The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-22
City in Brief
Personal! and Other Items Of
Interest TO Wichitans.

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Mrs. ]. F. Minnick returned yesterday
from Colorado City, Colo.
Mr.. Fred Blazer left yesterday on a
short business trip in Illinois.
L. C. Crawford of Sedgwick was calling
on wholesale houses yesterday.
Miss Belle Walker, of Anthony, is visit
ing Miss Kate Dorsey for a few days.
Mrs. ]. D. Mitchell, of Pontiac. Ill. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. T. Cuhbon.
Miss Ida Denton left yesterday over
the Santa Fe for an outing In Colorado.
W. S. Grant and family have returned
from a seven weeks visit in New York
and the east.
Miss Grace McAdams has returned from
spending a pleasant vacation at Manitou
and Colorado Springs.
c. w. Strain, southwestern passenger
agent for the-Frisco at Dallas, Tex. was
in the city yesterday.
Jim Norcross of the American State
bank returned last evening from two
weeks trip TO Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Naugle have re-
turned from visit with friends and rel
atives in Kansas City.
]. L. Thayer a well known stockman
living at Eldorado, was in the city yes
terday on a business trip.
Mr.. Mccullough Of the firm Of Baker
& Mccullough of Carmen, o. T., was
Wichita visitor yesterday.
Mrs ]. T. Thompson of $40 East Central
avenue left last evening for visit with
relatives at Fairbury. Neb.
MI James C. Davis. an optician of Kan
sas City. Mo-, is visiting his brother, Mr.
E. g. Davis s1s South Main.
Mrs E. Rayle. of Hutchinson, is spend
ing the week with her mother, Mrs. S.
Thompson, at POP Seneca street.
Miss Zoa Kelly has returned to her
home Ia this city after having been gone
over year in Missouri and Illinois.
Representative Nixon of Medicine Lodge
and w. E. Davidson of Hutchinson were
visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. frankie Carpenter and daughter,
Minnie and Master George. have return
ed from an extended visit in Oklahoma.
Miss Carter. who for several days has
been the guest of Miss Reece at her home
on College Hill, returned to her home
in Winfield yesterday.
The two little children of John Busen-
bark were taken sick with typhoid fever
yesterday, and last night were reported
10 be in a very bad condition.
Miss Said of Carmen o. T.. is making
a short visit with Florence Andrews in
this city. They expect to leave tomorrow
for visit at Montpelier. Ohio
John Weger. who has been employed at
the Vienna bakery. in this city, will
leave today for Alva, o. T. to accept a
position with the Pure Food bakery.
Marriage licenses were granted yes
terday to Carl Maechtiem. aged %. and
Essie May Gise, aged Il. both OF Peck;
Charles Tilton, aged a. and Addie Fish.
aged q. both of Hennessey, o. T.
General Manager Goodnow of the Rock
Island and Superintendent Jones were I'm
the city a short time yesterday They
left in the afternoon for an inspection
trip over the lines to the south Of
Wichita.
About the happiest people in town yes
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Brown,
and they feel that they had a good right
to be. as they have nice little baby girl
AT their home. and the mother is get
ting along nicely.
Miss Margaret Mckinley of Oklahoma
City arrived in the city yesterday. She
engages in the real estate business in
that city and is considered one of the
shrewdest and wealthiest persons in that
part of Oklahoma.
Mrs. Maud Jordan. who has been spend
ing the last three months in this city
visiting her mother. Mrs. Laura Scoield,
and her brother Master Wilson, at 800
North Main street returned TO her home
at Ogden Utah. yesterday.
S. E. Hartford, R. II. Hartford and w
]. Hartford, from Armourdale. Kan. were
in the city yesterday. These gentlemen
were in business. prosperous merchants
before the flood, but lost 90 per cent of
their stock. They had been down on the
Orient railroad excursion to Fairview.
T. H. Peck, in driving about the county,
has been taking particular note of the
condition of the corn crop. He brought
to town samples of corn from Ed Shell
dons farm. southeast of the city four
miles The large field will produce not
less than ca bushels to the acre In fact.