The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-23
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. Glenn Baker returned yesterday
from a short trip TO Turon. Kan.
Mr.. B. c. Heshmyer Of Garden Plain
was in the city yesterday on business
Mr.. H. Hitchcock and family of Zyba
were in the city yesterday, shopp as
Lieutenant Edwards went to Arkansas
City yesterday TO look after the recruit
ing station there.
Mr.. a. NJ. Butler furnished she Eagle
yesterday with eight good. solid heads
of cabbag=. slowing or on stalk
Mrs. R. Sims and little daughter Oara.
left last evening for Missouri. whore
they will visit her sister and other rel
atives.
Frank Godfrey of Medford, o. T. was
in the city yesterday getting suppliee
for new bank which he viii open 1T
Medford.
The many friends in this city of Mrs
]. P. Tighe win be grieved to learn or
her very serious illness at her home IL
Hutchinson.
NJ c. Miller has returned from an out
ing in Colorado. While there he climbed
to the top of Pixies peak and then
down again.
The Misses Carol Edwards and Mary
Bean have been camping with Mrs. w
D. Chain and daughters for the past two
weeks in Butler county
Mrs. ]. A. Shields returned Tuesday
afternoon from points IN Washington
and Colorado. where she has been visit
ing for the past two months.
Mr.. w. G. Ray of this city has received
word from Colorado that DR.. a. RAJ Is
sick at Manitou and not expected L.
live. DR.. Ray is out there visiting MS
son, J. A. Ray.
Lewis Biting, Robert Israel and Guy
Levy just returned from camp on rbe
Walnut. They report fine. time. From
either of the three one can hear the latest
up-to-date fish story.
r. warkentin. president of the Hal
stead and Newton mills, was visitor IN
Wichita yesterday. The company is now
remodeling the Halstead mills and in
creasing their capacity.
The board of appraisers appointed to
appraise the opening of Zimmerly street
| from Lawrence avenue to Main street
met yesterday and adjourned for two
weeks, to await the action Of the coun-
| Gil.
| Prof. A X Sickner has tie bonanza
tomato patch of this city. He hrorghl
a sample to the Eagle Yesterday. meas
uring sixteen inches in circumference and
weighing one pound and eleven ounces
Harvey D. Grace of Cheney was here
/
Mr.. Grace now owns seventy quarter sec
lions of land in Meade county and is
operating extensively in cattle in that
county.
Mrs. John B. Carey and her daughters
! Mrs Dowden and Miss Elizabeth Carey
left over the Santa Fe yesterday for q
six weeks visit at the northern lake,
and on the eastern sea coast. They viii
stop a day at Cleveland and Buffalo &c
call on friends.
Mrs. Ed Hin of Cleburne. Tex, died
Tuesday morning. Her remains will be
brought here this evening. to her par
ent Mrs Thomas Hill, 220 North Law
renee avenue. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
Miss NJ c. Yoder. who recently seq
cred her connection with James D. John
son. New York City, to take charge oil
Rorabaugh's millinery department, left
yesterday for New York, where she viii
spend few weeks reviewing the mar
kets and making preparations for fall
work Miss Yoder has only recently takel
charge Of the millinery department al
Rorabaugh's. but in her short career has
won a host Of friends for her section 81
the big store.
Mr. r. @ Snyder of Rockford iowa
ship was in Wichita yesterday on bust
ness He reports crop matters as *
ceptionany good in his portion of The
county. The oats are a very fine Yield
and the corn is coming on very fnels
under very abundant rains. The wheat
| is turning out far better than antici
pated small fruits are abundant and
there is a good apple crop ahead. Mr.
Snyder has been in this county for mor'
than twenty-five years. He counts tn
present one of the big years.
Walter Stippich and Aft Conklin, Mis-
F1ossie NJ McComb and Miss Mabel Ma
gill have returned from their outing OF
the Walnut river. About twenty youns
! W lCAltd ptcllt tSNsADilSlteN lamp I@uHdA
seven miles south of Augusta. wher
most Of the party still remain. Thos'
who have returned report having a spIen
did time They gave several parties
which We're attended by the young PEG
PIE in the vicinity of the camp. Waite
Stippich said last night that the peopl
who visit the eastern seashore could no
have more enjoyable time than tn
people at Camp Edward.
If you have no appetite for your meals
something is wrong with your digestion
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