The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. c. J. Champlin OF Newton was in
I the city yesterday.
Mr.. s L Monad. OF Conway Springs,
was Wichita visitor for few hours.
Mr.. C. II. Harrison. Of the New
Orleans Picayune. is in the city for the
day.
Mrs. o. Mcfarland returned yesterday
from a three weeks visit at sapulpa.
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John z. Lydecler, Of Kingman. made a
visit with the lawyers Of Wichita yester-
day.
Mr. Harry Shields, travelling passenger
agent. was in the city a few hours yes
terday.
Miss Carrie Howard. Of Mnesgrove. Pa.
is visiting her uncle. J. E Howard. Of
this city.
AR sam Larimer. travelling passenger
agent for the Santa Fe. spent yesterday
in the city.
/ snAs Brown returned from Cheney yes
terday. and reports that town as in a fine
commercial way.
| Miss Cora McKibben leaves this morn
! ing FOR Colorado Springs. where she VIII
spend the summer.
Mrs R. p Dodds and Mrs. J. A Dodds
have left this city for = visit with reIa
tives at Colorado Springs
Miss Mabel Wells Of Geneola. Kansas.
is visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Shank.
Miss Emma Shank Of St. Louis. is
spending her vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Shank
Lima B. Mcdowell. whose maiden name
is Talhaferro. was granted a divorce yes
terday from Joseph T. Mcdowell.
S. A. Maxwell. of Anthony, was bus
mess visitor in this city yesterday. He
was formerly resident of Wichita.
The many friends Of Miss Sadie Adkins
win be sorry 10 learn that she is quite
i'll at her home with typhoid fever.
Winifred c. Richards. of the Hockaday
Hardware company. is spending her va
cation at Cedar Rapids and other points
in Iowa.
Miss Nellie Morgan. Of Eureka Springs.
is in the city for a short visit with Mrs
A. J. Erickson. 1914 North Lawrence
avenue.
Father Then left suddenly for Jefferson
City, Mo, yesterday morning. He was
called away suddenly by the death Of
relative
E. E. Smithermen, of this city. has
moved TO Hutchinson, Kan. Mr.. Smither-
men. while here. was a fireman at the
electric light plant.
Theodore Osweilder returned from tho
Populist convention yesterday. and did
not look particularly happy over the re-
suits of that meeting.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Evans of Ell Dorado and two
daughters of Ell Dorado visited in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Evans is a promin-
ent grocer of FL Dorado.
Mrs. R. P Dodds. of IA North Market
and Mrs. J. A. Dodds and son, Chester,
of 62S North Market street, have gone to
Colorado to spend the summer.
Miss Katie Thompson left Tuesday
evening over the Rock Island for Council
Bluffs, Iowa and Omaha. Neb.. where
she will visit month with relatives
The business men on West Douglas ave
nue. are pleased with the new sewer and
it is now thought there viii be no more
streets in that section OF the city covered
with water.
Mr.. B. Warkentine, president Of the
Halstead Milling company. OF Newton
and Blackwell. spent the day in the city
yesterday. looking after the interests Of
the company here.
Miss Lizzie Dickinson has gone east
to spend her vacation. She win visit in
Kansas City. Chicago. and other eastern
places. She expects to be gone until the
first of September.
Beryl Craig, OF this city. has left for
Fort Worth. Tex. where he accepts a
position with the Pacific Express com
pany. He was with both the United States
and Pacific while in this city.
The first new wheat was on the market
yesterday 1t sold for fifty five cents and
tested nfty-eight pounds. It was raised
on Lanes Island by the Water Works
company and was sold TO the Union Mills
Mr. j. S Crouch, Of this city. has sold
out his grocery store at $50 East Douglas
avenue to Craig < Price OF Turin. Kan
The deal viii take effect July l. Mr..
Crouch has been a resident Of Wichita for
years, and it is hoped that he has not
retired from business In this city,