The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-09
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city.
A. ]. Applegate has been sick for sew
eral days.
A.E. Helm is in Newton, but is expect
ed back today.
Mrs. Bert Parkell, Of st. Louis. is visit
ine Mrs. B. F. Dunn.
Ex-Governor jenkins. Of Oklahoma. was
| in the city yesterday.
Herman Jucnter of Cheney was in the
city yesterday on business.
Miss Margaret Knorr Is visiting friends
in Kingman at present
Miss Sadie Hilbert Of Cincinnati is vis-
visiting her sister in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hellar are going to
Colorado to spend a vacation.
Mrs. E. E. Keck and family have gone
| to Manitou for the summer
Miss Estelle Downing and Miss Leona
Herzer will go to Colorado soon.
Mrs. Ed Grady and Mrs. Fletcher Sharp
ere going to Colorado. Thursday
". E. Stevens has moved to his new
home at 1lls North Main street.
Mr.. H. Hansman OF New Murdoch was
in the city yesterday on business.
Earl Blake and Everett Alexander went
to Kingnlan on business last night.
Mrs Frank Talbert has been taken to
the st. Francis Hospital for treatment.
Mrs John Adams was attacked with
appendicitis Monday night and is very
i'll.
Mrs. T. I. Groves was passenger for
Salt Lake City yesterday, over the Rock
Island
Mrs. Jennie Baker left for Chicago yes
terday to visit with eastern friends and
relatives.
Mrs. W. R. Dulaney and daughter. Miss
Lulu. left Yesterday for an extended visit
in the east
DR.. Taylor denies that he Is candidate
on the pension examining board to sue
ceed DR.. BurIey.
Miss Corinne Ludlum left Sunday for
Chicago, where she viii visit for a
month or six weeks.
Mrs. W. D. Chain and daughters Char
lotte and Hazel have gone to spend the
summer in Butler county.
Congressman Long was in the city yes
terday on his way to his home in Medi-
cine Lodge from Topeka
Mr. H l. Merle, of Furley and Mr.. J.
A Baughman. of Haysville. were Wis
itors to the city yesterday.
Miss Sadie Caldwell and Miss Clemma
Fitch have gone to Colorado. Mrs. NJ. f.
Caldwell accompanied them.
Miss Ella Funk. of Benton, has been
visiting with Miss Bertha Hayden, near
this city, during the past week.
Ralph Faxon. private secretary to Rep
resentative Long, was in the city yester-
day, on his way TO Medicine Lodge.
J. 4. Hayden of sG2 North Water street
Is back at his station on the electric
cars after an illness of three weelSs
Mrs. W. s. Crawford and sister. Miss
Mabel Vreeland, leave today for visit in
Colorado, 10 be gone about three weeks.
Mrs. Leslie Doyle OF Sioux Falls. South
Dakota, is visiting Mrs. VIII Pearce of
this city Mrs. Doyle is Wichita girl.
Bert Teller of the Washburn and Teller
Carriage company, left yesterday morn
ing on a ten days trip through Oklahoma.
Mrs. Schuyler Jones has returned home
from two months outing in Oklahoma.
where she has been holding a claim near
Hobart.
Miss Hope Layne, who has been visit
ing in the country. the guest OF Miss
Elsie Hayden, returned home yesterday
afternoon.
Misses Ethel and Alice Travis leave
this evening for few weeks visit with
friends and relatives at their old home.
Concordia, Kan.
Mrs C. VI. Stabler IS in the city visit
ing her son, Mr.. c. B. Yale. and family.
MIR. Yale has been very sick, being
poisoned with poison ivy.
Mr.. S. P. Black of Anthony. brother
Grocer company. was in the city the first
of the week on business.
-he Kappa Sigma club will hold its
regular meeting today at the home OF
Csie Bergman. 1121 Biting avenue. at
p m, instead OF p. m.
The creditors Of c. S. Truck held
meeting at the office of T. b. Wall. ref
cree in bankruptcy. yesterday and ap-
pointed c. Sedgwick Levy receiver.
son was visitor in the city yesterday.
en- route home from Texas, where he
had been attending TO mining and other
interests.
The funeral Of the late Thomas Pike
will be he'll at the residence Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. c. Weisner in Riverside.
four blocks south of Riverside green
house. Wednesday morning at $50 ociock |
Mrs. Knox of sIs North Water street is
slowly recovering from Illness that at
tackled her last Friday morning She was
in the wash tub when the terrific heat
became too much for her and she tainted
Those going out Of the city to spend
the summer were few yesterday. Mrs. w
r Groves has started on a trip 10 Salt
axe and VIII seek the coolness in that
country. Mr. Hoke MeCrockiin was 4
II ussenger to Pueblo. also. over the Rock
Island.
The Wholesale Grocer firm thinks there
Is hotter weather in store for them. so
they intend to fight it with the most ap
proved weapons. They are putting in two
rev electric fsnts Of the latest type The /
lands Electrical company IS doing the
work.
Joe Talbot a prominent grocer Of /
Hutchinson was visitor in the city yes
terday. He has Just returned from the
new Oklahoma country. where he visited
his father. who has valuable claim. Yr +
Talbot reports the corn in excellent con /
dition and predicts an immense crop and (
big fau business