The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-19
CITY IN BRIEF.


Gus warnhoff returned from Colorado
yesterday.
Mrs. Parkinson and daughter Eleanor.
of Mt Carmel, ILL.,. are visiting Mrs e A
Bunner.
Miss Lottie Musselman has returned
from Newton. where she spent a week 5
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Renner. of Lawton.
o. T.. are visiting at the ONE of c. J.
Randolph.
c. o. johnson Of Sawyer. who was in the
city yesterday. recently returned from
trip TO the west
Mrs. Henry ". Dutton has Just re-
turned from a pleasant visit with friends
and relatives in Kansas City. Mo.
A. Corey, who lives five miles west Of
the city brings TO market each morning
wagon load of Alberta peaches.
Mr.. Harry Purcell and Willie Jones
leave this morning for Kingman. where
they will attend the Catuemen's conyen-
ton.
H. A. Russell and Mrs. W. F. vernil-
hon. Of Centerville. Ia. are visiting their
brother, William Russell, who is serious
" i'll.
W H Ebey and wife are in Geuda
Springs. the guests OF Justice GaIbrath
and wife. Mrs. Ebey is Mrs. Galbrath's
sister
E. X Nevling returned from Chicago.
Sunday. He says that the nights were so
cool there that he had TO sleep under
blankets.
Mrs. Charlie Hills. of wellington. is in
the city. She is DESTROYS OF selling her
property in this city. She has rooms at
the Piazza
Arthur Sim and sedgwick Levy are go
ing TO give trolley party tonight so that
people who hear the commotion will know
what IL means.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to E. Z. Kennedy, Of Valley Cen
ter. aged 90 and Zoe Eta Taiman. OF
Valley Center. aged is.
Miss Ora Finney. of Mulvane. who has
been visiting her cousin Mrs. c. A
Matson, for the past week. returned 10
her home yesterday morning.
Mrs. George Q. McGowes and sons of
Fit Worth. Texas, are visiting with Mrs.
McGowan's parents. Mr.. and Mrs J.
l. Harkey, of 421 Laura avenue.
Gus Greenfield of Fort Scott spent sun
day with his brothers in this city and
Sunday night he went to Colorado. ac-
companied by Mr.. Miller Greenfield.
Billy Drake and Brigham Keys of Fort
Scott, were in the city few
hours yesterday returning from sue
cessful theatrical season at Salt Lake
City.
Mr.. ]. D. Macy. one of Sedgwick coun-
tvs most prosperous upland farmers was
in the city yesterday. He has ninety
acres of corn out this year and says the
upland corn is strictly to the front In size
and quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Blosser, of Holton.
Kansas viii arrive today from Colorado
where they have been spending the sum
mer. and will be the guests OF their
granddaughter. Mrs. p. II. Phinney. Of
223 Cleveland avenue.
a sherifrs deed was filed yesterday in
the register of deed 5 Office by which W.
D. Moore secures possession of lots IS,
81 ana ", minus nifty feet on the west
end Of lots 81 and IS. North Lawrence
avenue. for 81. 3s1.
Mrs. L. Haymaker is able 70 return to
her home from the Thomas Sanitarium.
where she has been for seven weeks
under the treatment of DR.. Thomas for
injuries received from a fall from
header barge where she was on her farm
seeing about her wheat being cut.
Mr.. G. A. Richmond who lives two
miles and one mile south Of the city, fur
nished the Eagle with seven ears OF
as fine feed corn that ever graced this
valley 1t is from the Daily vardon vari-
ETY. and the ears are long and stoutiy
built and the grains are large and have
a dark blue color. He has fifty acres
that he says viii yield so bushels 70 the
acre easy