The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17

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An automobile delivery wagon viii soor
De seen in Wichita
r. J. Stephenson of Perry, Oklahoma.
Was in Wichita Friday.
c. L. Seagrave of Topeka was among
Wichita's visitors Friday.
Conductor Charlie Sheldon suffered Fri
Jay from a very severe chill.
Colonel Toler viii supply his Audito-
fium with winter storm doors.
Air. Dick Bentley, one of Kiowa's prom
tnent bankers, was in the city.
The successors to Cash Henderson will
open for business next Tuesday.
Two Pullman cars are now used on the
night north-bound Santa Fe train.
/. r. Delaney has received a great
many letters of congratulation lately.
Mr.. Chas. W. Weaver will soon erect a
Inc cottage for himself on Rogers avenue.
c H. Haydn of Anthony spent a day
IN Wichita, visiting the wholesale houses.
II. F. Baker and James Edgar of Beau
mont were in Wichita for a couple Of
days
Mr.. J. E. Griffin of wellington was in
the city for a couple OF days during the
week.
Mr.. J. L. Francis is fixing up a fine
front in his new location on East Douglas
avenue.
Mrs. S. McKanna, of St. Louis. is in
the city visiting her niece, Mrs. W. C.
Herman.
c. a. Graham purchased through D. F.
Fuller 63i n. Wabash Of J. 1. Rogers
for 1925
Ralph Balm, of the Santa Fe hotel. is
going on -crutches, owing to a sprain of
the ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Cunningham Of XII
owa spent several days Of the past week
IN this city.
a new front is being put into the
building cast Of McCombs' wholesale
harness house.
Work is nearly completed on Mt. Car
mel Academy. All that is required now
IS the finishing
Rrs. Ira Marques and sister, Miss Jessie
Keller. Of Clearwater. were shopping
here yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Lawrence has made some
improvements in his store that will give
him more room.
J. ". Dixon Of Piedmont was welcome
caller at the firm Of Smythe & Sons
Friday afternoon.
The city is overstocked with pota-
toes at present, and some Of the dealers
are cutting prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Northope, Of Cunning
ham were in the city yesterday on bust
ness and pleasure.
Mrs. ". W. Ives, of Bloomington, was
the guest of Mrs. E. A. Zimmerman and
family, this week.
Mr.. J. D. BIcOsker of Alva, Okla
homa, formerly of this city. is spending
a few days in Wichita.
Mr.. E. F. Cation and daughter, Of Boise
City, Idaho, are in the city visiting Mr..
Cations sister, Mrs. Stuck.
A. S. Marble, of Cheney. was in the
city yesterday telling about the big wheat
in his part of the country.
Many Of Wichita's sports spent a rest
less night Friday. waiting for returns
from the fight in San Francisco.
Mr.. r. w. Robertson of the Santa Fe |
freight offices says the Elk's goat is all |
right but rather hard butter.
Very few new bicycles have been sold /
In Wichita this year. The improved street /
car system hurt the bicycle trade.
James Moriarty. P. P. Ahern and Ralph !
Robinson rode the Elk Friday night to I
t--e satisfaction Of a good audience.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Hammers have re-
turned from an extended trip and win /
lie at home to their many friends.
The Santa Fe ticket office in this city
has undergone a general inspection and
successfully passed the examination.
J. /. Frances & Co. have leased the
large room at 403 East Douglas and a
new front is being put in for them.
Mr.. Il. II. Honens, a former Wichita
man, now a wealthy stage owner and
miner. spent few days in Wichita.
Calven Jerry Wodley is bright young
boy who has arrived 10 brighten the home
Of Mr.. J. Wadley. OF Eighth street.
Mrs. W. E. Newman has gone to Ell
Dorado to attend the wedding of Miss
Flora Page to A. Hicks, next Monday.
A J. MusseIman left yesterday for the
east in the interest of the Hockaday
Hardware company To buy sporting goods
a week ago yesterday was the biggest
Saturday Wichita has had for ten years
IN the clothing trade business was es-
pecially good
Mrs. r F. Burke bought the Webb
house. corner of Water and Tenth streets
of Charles Davidson for $2,o00 through
j. Z. Fuller
Mr. J. Sparm. a farmer living just
north of town, was quite severely bruised
10y having his wagon overturned, on East
Douglas avenue.
e. W. Poindexter is looking after the
interests of the Northwestern Mutual
Insurance company in town. He is Wis
iung the agents.
Mr. J. T. Hooking of the Hooking
Moore Drug company has gone TO Wis
consin ON a visit. He viii be gone
about three weeks.
one of the former swell ladies Of
Wichita is now working in the kitchen Of
B restaurant. There is nothing stable
about social prestige.
Wichita may have a new. up-to-date
restaurant in the near future \ we'll J
known Kansas City hotel clerk is talk
ng about putting one in.
Miss Mabel Ives left last week for the y
sunny South to spend the winter in hopes +
II regainins her health. She was ac- n
by her father. =
Mrs. a. u. BOYD viii leave Tuesday v
morning Tor Hobart O. T.. for visit with p
ler husband AR BOYD is in the commits q
don business at HOBART p
Ounce Snyder. of Rockford township Il
1aid yesterday that the wheat in his sec