The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-29
Persona! >snd Other tts
Interest to Wichltana.

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Topeka during the week.
L. Charer OF Andsle was in the city
yesterday the Giest of friends.
Mrs Edward Craus of Eureka is visit
| ing Mr. and Mrs A. C. Houston.
| James L. Hughey of Cleo was in the
city yesterday calling on friends.
G. w. OIds, an attorney of FL Reno. was
in the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. L. C. Pound of Hutchinson is Wis
iting Mrs S. j. Smaliey, $40 East Gen.
trail
A. S. Wallace and family went to Seat
tie yesterday. where they will spend the
winter.
Miss SALISBURY, who has been visiting
in Kingman for some time has returned
to Wichita.
S. d. Shaw took sick Friday and will
probably be confined to his bed for three
or four days.
Mrs. F. j. Smyth gave a large dinner
party on Friday evening. Fifty guests
were invited.
Harry Stanley spent Thanksgiving day
in Baldwin. Kan, Attending a meeting OF
his fraternity.
S. D. McOsker of Alva. o. T., arrived
in the city yesterday and will be the guest
Of B A. Burr.
December is Texas homeseekers' day
on all Of the railroads. Special rates will
be made ON that date.
Miss Coda Evans returned today from
a three months visit with relatives in
Pennsylvania and Canada.
Miss Nina Dalton of Winfield is visiting
in the city She was here to attend the
Griffith McNaughten wedding.
Mrs. Ida Stearns of Towonda, who has
been spending Thanksgiving in the city.
will leave for her home today.
Miss Florence Cubbon is i'll at her home,
corner Nineteenth and Market streets.
with a severe case of tonsiiitis.
Miss J. Belle Walker is spending her
Thanksgiving vacation with her sister,
Mrs Will Cone of Arkansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Adams formerly of
this city, have returned and will make
their home at 426 Riverview avenue.
Mrs Arthur Jones has just returned
from Protection, Kan, where she has
been visiting for the past two weeks.
Miss Eta Hill of MuIvane was the
guest of Miss Nellie Dryden during the
South Western Teachers association.
According to a regular custom, Jackson
& Walker presented their sixteen en-
ployes with turkeys Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Mckenzie have re-
turned from their trip to Colorado points
and are at home at 1881 Waco avenue.
Miss Alice Thompson returned yester-
day from Newton, where she has been
visiting with friends for several days.
Miss Pauline Wolfe returns to her home
in Harper today after visit with Mr. and
Mrs Henry Meineke, OF 81 North Main
street
Mrs. C. L. Adams left Tuesday for
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Condit.
Misses Alkaline and Muriel Finn are
spending a few days in the city as guests
of Misses Anna T. Jones and Alkaline
Harding
Chas. Isely spent Thanksgiving with
his brother, Prof W. II. Isely. Mr.. Iseiy
Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Colvin and baby
Beatrice returned to their home at New
ton last night after a weeks visit with
their mother. Mrs. James Hahn.
Carl A Niederlander of ST. Louis is
II he 90 h raY1fc nd
I. A. Russell of Belmont was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs j. Liggett, 500 North Emporia.
leaves today for Sedalia, Mo-. TO be with
her mother, who is sick She will re-
main until after The holidays.
w. Guthrie. aged %, and Jessie Good
rich, aged l6. both of Valley Center, were
married by Probate Judge Wilson at the
court house yesterday afternoon.
Miss Clara Schulz and Miss Ritter, both
teachers in the Wellington schools, were
in the city to attend the Southern Kan
sas Teachers association meeting.
Mrs. Harriet Johnston Cooper and sons
of Los Angeles leave next Tuesday for
their home after a three months visit
with Mr.. and Mrs ". w. Johnston.
Samuel Day who has been employed by
The Santa Fe at this place, left last night
for Chicago. He has taken a position
with the Mccormick Harvester company.
Misses Daisy and Lille zeininger spent
Thanksgiving with their parents in this
city They leave today -or Ellsworth
and Winfield. where they hold teaching
positions
Mrs. Tucker of Wabash avenue, who
has been suffering with neuralgia for
some weeks. is much improved and able
to sit up and enjoy the society of her
many friends.
Miss Gail Sutton. who has been enjoy
mig Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Sutton on South En-
poria avenue. viii return TO her school
work today, near Cheney.
The funeral OF jay Groves will be held
at the residence of l.. S. Groves. 1892
Hunetr avenue. at o'clock this after
noon. Services will be conducted by Rev.
Thompson and Rev. Gossow.
Mrs. Gertrude Ansborny Of ST Louis.
No. is in the cinty visiting her sister.
Mrs John Cumlifte of Woodland avenue
The sisters are both musicians and are
cousins of the noted singer. Madam Nor
dica
DR.. p. s. ST. John will leave this morn
ing for Sterling. H.. 10 attend the we'd
ding Of cousin. The doctor has secured
large quantity of mistletoe from Okla
hona and ne intends that his cousin
shall be married under soma of It
Proctor Hit. q former employe Of the
Santa Fe freight department at this
place. is In the city visiting with friends.