The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-19
CITY IN BRIEF.

County Treasurer Boone Is away on
fishing expedition
Miss Helen Myers is sick at her home
on East Douglas avenue.
Miss Frances Henderson OF Wellington,
was IN the city YESTERDAY
James Estes, of Cheney. has removed
his wife from the Wichita hospital.
W. N. Detrick has returned from King
man, where he has been on business.
Mr.. and zIrs. Geo. ". Knorr left last
evening for Geuda Springs to remain in
definitely.
Miss Florence Mulvey is in Chicago,
where she wiz take a special course at
the university.
Miss MiIHcent Giowsky left yesterday
for "a ckwell, O. T.. 10 visit her sister,
Mrs. j. Schonwald-
Mrs. Laura Brown, Of Iowa, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. ]. NJ Campbell OF
1902 EAST Central avenue.
Miss Grace Greer Of Winfield and Miss
Lacey Of waco. Tex, are visiting at the
home Of John T. Powell
M s. J. Loudenslager a wen known
farmer of Union township, is here, look
ing after business matters.
DR.. J. II. Fordyce went to FL Reno.
Thursday evening. He win return this
evening or Sunday morning.
DR.. J. E Oldham viii arrive in the city
today. from q trip 10 Chicago to study
in the hospitals and clinics
John ". Koontz has returned from q
business trip to Terrill, Texas, where he
has been looking after a railroad con-
tract.
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Brady. of Lawrence. is in the city, the
guest Of Mrs. Simons, of North Topeka
avenue.
Miss Matte Marshall left recently for
a two months vacation in Colorado She
viii visit Denver, Colorado Springs, and
other places.
Floyd Casad Is spending his six weeks
furlough with his parents in the city.
he VIII then 90 into the regular ser
vice as an officer.
Mrs. William A. Cashion and daugh-
ter, Miss Maude, left the city last evening
for a visit with relatives and friends in
Cloud county, Kan.
a twelve-pound oaby boy is reported
by Dr. Taylor at the home Of S. A. Nc
Nabb. e07 West Central avenue. Mother
and boy doing well.
Mr.. 0. Comet, of Haskell county, is
here. He is in the cattle business in
western Kansas. Mr.. Comet owns 1OO
manifestations of land.
Miss Nellie Cunningham, Of Blooming
ton. H., is visiting Miss Alietha Miller
Miss Cunningham was formerly student
in the Wichita high school
Mrs. \. NIulvey has returned from a
months sojourn near Rogers, Ark, where
Mr.. Mulvey has a fine farm, which IS
yielding a large harvest this year.
A typographical error was made in the
report of the quarterly school tax distrl-
button in yesterdays Eagle in the amount
allotted TO district No. 1. The amount
should have read $S9O6-l2
Mr.. A. n. Miller, who runs q general
merchandise store at Viola, in this
county, is here doing business with our
wholesale merchants. Mr.. Miller says
that Viola expects to get the Orient rail
road en- route from Harper to Wichita.
Rev. H. E. Thayer. of Topeka, state
Superintendent of Congregational mis-
sions in Kansas, was in the city yester-
day. Rev Mr. Thayer was formerly
pastor of the Plymouth Congregational
church Of this city.
George r. Davis, the rustling real
estate man from Valley Center is here
on business. He reports quite number
of farm sales in his part of the county.
Realty sales are mostly made in farms
and the purchasers come mostly from
Iowa and Illinois.
The final contest Of the tournament
or Braeburn grounds viii be played Mon
day afternoon at $50. It will be three
some and be played by w o. Sternberg,
c. p. Clark and T. A. Amsden- If any
Of the players are not ready at said time
ali Of his rights are forfeited There viii
be no postponement
William Temple. of Bentley, is here on