The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-28
CITY IN BRIEF.

Ida Williams Carter is in Colorado
Springs. very low.
o. II. Lund, marshal of Blackwell, OF.
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Emma Franck, of 1922 South Water
street. returned yesterday from a visit
with friends in Iowa.
Miss Ada Jarboe and Leona Woolley
are in the city, visiting the Misses Chain
at 17Os North Lawrence.
George W. Denton of Chetopa visited
his sister. Mrs. John Richardson. Sun
day, while on his way to Attica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Volk leave to-
day to attend the dedicate ceremony
of the Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
]. r. Kidson left last night for Colusa,
H.. last night after short visit VITA
friends and relatives in the city.
Mr.. II. r. De Motto, a registered phar-
macist of Great Bend, has accepted a
position with the Lytle Drug company.
Mrs. Fred L. Ford. of Los Angeles, Cal.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Ms. ]
c. Gale, of COZ South Lawrence avenue.
Mr.. S. S. Dunkin of Edgewood, O. T.,
who was subjected to d surgical oper-
alton at st. Francis hospital last week
for cystitits, is much improved
Bertha Trout youngest child of Mrs.
Hattie Trout. of 332 South Martinson
avenue died Sunday at 3;45 p. m. Fun
eral services today at 10 o'clock, from
the home.
j. E. Lightner sold one of his fine wheat
farms in Sumner county. Sumner is the
banner wheat county in the United
States and this was one of its best
farms. Price paid, 1920.
The Misses Lena and Gala Perl. daugh-
ters of the well known restaurant man
al Pratt, have been visiting Mrs. j. NJ.
Huff for several days. They returned
home last evening.
Mrs. Z. Z. Calder of Chicago is visiting
her niece Mrs. Chas. DeMar of $50 ST
Francis avenue. Mrs Calder is accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. E. C. VIII
son of Chicago.
The eighteen-months-o child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Stout, at the corner of .Sher-
man and Central avenues, died yester-
day morning of pneumonia. Funeral sell
vices this afternoon.
W. S. Nickel of Fort Scott. with lis
family, has moved here and will make
Wichita his future home. Mr. Nickel
will open an Office here for the purpose
of loaning money on chattel mortgages.
Mrs. Mcknight leaves next Wednesday
for Washington, where she will make
her future home. and will visit with her
Mis-. Cushman. in Chicago. en-
route.
Panhandle Bill Altman, formerly of this
city, but now chief clerk in the postofice
inspectors office, at St. Louis. spent the
week visiting friends in Wichita, and
left for his home last night.
Miss Payne was taken TO the Wichita
hospital yesterday afternoon, from her
brothers home on the West Side She
was taken seriously i'll yesterday. but was
reported improved last night
Marriage license were granted yesterday
to John I. Ross, aged p OF Howard
Kan. and Laura Richard aged D. of
Elk Falls. Kan; Frank Zarberry, aged
p, Of Wichita, and Grace Anthony. aged
10. Of Wichita; Newton Hoyt aged %.
IF Wichita, and Ladessa Marshall. aged
2, of Benton. Kan.
Married, April Is. at Las Vegas. y. NJ.
Miss Ellen Bovard To Mr. II r. Miller
Miss BoFard is a charming young lady
with 2 host OF friends in Wichita Mr.
Miller has fine position on the railroad
and is 10 be, congratulated on the selec-
ton he has made of heIpmeet in the
Journey Of life.
r J. kidson OF Colusa. IL. has been in
-he vicinity Of Clearwater for several
DAYS looking for stock cattle 10 ship 20
Illinois. lie Will % on the Wichita mar
Sct for cattle today. He says Il is very
wet in western Illinois He has TWO ear (
Dads OF Sedgwick county cattle at home 4
almost ready for the Chicago market.