The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-26
Che aaaieha nsu gae Friday 1oriaa September ze, 1902
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN Brief.

Geo. W. Downing. OF Harper county,
is visiting his brother. Ben Downing
Mrs. E. L. Neal is spending the week
with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. E E
FrOOman.
Mrs. John Davis, OF Udall. is attending
! the carnival and visiting friends az s0l
North Market street
Miss Grace Nelson. OF Cedar Vale. is in
the city visiting friends and taking in the
sights during the carnival.
George W. CrowelI. OF Alva. o. T. is in
the city taking IN all the many sights
OF the Peerless Princess
Mrs J. NJ Stout Of Hampton. Iowa.
and Mrs. z. B. Higley OF Sterling are
visiting Mrs. o. B. Taylor
R. J. Kidson. while passing through
the city with two carloads of cattle, spent
q few hours at the carnival.
Probate Judge Wilson received letter
| stating there is no room in the state in
| sane asylum for Cora ToIbert.
NJ l. Hayworth. cashier OF the Valley
State bank, of Bell PLANE. was among
the visitors 10 the city yesterday.
Mr. A J. SmalIy has returned from his
California trip. Mrs. Smalley will remain
| in Saudiego for the winter months.
Mrs. Ora Marquis OF Clearwater is here
visiting her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
| Kitzler OF North Lawrence avenue.
MI and Mrs y. H. Reynolds Of still
water. O. T, are in the city this week
attending the reunion and carnival
Mrs. Olive Roach of Whitewater is
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. 2. Schuman,
and her neice. Mrs. z. E Grooman.
j. H. Johnson, and son. OF Medicine
Lodge came up yesterday and are seeing
the wonders Of the Peerless Princess
H H. Noies, southwestern passenger
agent Of the MCKEE Plate railroad. was
IT. the city yesterday for few hours
Fred Roberts. musician here. viii
| leave this morning 10 join Harry Wards
magnificent MINISTRIES in Arkansas City
Miss Lizzie Cady. of Augusta, is spend
/ ing a few days with her friend. Mary
/ Loudenberger. Of Paramount. this week
Guy Stevens. formerly with the Stevens
Clothing COMPANY has accepted a posi-
ton with Greenfield Bros. clothing store.
| J. E. George, president OF the Liberal
State bank, OF Liberal. Kansas was IN
the city yesterday for business and pleas
ure.
/ Mr. and Mrs E E Grooman of North
/ Ohio avenue are entertaining Mrs W.
B. Leonard and son Kenneth of Joplin
No
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luling and Mrs.
Howard Moffat leave this morning for
Topeka. Mr.. Luiing Will go on to st.
Louis from Topeka.
NJ Fl. Potter. cashier OF the State bank. |
of Turon. was in the city yesterday look /
| ing at the sights and visiting some Of
the Wichita bankers.
Grace and Faith Loudenslager left over (
the Missouri Pacific last evening 10 at
tend the wedding of their friend, Miss
| Lena Splitter Of Maize.
Miss HELEN Wright. OF Medicine Lodge /
and Miss Bertha Hafey. of Eureka. are
| in the city. the guests of Mrs. Z. i. Mas /
| terman, 1921 Park Place.
Z. F. Cation. formerly of the Eagle. T
| has been nominated for state senator by
the Republicans in the district in Idaho /
in which Boise city is located.
Mrs. W. r. Stewart OF Denver. is the
guest OF her son, O. X. Stewart. OF 1853
North Lawrence avenue. and VIII remain
during the coming two months.
Mr.. Russell Harding. third vice-presi- /
dent and general manager Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad. arrived In the city last
night and will spend today in Wichita.
G. E McNickel, cashier Of the Ex-
change National bank, Of Alva. o. T. /
was in the city yesterday. taking in the /
sights and talking with the Wichita
bankers
News has reached this city that + T.
Cation, so well known here. has been I
nominated for state senator on the Re
publican ticket in Idaho He lives at
Boise City.
Fred L. Vandigrift. of the Kansas City
Star. who has been here two days at
tending the Grand Army reunion. re-
turned home last night much pleased
with his visit
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was set for yesterday morning, but on
account Of the absence of Mr. Frank
| Powells attorney, 1t was continued until
this morning at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Harry Cook and little daughter
| Clarice Of Amarillo, Texas. are spend
ing a few days with her aunty. Mrs
J. P. Shuman. and her cousin, Mrs F.
+. FrOoman on their way 10 their new
home in Denver. Colorado
George II. Sloan. a prominent farmer
and stockman Of Independence. Kansas.
and one OF the big stockholders in the
Kansas National bank. was in the city
yesterday lie SAYS the way Wichita is
growing is especially pleasing 10 him
Mrs. Sarah J. Murray. local president
| W r. C. No. 90 Wichita. IS very sick.
| but is reported better She was removed
yesterday from the grounds 70 the home
| Of her son-in-law. Mr. May. and her
| many IIltluS nope lef mex SPECIFY Itcpf- .
cry.
A lo0-yards springting match for 9 purse
/ Of $3.50 between George W. Walker ~
| Trinidad Colo. and also s9-yard cham
pion OF America. and Thomas r. Lee ~
Rochester. y y. 20 be run AZ the fair
grounds az o'clock 2. m September -. f
\ 1872. under the direction 81 the Wichita
1 Fair association. Come ont everybody
and see the fastest runner on earth TO-
| DAY. a Kansas boy Remember. p. IT,
| SHARP.
Nj P n Johnson. one of that bright
galaxy 81 assistants IN Col Jerre Black
passenger department cf the santa Re.
came Gown from Topeka yesterday % af-
teud the Grand Army reunion. aud moth
! ing more lie didn't e Within tx
blocks 81 the bun aght, didn't throw
confetti studfousir avoided the Streets
II cairo. and even cut ont the liiiipgtia1s
/ from hls itinerary under fhe craperor-
axe of Col r. 2 DeianeT lie fit fhe
town precisely a. Rev. sheldon would
have done j. Everybody 81 the EaT
streets looked alike 20 hin Former
Esteemed Feiio~fozH1srna george
HestherinFtou wanted % cone with hiri.
but h. was una5ie 90 o. so-
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.