The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09

her home on North Market street. after
a four weeks outing.
Mrs. Robert H. Clogston was called
home on account Of the serious illness Of
her sister, Mrs. Edith Little.
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith of St. Joseph. No. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. V. Wells.
at her home. So1 The sedgwick.
The Corter Produce company is excavat-
ing for their new building at the south
west corner of Douglas and Waco.
c. H. Hunsaker of Mulvane was in the
city yesterday and called TO see the work
ings of the linotype in the Eagle office.
Mrs. Mamie Mun-Tanner and baby
Brette. of Enid. Okla. are visiting her
fathers family at 52l South Market
street
Mrs. S. s Mead and TWO daughters Nellie
and Vira, goes TO Clearwater for a short
visit to old Illinois friends and school
mates.
BY mistake the name of DR.. Doyle
was printed in Saturdays Eagle in the
list of membership of the Young Mems
Republican club.
Mrs. Ruth \. Lyons is in the city visit
ing Mrs. II. G. Ruggles, 1144 North Wich-
tia street. Mrs. Lyons is on her way
home from Geneseo to Eldorado Springs,
Mo.
c. w. Williams II. Whiteside and How
ard Lewis, all prominent attorneys of
! Hutchinson, were in the city yesterday
! attending cases in bankruptcy in Judge
! Wallis court.
Mrs. NJ. S. Colvin, Mrs. F A French,
Mrs. Emma Somers and Mrs. Clara G.
/ Deem viii represent the East Side w. c.
T. L at Mcpherson Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week.
Mr.. George F. Berry of Pond Creek
stopped in the city over Sunday on his
way home from Kansas City and the
east They are the guests of his daugh-
ter, Mrs George Israel.
o. G. Burrows, general agent of the
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient at An
tkony, was in the city yesterday confer
ring with the railroads and commercial
clubs with reference to Orient business.
There was party from Hutchinson in
the city Sunday who came down in three
aUAOAiObllNS. j. L. Olthtildn Will his ram
lily was leading the way. They rode
around the city for an hour or two and
then returned.
Jay Eye was arrested by Detective
Stevens last night. 1t is believed that
he is one of the young fellows who tried
to enter the house of Douglas V. Don
nelly by climbing through a second story
window a few nights ago.
The farmers are evidently going to keep
plenty of hay this year, for notwithstand-
ing the big crop, hay is being shipped in
from Butler county. 1t is considered a
little better than that raised on the bot
tom lands near this city.
\ Night Blooming Cereus, belonging to
Mrs. F. B. Calender, opened up Sunday
night, and its beauties were enjoyed by
many friends of Mrs Calender. who
spent the evening there. A Night Bloom
ing Cereus belonging to H. A. Bliss also
was in bloom Sunday night.
Rev. J. W. Anderson yesterday received /
a letter from his nephew, Elmer Creigh- .
ton of Roswell, saying that an exhibit .
car from that section would be in Wich- /
tia on Wednesday. Mr.. Creighton writes 4
that the car is worth seeing and merits
notice.
w. F. Shell. manager of the Wichita
nursery. returned home from an extended
business and pleasure trip through III
rois, Indiana and Ohio. He reports crops
in those states about half and half. some
Very good and some very poor. but says
that Kansas has them all bested in corn
this year.
A typographical error occurred Sunday
in the publication Of the county auditors
report Of the condition Of the countys
finances. The amount IF refunded taxes
should have read s2.2l2.e2 and the school
land principal should have read $Z54
There were no errors in the total foot
iags, however.
f. Dorsey returned home Saturday
evening from Middleton l. T.. where he
has been visiting his daughter. Mrs. d.
". Taylor and family for the past month.
He is IS years old. enjoying good health
and visits his children il different towns
in Missouri Illinois. Kansas and Okla
homa territory. He says that farms in
Kay county. @. T. have been selling for
so and So per acre
Frank Owens has severed his connec-
ton with Greenfield Brothers and has
gone to work for Clarence Fulton Mr.
Owens is now thought 20 be the oldest
clothing salesman Of continuous service
Ia southern Kansas. having been nearly
twenty years in the business At Cald
We'll. Wellington and in this city. He IS
also reputed To be ore q the best aad
has a large clientele in the southwest
he Is q maker and holder Of friends