The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-05
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF.

| E. J. Weigand Of Illinois. is in the city
visiting his uncle, Mr. P. V. Healy.
Mr.. Fred ". Dold returned yesterday
from business visit at Kansas City.
Dr.. J. H. Fordyce went to PecA yester-
day on professional business.
The many friends Of 4Ar H c. Ken
drick are glad TO see him on the street.
His Illness has been severe and protract-
ed
Mrs. B. H Campbell is entertaining her
friend. Miss zada Black of Meade. Kan,
whose visit win extend over a period OF
several weeks.
VIM. E. Harrington left last evening
for his home in Bennington Vt He has
spent about four months with his brother
at Valley Center.
The Unitarian ladies VIII have q sale
( Of Easter novelties and cooked food Fri
| day and Saturday at Earp's shoe store.
126 North Main street.
George Ross, ST., Of North Topeka and
| Oak street, is confined to the house with
q severe case OF Ia grippe that has been
hanging on for two weeks.
Mrs. H E. Pyle and Mrs. c. B. Yale
and little daughter have returned nome
after a visit OF three weeks with friends
and relatives in Mcpherson.
James N Barton and Miss Mary E.
Carroll OF this city were married in the
psrlors Of the probate court yesterday
afternoon, Judge Wilson officiating.
Hon. Amos Ewing of Kinghsher, O. T.,
territorial coal OH inspector for Okla
homa, and Col. George vickers Of Ava
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon.
Rev. J. a Parks of Woodward. o. T..
who was brought TO the Wichita hospital
recently 70 be treated for disloeation
and fracture of the knee, is resting easy.
". T. Nash Of Indianapolis. Ind. for
mer resident Of this city and well known
in life insurance circles, IS visiting
friends.
The Ross Coal company have received
from the Mitchell Wagon company. Ra-
cine. Wis, new heavy delivery wagon
for their city trade
Nike Cook is reported to have tramped
the new collar which he purchased and
wore for a day or two previous to the
late unpleasant ness, into the mire of the
street. He says a new collar was always
a Jonah to him.
Bully Bolton, one Of Oklahoma's con
spicuous citizens. arrived in this city
last evening from Woodward He is en-
route to the Stock Growers convention
at Las Anirnas, Colo, and viii leave for
there tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jacobs left yesterday
over the Missouri Pacific for their new
home in Philadelphia, Pa Miss Mamie
Houck accompanied them, expecting to
go as far as Atlantic City. n. J. to visit
an old schoolmate.
The board of the United Associate
Charities have their weekly meeting to-
in the basement OF the court house. All
who are interested in the work are in
vited to be present.
A message was received by the Western
Union Office yesterday addressed TO ''Dr.
Cunningham. in care of the Sanitarium"
The messengers were unable TO locate
DR.. Cunningham or to find out where
the "Sanitariurn'' may be, so at a late
hour yesterday the message was still IN
delivered.
Foster Hammond. ar old-time resident
of Wichita, who left the city some eight
or ten years ago and located in Ok1aho-
ma, has returned to the scenes of his
boyhood days and has accepted a position
with the Mccormick Harvester people
as travelling salesman and expert ma
chinist- Mr.. Hammond win make his
headquarters here and will remove his
fOramly from Payne county. 0. T, to
this city.