsman in
bis boyhood days. but he says he hasn't
pulled a trigger for year. The habits
OF youth are always strong upon men.
Lon O-Harnet of Ponca City was at
the union depot for a few hours yesterday
between trains. lie reports crop condi-
lions in Kay county in excellent shape.
The paying has commenced. and the
force i'm the treasurers Office have their
hands full. Most of the people are pay
ing half but a great many are paying
in fun.
J. E Howard. of the Union Mills is in
thu east lie viii attend a meeting of the
Millers National Association of which
organization he is G member Of the board
Of managers
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Murdoch left last
night for Guthrie. Oklahoma. to spend
Sunday with the family of AR Dennis
Flynn They viii return this evening or
tomorrow morning
1t is rumored at Caldwell that the Santa
Fe may sell its terminal facilities TO the
Rock Island and use the Kansas & South
western terminals. recently purchased.
for its own use.
At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
there were cvactly ffty-one teams on
one Douglas avenue block between Main
and Market 1t was an example Of
Wichita's commercial jam.
Lee Hays sold. through the agency Of
Israel Bros. lots 1929 to lo26 Larimer
avenue to Scott z. Whine for the sum
of $50 Mr.. Whine expects 70 erect a
nice resident upon the lots. as ar invest
ment.
George I. Walker has returned from
Illinois where he has been for several
weeks at the bedside of his father. who
has been seriously Ill., His father is by
no means better. but was somewhat i'm
proved when AR Walker left
Geronimo. the famous Indian chieftain
and fighter. was a passenger on the south
bound Rock Island Thursday He is now
over 50 years Of age and Is still "a vigor-
Gus looking man RE is a fine type Of
the Chief one reads bout in the books
Jesse Chamberlain Of Maize purchased
the Hayford property az the southeast
corner OF Lawrence and oak this week
for the sum Of s9.a3 which he WI re-
model and greatly improve The deal
was made through the agency 0f Israel
Brothers.
J. " Chandler Of Clearwater has rur-
chased property IN thar toWn and VIII
soon put UP new house. AIr. Chanaler
is sn empioye ~ the state house at To-
peka. bun il IS ruuored thar he wl sean
retire from lis position and set.le dgwa
in his ca home
Mrs. Nellie Tenney and her ntlIe daaeh-
ser Alma are visiting Ms Teaaeys
father. Captain W Burgess II che
PiitinEer residence 81 No-th Topeka
avenue Mother and dauGhter nartase
literally ~ tha sieaelty and arzmen ~
the captain and are Toyel entertainers
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