The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-03

| Annie of Cheney, Kan. spent several
days this week in the city shopping and
visiting friends.
Mr.. Thomas Morris, one of the big
peach and PLAIN raisers near Guthrie, o.
T., was in the city yesterday and called
at the Eagle office.
( A marriage license was granted yes
! terday TO ]. s. Macarthur of Kansas
City, aged %, and Miss Nellie Holbrook
Of Winfield. aged "a.
David Mccormick of Mt. Hope was in
this city yesterday. He says the corn is
all right out his way but another rain
wouldn't be kicked on.
Mrs D. T. Flynn and Miss Dorothy
Flynn, passed through here yesterday on
their way to Hazelton, where they will
visit Mrs. Flynn's mother.
Universalist church-The Sunday school
and Y. P. c. U. will not meet tin Sep
TENDER l. when regular preaching win
begin with a resident pastor.
Mrs. E. A Neuman and children leave
Tuesday for Eureka Springs and expect
10 visit different points in the Indian ter
ritory before they return.
Miss MaybelIe Sanford and Miss Lulu
p Leonard left last evening over the
Santa Fe on trip to Colorado summer
resorts and the Pacific coast points.
Mrs. Geo. Cerfe. Of 500 South Wichita
street, presented the Eagle yesterday
with four smooth, ripe tomatoes, weigh
ing forty-seven ounces. all on one stem.
N. Shaw was arrested yesterday on the
charge of disposing of property mort
gagged to Joseph Thornhin. de gave bond
and his trial was set for August u in the
city court.
Miss verna springate. who has been
attending the Kelso School of Music and
Dramatic Art, at Chicago, has returned
home having completed the course in that
institution.
Mrs Fred Shuman, Mrs. Melville Jones.
Mrs John Culp and little Lucille viii
leave over the Rock Island this morn
ing for Colorado Springs and Denver to
spend the hot weather.
Misses Ada Crook and Maggie Shaffer
of Cheney are spending several days
visiting friends in the city. Miss Crook
is on her way to Los Angeles, Cal. where
she viii make her future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Imboden leave to-
day for months visit on the Pacific
coast. Mrs. Imboden will visit a brother
in San Francisco whom she has not seen
for twenty years.
Miss Nellie Kerr, formerly of this city.
but now of Joplin, No. is visiting in the
city. Miss Kerr for a number Of years
was one of the popular salesIadies of the
George lines Dry Goods company.
The county commissioners at their
meeting yesterday authorized the trans
fer Of the county judgment fund to the
general fund. The judgments against the
county were paid out of the general fund.
B. f. r. MundeH. who has been con-
fined 10 his home with an attack of ty-
phoid fever is again able to be down
town and viii Eli his regular position
with the Western Newspaper Union on
Monday.
John s Norris. who purchased the
teenth and Main. has moved into it. He
is a prominent stock man. formerly of !
Furley. and he will engage in business
at the Union stock yards.
Mrs Thomas Lynch leaves today for
san Diego. Cal. where she viii visit a
sister for month and then will return |
TO Prescott. Arizona, for a few weeks |
visit with her daughter. Mrs r. r. Cole |
man, who was formerly Wichita girl
X. NJ. Holcomb leaves this noon over |
the Frisco on an extended vacation trip |
to Toledo and via by boat to Niagara 1
and Buffalo. Toronto ana down the St. |
Lawrence to Lake George and Cham |
plane TO Boston. returning via New York |
and washington.