The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-06
City in Brief
Personal and other Items OF
Interest to Wichitans.


the city yesterday
Thad Van Horn of FL Paso. Tex. was
in the city yesterday.
E. f. Blaize was up from Perry, o. I.
on business yesterday.
Miss May Stevens Will spend a month
visiting in the country.
Miss Alma Hamilton went to Knox
Vile TO visit yesterday
George K. Spencer in down in Okla
homa for a week on business
Mr.. P. NJ. Anderson and family are If
Thomasvilie. Colo. for an outing
c. Oldfather. OF Maize. spent a few
hours in the city yesterday on business
Miss Mae Spellman leaves today for a
two weeks visit with friends at Carrolton
Mo.
L. o. Steenrod, cashier Of the Andale
State bank. was in town while yester-
day.
Mrs r. H. Phinney has returned from
HoIton. Kan, where she has been visit
ing friends.
Miss Belle Horner and Miss Eleanor
Hartell leave today for an extended TRIP
in the east.
Mrs. Andrew Flagg of Cairo. Kan. has
left for New York city for several
months visit.
Mrs. w. w. Hays OF Haysville wa
in the city yesterday. shopping and call
ing on friends.
Ed Vail is in Chicago On business and
George W. Known has charge of Mr..
Walls store in his absence.
L. A Hoap. OF the firm of Hoap s
Newton at Udall. Kan. was calling or
the jobbing trade yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. +. Means left yester-
day for three weeks visit at Colorado
Springs. Denver and Manitou.
o. L. Porter of Saxman. Kan. prom
inent hardware merchant Of that town
was transacting business in the city yes
terday.
Miss Maude Dorsey has returned home
from Hutchinson. where she has been
visiting relatives and friends for two
weeks.
Mrs. A. e Jackson and 12-year-old boy.
of 1887 South Emporia, were called 10
Longton, Kan. yesterday. by the sick
ness of a relative.
Hortense Anderson. who has been at
tending the Wichita Business College for
several months, returned yesterday to her
home at Woodward. o. T.
Mr.. and Mrs P. A. Rohrbaugh left
yesterday for Woodstock. Va, where
they will be the guests of friends and
relatives for short time.
Some of the contractors are claiming
that the new National Bank of Com
merce, building will be the best con-
structed building in Wichita.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ. Jordan of Ogden.
Utah, are visiting their mother and
brother, Mrs Laura Segired and Master
Wilson of $50 North Main street.
Mrs Joe Corwin went out over the
Missouri Pacific Wednesday for
months visit with her sister, Mrs. c.
Zeigler. and friends at Blue Mound Ill.
Mrs. Sadie Mahany of Kansas City
formerly Miss Sadie Henry Of this city,
and two children are visiting her sister.
Mrs. Wilkins. of 1910 Eas Murdoch
avenue.
Miss Pearl Cannon arrived yesterday
afternoon from Jacksonville, III She
was unexpected and took her sister. Mrs.
c. E. Mitchell, 1927 South Main street.
by surprise.
Dr. Basham returned yesterday from
Eureka, where he was called 70 the bed
side Of his mother-in-law. Mrs. H. Daley
who is seriously Ill. Mrs. Basham re-
manned at Eureka
]. Ed. Allen. the pioneer saddlery and
harness salesman of 17f3 Fairview ave-
nue., was called to Neodesha. Kan. last
night by the sudden and serious Illness
of his aged father.
Ralph Robertson is expected to return
today from his extended trip through
the east. where he attended the national
Elk convention at Baltimore and then
visited many points OF interest in the
east.
Mrs. Henry Schweiter. daughter Carrie
and Mrs May Stevens left yesterday
for a months outing in different points
in Colorado. They will also visit Mrs.
Stevens daughter. Mrs. Roy sou;hwe'l.
Of Denver.
Mrs Ian Wilson, son and daughter.
Of Pueblo. Colo. are visiting Mrs. WI
sons sister-in-law, Mrs. Laura Segield.
and many friends Of Wichita and her
parents Of sunydale. Kan. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Baxter
MI John HUFF OF Greenbay. Wis. ar
rived in Wichita last evening His
brother. Frank HUI. who resides. hero.
Influenced him TO come TO Wichita 20
take treatment from Prof. SamuelS. the
noted specialist
Edward James a prosperous farmer.
living near Andover. was IN the city
yesterday He thinks the corn crop will
turn out all right, and bought fine new
buggy. showing that he does not fear
crop failure or hard times
J. R Morton. WHO travels for the Niles
Hoser company and who was seriously
hurt IN the Hutchinson wreck and was
brought to the Carey hotel IL this city.
was much improved yesterday He ex-
poets 20 - out in a few days.
The band concert tomorrow nlEht XII
be given AZ the Masonic Home OF The
West side. Cars wiu run through from
Main street and Douglas avenue without
transfer. Refreshments viii be served
by West side Presbyterian church
Mrs Otto Weiss has gone % Belle
PLANE to visit her brother. J " Bsanls.
ard family. N-. Beams q happy -ssa
right now Re e taking Big cropz sag
Ing and vhsstiinE ard Is ore % the hap
ples- farmers II the vicinity q BeIi@
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