The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
CITY IN BRIEF.

Howard Wheeler leaves today for E
Reno.
Dr. Harry Taggert came in from z
Reno yesterday.
Miss Fode Stanley entertained at he
home last night
E. I. Cannon Of Cincinnati is in tn
city on business.
Miss Ida Barwise returned Wednesda!
from Geuda Springs
T. c. Holco1nb was IN the city yesterda!
transacting business.
J. w. Adams returned yesterday from
two weeks business trip.
II. T. Dedrick returned yesterday from
FL Reno where he registered.
Glenn spruence Of Wellington is calling
on his many friends in the city.
Charles Woolferton of Kansas City is IL
the city, stopping at the Hamilton.
J Mr.. Gus Saur is confined TO his bed 81
his home on South Emporia avenue.
J. W. Snyder, prominent cattle man OF
Optina, o. T.. is in the city on business
]. ]. Houston, a prominent cattle man
Of Ponca City, Oklahoma, is in the city.
T. c. Meagley. assistant freight agent OF
the Santa Fe, is in the city for several
days.
c. F. Prouty, prominent Territory pol
itician, of Kingfsher. is in the city CT
business.
Otis Cove succeeded IN making some
excellent negatives of the Dold packing
house ruins
Judge F.. G. Martin Of Hutchinson was
in the city yesterday stopping at the
Manhattan.
Miss Della Kindred, one Of the oblis-
ing central girls at the telephone Office
is i'll at her home.
Elmer Reese left yesterday for FL Reno
where he will register himself and father
VINO is an old soldier.
Donald Fordyce left yesterday for IN
dianapolis and Greencaste, Indiana, to
visit for several weeks.
Mr.. John NJ Norris Of Monmouth, H.,
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. VIM Ledg-
erwood Of Waco avenue.
NJ. P. Epp of Butler, Kansas, is IN the
city viewing the ruins Of the Dold fire
ana transacting business.
Mr.. R. T. Bastian OF Fulton, Illinois,
is the guest of his nephew. c. r. barrett,
of 1923 North Emporia avenue.
Judge Dale and Sid Ashton left yester-
day for Boulder. Colorado. where they
will spend several weeks on a vacation
Miss Nina Constant of Hutchinson and
Miss Maud McCronklin of Derby have
been visiting Miss Josie Dean the past
week.
Geo. B. Dolan returned yesterday from
CoyIe, Oklahoma, where he acted as
agent for the Santa Fe for several
weeks.
Messrs. Augustine and Edward Mccoy
Of Rock Rapids. Iowa, are in the city.
guests of their brother. DIT. Addison W.
Mccoy.
Deputy Grand Master Miller IS IN the
city. Mr.. Miller addressed a large meeting
of United Workmen at their hall on North
Main street.
D. B. Fuller and family OF Eureka arc
stopping at the Carey. Mr.. Fuller is a
prominent attorney and Is in the city on
legal business.
o. Klein sold to Amos Jones yesterday
seven lots on South Lawrence yesterday
for $50. The deed was made through
Grafton and Henry.
C. NJ Iceberg returned from FL Reno
where he registered he says last nights
rain was general, as It struck them as
far south as FL Reno.
Eugene Rusk, travelling manager OF the
Kansas City stockyards, was in the city
yesterday. He is touring the state, look
ing over the cattle prospect.
Mrs. Ruth Bronson went Gown to Wood
ward yesterday to take a look at her
ranch and see whether the drouth had
any effect upon it. She VIII remain q
week.
O. T. Thomas Of Des Moines Iowa. is n |
the city. MIR. Thomas is the new travel /
ing passenger agent Of the Santa Re. /
He has succeeded AIr. Seagraves. who has /
been promoted
Ralph Robinson. the genial cashier OF 1
the Santa Re freight Office. leaves today 4
for Galveston. Texas. from where he VIII 4
so by way Of the Mallory steamship line (
10 New York City. where he VIII visit
for several weeks.
Mr.. John Casper. compOsitor On the
Eagle n the days before the advent OF the
linotype IS IN the city. the guest of 1Ir.
c. p Daratt. Of tho stock yards. LIP.
Casper Is now located 1t his Old home
in Fulton, IL, ard IS el route to = Reno.
where he goes 70 register and he expects
70 draw farm. his many friends wish
him good luck.