The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19
CITY IN BRIEF.

o. T. Nash, of Cheney, was IN Wichita
/ yesterday
Mr.. D. Hays returned to Cortez, Colo,
/ this week.
c. E. Denton, Of Attica, Will spend Sun
day in the city.
o. H. Bentley is rusticating on his farm
near Murdoch, Kan.
J. D. Collins, of Newport, Kan, was
in Wichita yesterday
Mrs. L. ]. Caswell is very III at her
home, PA South Water
DR.. w. n. Watson has Just returned
from trip to western Kansas.
Mrs. w. S. Grosvenor and Mrs. Barron
are visiting Mrs. B. B. AnawaIt
Mrs. L. Russell, OF Illinois, is visiting
Mrs. ". n. Coswell, at. PA s. Water.
DR.. W. H. Ginder, Of Greenwich. was
visiting the Wichita merchants yester-
day
The fourth grade Carelton school child
rem held picnic yesterday in Lynwood
park.
Mrs. Roland Murdoch returned Friday
evening from visit to Leavenworth and
Chicago.
Bruce Manamee came up from Colwfch
yesterday morning and spent the day
in Wichita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kelly, Of White
water, Kansas, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Stuart.
Mr.. George Stephens. a grain merchant.
Of Cashion, o. T., is spending Sunday
with relatives.
Mr.. B. F. Nichols returned yesterday
from a weeks trip into Oklahoma and
indian Territories.
Mrs. Wallace Tappan, Of Baldwins-
vile, n. Y, is the guest Of Mrs. George
T. Steel, 1424 Park Place.
Mr.. Eugene Sawin. OF Worcester, Mass.
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Z. E. Case,
104l North Waco avenue.
Col. James Hamilton, Of Nashville, Kan
sas, was in the city yesterday on his
way to Kansas City, Afo.
Mr.. D. F. Woods, a prominent cattle
man, Of Springfield, Mo. has been visit
ing old friends the past week.
Alex Glass, foreman OF Watershed
Bros pump works. returns today from a
short visit to his mother at jefferson,
O. T.
c. c. Brown. of Guthrie o. T., was in
the city yesterday visiting old friends
Mr.. Brown is a graduate of the city High
school.
Mrs. Carl Leach and Miss Olive Thomas
Of Kingman. Kan, are visiting Mrs NJ
L. Willis and Miss Ora Lee, 12e5 Biting
avenue.
Mr.. L. L. Newcomb left yesterday for
Indianapolis. Ind, where he win attend
the wedding Of his sister, Miss Letta
Newcomb.
The county commissioners yesterday
offered a reward of so Tor the arrest
and conviction Of the man who stole y
p. Blakeman's horse
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Lane, Of New ork,
and Miss T. Blindina Lane, Of Muscatine,
are visiting at dr. and Mrs. A T. Lanes,
Sl3 North Lawrence street.
Mrs. Eliza J. Sampson was yesterday
granted divorce from her husband. J. G.
Sampson, and allowed TO resume her
maiden name, Eliza J. Bathwel-
There is one wise Spectator IN this
city, who owns nearly two hundred and
fifty residence properties and enjoys a
rent roll OF s2ooo 10 5000 a month.
o. D. Jackson. the West Douglas ave
nue. barber. has a rare and valuable
coin. It is an 1874 Liberty half-cent piece
and is worth a very large premium.
Marshal Henry Schad, OF the city
court. last evening took Charles Oliver
ana George Robertson. the two boys con
victed 81 petty larceny TO the reform
school at Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson. accom-
panied by Mr.. Davidson's mother. Mrs
Geo. McTaggert wiz leave today over
the Missouri Pacific and Nandalia lines
for Indianapolis. Ind.
The fourth. hfth and sixth grades II the
Park school went 10 ldnWood park yes /