The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY in BRIEF.
I. r Cole is in Iowa

J. II. Black has returned from New
York city.
Mrs. R H Pheney is visiting relatives
in Holton, Kan.
Mrs. G. [. Green is seriously Ill at 81
North Market street
Sheriff ". E. Brooks. Of Bourbon
county. is in the city.
Mr. s L. Gilbert has gone TO Keokuk.
Iowa, for short visit
Scott E. Winnie left for Colorado on
business trip last night
Mrs. H Joseph viii start on a trip to
Colorado about August l.
A c. Derby. Of Medford. was in wich-
ita yesterday on business
Miss Luella Ball, OF Caldwell. Kan,
is the guest Of Mrs. Clsud Funk.
Miss Eddison OF Conway Springs. is
visiting Mrs. Welsh OF this city.
Misses Leonard and Stanford expect to
go to Colorado for an outing August l.
Mr. and Mrs. ". E. Jet are making
arrangements 10 leave this city August l
for a tour Of Colorado.
Mrs Louchlanu and daughter have re-
turned from two months visit at their
homestead near Mt Hope
seargent Walter P Beltz viii return
today from Leavenworth, where he has
been on an eight day vacation.
Harry Farmer and his wife and Miss
Lizzie McGsry returned yesterday from
short visit at Eureka Springs.
Frank Reed. is New York avenue.
vas taken % the St Francis hospital
yesterday 70 be treated for appendicitis.
Dr. Taylor last night reported a ten
pound baby girl at the home OF Geo. ".
Ross, corner OF Topeka and Murdoch ave
nues
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s Mitchell Of Rose
Hill. Mrs F. S. Henshaw and daughter.
Of this city, left for Washington. Ter,
yesterday.
James O Hanlon yesterday received
notice that his pension had been raised
10 $50 per month with back pay for
forty-three months.
Mr.. J. R Mead says that in all his ex-
perience IN Kansas the corn at present
is in better shape than he has ever seen it.
He regards its condition as perfect
\. Thomas Cherry received word yester-
cay that his mother, Mrs. L. I. Buck
ingham IS seriously fl with blood poison
ing at her home IN Waterloo, o.
Mrs. c. L. Fawcett Of Denver. Colo.
is visiting at the residence Of her father.
]. ". Baughman, 12o5 First street. where
she viii be pleased TO see her friends
Miss Minnie Boughton. OF Rock Island.
and Miss Clara Boughton Of Chicago.
are the guests OF their sister, Mrs E
J Mueller. of 1922 North Emporia. for
few weeks.
Mrs. c. Mccoy, mother Of Mrs. 4. n.
Jones. of Isl South Hydraulic. returned
from FL Dorado yesterday and will leave
for Pueblo. Colo, over the Missouri
Pacific Monday.
The secretary OF Harmony council No.
I2s. Fraterual Aid association. now has
his Office in one Of the lodge rooms over
400 East Douglas, second floor. Can there
to pay your dues.
The friends Of Mr.. Fred Aver. who
was reported in Wednesday mornings
Eagle at ST Francis hospital for append
citis, will be glad 10 learn that he is
getting along nicely.
Verne Mauby has returned to Wichita
and IS building him neat little cottage
near the fair grounds on Wichita street.
He brought with him some fine colts.
which are very speedy.
Mr. NJ Lowry. Of 80 North Usage ave-
nue.. West Side presented the Eagle yes
terday with remarkable freak in tomato
culture. 4 perfect branch carrying
cluster Of eight large. Wen developed
tomatoes
J. H. McGruder. the miller from Cairo.
was in the city yesterday and BY his
rudy smile. it was easy to see that the
milling business is all right out near
Cairo. Mr.. Magruder and his partner,
too. W J. Harding. are Wichita boys.
Mr. VIM. Thomas has at his home. SO
Riverview. one OF the latest creations in
A chrysanthemum-sun
flower. It has the long stout stalk and
leaves Of the sundowsr. while the flower
is a large beautiful chrysanthemum on
a sunnower base.
The remains OF Miss Nina Tatman.
who died IN East ST. Louis yesterday,
win arrive via Missouri Pacific on Mon
day noon. Funeral services win be held
from the home OF her sister. Mrs sher-
man Cluff. I2ls North Market street Non /
day afternoon at ? o'clock