The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-11

Mr. and Mrs S. X. White are the
parents of a newborn daughter.
j. X. Fowler and son Ben, of Clear
water, were in The city yesterday.
Don Mcclellan, of Fort Worth. was
in the city yesterday, calling on friends.
c. G. Wanl1ey. of Caldwell, opened a
Jaw office in the Biting building yes
terday.
Mrs. Alice Root of Corning, O., is visit
ing her mother and a sick brother at 15i
Laura.
Mrs. L. L. Clyne and daughter, Pearl,
left on the Frisco Tuesday evening for
st. Louis, Mo.
Bunnie Knorr, Of Colwich was in the
city yesterday afternoon. He formerly
lived in Wichita.
]. b. Crabtree returned yesterday from
St Louis, where he has been visiting for
the past ten days.
E. Harrison, who is representing
cereal company of Battle Creek, Mich,
is in the city this week.
T. a. Norris went to Coldwater yes
terday in the interest of the New York
Life Insurance company.
g. w Walker of Enid. was in the
rity yesterday a short time, while ell
route to San Francisco, Cal
Dave Lentz formerly car inspector for
the Missouri Pacific at Fort Scott, has
been transferred to Wichita.
A. f. Cantrell, of Derby. arrived in the
city yesterday and will visit his grand
daughter, Mrs. Laura Dennis,
Mrs c. b. Yale has returned from
Oklahoma City, where she visited with
her sister. Mrs. George Westgate.
Mr. and Mrs w Warfeld. of South
Emporia avenue. are the proud parents
of a little daughter. born last week.
S w. Shattuck returned yesterday from
Newton. where he argued a motion for a
new trial before the district court.
John Cudahy and his son. John Cudahy.
Jr., left for Chicago over the Santa Fe
yesterday morning at 112O o'clock.
Paul Meissner, from New York, repre-
senting the American Electric Novelty
company, is stopping at the Carey
l. n Hockaday left for Plattsburg. Mo.
/ last night IN response to telegram an
nouncing the serious illness OF his mother
/ Mrs e. \. Pope and Miss Beth Pope OF
/ Kane, Ill. are in the city visiting and
looking after some real estate owned by
them
Charles Weber, one of the stockholders
/ in the Hockaday Hardware company, was
/ in the city yesterday on his way to his
/ home at Caldwell.
/ Dr. Paul c. Rowe, OF Marion. was in
the city yesterday and attended meet
Ing of the Academy of Medicine a local
/ medical organization.
! Frank Jones and wife have returned
from Roswell, y. NJ, where they have
been for several months fer the benefit
of Mrs. Jones health.
Mrs. Harry Miles and Mrs. f. Gum
have issued invitations for a card party
tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs
Miles on South Market street.
L. A. Pritchett and grandson. George
Kocian. of Peoria, ILL.,. returned homo
yesterday after visit with. Mrs. Ed
Bockennehl, Of South Market street.
Mr.. Richard Poole was operated on at
the St. Francis hospital yesterday, and
. portion of his arm was taken off. 1t is
expected that he Will be home in a few
days.
The burial of Mrs. Springborn will take
place al ! O'Clock at the house 22i9 North
Main street. and viii be continued at the
German church at o'clock in the after
noon.
Regular meeting Of Wichita company,
No >. Uniform Rarnk X. OF p. tonight at
O'Clock. promptly. Business OF import
ance. All officers are requested 10 be on
hand without fan
Several persons who went 10 Fair
mount Monday afternoon 10 witness the
game of football between an eleven from
that college and one from Kingfsher
say that there was no wrengling occa-
stoned by the argument on the coach
question and that there was no danger
OF riot developing
Mrs Cora r C King. wife OF J. r. II
King Of 4e7 East Douglas avenue returned
home from an extended trip through Cali
fornia over a month ago ard is we'll
The Mrs. Cora \. King spoken of in yes
terday's Eagle is now in san Diego for
her health When in Wichita she resides
on the west side Of the river. U-nfortu-
nately there are three Mrs. Cora Kires
in this city and frequently one is taken
FOR the other