The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-24
CITY IN BRIEF.


Dir. ana MIS- - a H1dtSon A1Fo Ac-
! turned from Peabody
r. Creep and wife Of whitewater were
in the city yesterday
Miss Emma Knight leaves this morn
/ ing for Chickasha, L T.
John II McQuery of Shawnee. o. T.,
was in the city yesterday.
Prof. Henry Apply has returned from
q t1p through Old Mexico
Jacob MEME and wife went to KieI,
Wis, yesterday over the Rock Island
Harry West OF Denver. is visiting his
brother. Joe. and friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David smyth went to Col
orado yesterday to spend two or three
weeks.
Miss Minnie Drake, Of the Boston Store.
is spending her vacation at home this
summer.
C. A. Matson returned from Peabody
yesterday. where ne had been called on
! legal business.
/ Miss Susie Hazen Of Kansas City, Mo,
( is visiting her cousin, Miss Downing, on
+ North Emporia avenue.
( Miss Laura Newcomb has returned
from Manitou. Colorado, where she spent
a two weeks vacation
Miss Mae Smith returned last Wednes-
day morning from a very pleasant visit
with Grace Lucas and Essie Gray Of
Lyons.
Mrs. Henry Apply. who studied vocal
with Prof. Touing at Duluth, Mimi,
( for the past three months. is expected
home next week.
Miss Helen Templeton. of Washington.
Pennsylvania, and Miss Bell Sellers. Of
Albany, No. are the guests Of Mrs. Ida
Iempree at 1917 st. Francis.
Mr.. W. J. Wyrick. who lives three
miles northwest of the city. has just
finished picking 200 baskets of large early
fall apples from four trees.
]. n. Richardson. Roy Robertson, F. T.
Hellar, Larinda Reynolds. Hartzell Love
and Roja Robertson went to Colorado
yesterday over the Missouri Pacific.
DR.. E. Harrison reports the birth of
nine-pouHd girl to Rev. and Mrs. H. F.
Frazer. Rev. Mr.. Frazer is pastor of
New Hope Baptist church (colored)
morning for Chicago. where he meets his
wife, who is buying her fall millinery.
They will return to the city about the
first of September.
E. T. Truman, who lives at 1901 North
Wichita street, has been removed to
ST. Francis hospital for treatment. Mr..
Truman has been i'll for some time with a
complication of diseases.
Mrs. S. X White has been in the city
the past two weeks on account Of the
Illness of her mother and will return to
her home in Leavenworth this evening
over the Missouri Pacific.
Mrs. DR. c. Z. V Sans and Misses
Bertha and Clara Hoffman have been
the guests of Mr.. Arthur Gould of 435
South Water street, returned to their
home in Haven. Kansas. estsrday.
Mr.. W. G. Schaberg, travelling salesman
for the Wichita Wholesale Grocery COM
pany, returned yesterday from a two
weeks vacation in Denver and other Col
orado points. Mrs. SchabeTg will return
a week hence.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
to Frank P. Pickett of Renfrow, o. T.
aged %, and Rose J. Preisser of Ost,
Kan, aged %. and TO Joseph Cue. aged
ss. and Mrs Mary E. Miles, aged So, both
residents of Wichita
Miss Gladus Hathaway leaves over the
Missouri Pacific tomorrow morning for
Freeport, where she has been engaged
by the w. c. T. u. to train class Of
young orators who wish TO compete for
a silver medal about September u.
1t begins to look like the apples in this
section are going to be a perpetual crop.
John p Furlong brought down a twig
from one of his Maiden Blush trees yes
terday which had apples the size Of a
walnut and blooms. The first crop had
already ripened.
Mr.. P. H Thomas. who lives three
miles west of the court house, had a
large load Of number l Kansas Rock Ford
cantelopes in yesterday. and also some
large Columbus muskmelons. These
melons show excellent cultivation and the
nourishment of rich soil.
L. A. Miner had a note last night from
z. E. Beach giving some encoura ging
reports OF the mining property held by
the Manhattan Mining company in Col
is now out at Leadville looking over the
property with a view TO buying machin-
cry for its development.
Mrs B. F. Wooster of Jacksonville, H..
is visiting her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. William Stalker. also her sis
ter and brother. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bur
gesser. for a few weeks. at which limit
Mr.. Woster expects 10 join her in an au-
tomobile for tour Of some months OF
the easern and southern states, with the
hope Of recovering Mrs. Wooster's health.
Eddie Brennan was one OF the visitors
who came down from Topeka last night
to attend the institution OF the Knights
OF Columbus lodge here today. Eddie
vas page in the senate during the legis-
lature Of 1895, being the protege Of Sen
ator OBrien. Captain Burgess and
others who knew him in politics" VIII
be glad 10 see him.
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