The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-27
CITY IN BRIEF.

Harry Dedrick is at Newkirk on legal
! business.
| Mr.. C. A Seaman of Sedgwick is here
| on business.
Texas, is visiting Misses Fayette and
| Edith Dennis.
| Mr. Ed Phillips of Mulvane was in the
! city yesterday.
I Mrs. T. H. Barley leaves for Chicago
her future home, Saturday.
Mr. VIII Temple of Bentley is here
dealing with the wholesale people.
Dell Keiser returned to Fort Scott yes
terday over the Missouri Pacific.
Dave Griffith returned yesterday from a
three days visit in Kingman county.
Adam Pockner, resident of Clear
water, was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
j. p. Waldo, trainmaster at Neodesha.
was in the city yesterday on railroad bus
mess.
Mr.. S. T. Van Allen of Fort Worth
Ike Greenfield went to Fort Scott yes
terday.
ii. WhiteSide. an attorney of IIutchin-
son. was in the city yesterday on legal
business.
Miss Tressie Happe of Topeka is the
avenue.
John +. Werbin of Bentley is here.
Mr.. Werbin is now carrying on fine farm
north of Bentley.
Alice Parker, of Eldorado. after a short
visit with friends in the city, went to
Valley Center yesterday.
r. j. Collins has been very sick at
his home at 666 South Lawrence avenue
for daV hiff iS a
Mrs s. b. Croll and daughter. of Dali
las, Texas, are here visiting her sister,
Mrs l.. A. Hackord, at 7S3 South Topeka
avenue.
DR. H. W. West and daughter. Bessie.
of Yates Center. Kan. are visiting in
Wichita. stopping with w. L. McQuarry,
122S jackson avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. Frohman are en-
PERTAINING Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Craig of
Arkansas City, who are attending the
a. o. L. W. grand lodge
o. L. Drake sold to C. w. Hsinline
two lots on Everett avenue. West Side,
for $3.50. Mr.. Hainline expects TO build
on the lots as an investment.
f. F. Holmes, senior member of the
firm of Holmes q Jones, clothiers, left
Wednesday for the eastern markets to
purchase their new spring stock.
j. Frank Van Doren. the city clerk of
Bird City. Cheyenne county, Kansas, is
here mingling with the Workmen. Bird
City is the highest point in the state of
Kansas.
Ed w. Goode of Cheney is here on bus
mess. Mr.. Goode carries on a stock farm
northwest of Cheney on Shoots creek
He reports the wheat crop in his locality
as extremely promising.
Mr.. r. p Murdoch, the business man
ager, has returned from New York. He
met the leading newspaper publishers.
members of the American Newspaper
Publishers association. and the univer-
sal report from these gentlemen was that
business. present and prospective, was
never better.
The funeral services of the late D. NJ.
Jones viii be held today. At shor
service will be held at the home. five
miles northwest Of the city, at u o'clock
and at y. m. service at the Reformed
church. corner OF South Topeka avenue
and Lewis streets where Mr. Jones was
an officer for more than ten years.
Mr.. Sam Hess of the clothing firm of
Herman * Hess. who was called east on
account of the serious Illness of his
brother, solomon Hess OF Baltimore. Md.
was met with telegram at ST Louis an
nouncing his death. Mr.. solomon Hess
has been i'll for quite a while and his
death has been expected for some time
Judge c Z. Foote of Topeka is here
with large delegation from his town.
Judge Foote is one OF the strong men OF
Kansas and is especially strong as
platform speaker. He has made several
telling speeches in this city. and was
the chairman of the board OF pardons
when Governor Lewelling was at the
head Of state affairs