The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-29
City in Brief
Personal and Other Items Of
interest To Wicnitans-

! george CroWeu OF CrOWeu BIOS was
up from Alva yesterday.
Mrs. c. S. Smith is expected home to-
| day from Washington, D. c.
| Miss Alkaline Harding has returned
from the Chicago University.
Judge Bowman OF Newton was In the
| city yesterday on legal business.
l. S. Mckinley OF the Newkirk Repub-
lican was in the city yesterday.
Roy Mccullough of wapella, IA, Is
visiting his uncle. Mr.. ]. a. Dawson.
Mrs. Piper of 100 South Lawrence is no
| better and is in critical condition
NJ. and Mrs. John r. Barley are tax
ing a short outing al Geuda Springs.
n. K Nichols Of Wellington was call
ing on Wichita merchants yesterday.
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Derby and Mrs. Jones
spent yesterday fishing al Four Miles.
Comrade T B. Osborn is seriously Ill
at his home at 1881 North Mead avenue.
Misses Ethel Jones and Louise Fuller
have returned from a visit at Alva,
o. T.
Mrs. Beckwith of South Market street
who has been seriously i'll is improv-
ing rapidly.
Miss Jean Surbeck left last evening for
her home in Cheney after spending two
weeks visiting in the city.
Misses Edriss and Fayette Dennis have
gone to Denver and other Colorado
points for a summer vacation.
Mrs. Jay McKibben and children left
ben's parents at Waukomis, o. 7.
]. A. Ellis of the Boston Store is TAX
ing a two weeks vacation. He expects to
spend some time in Geuda Springs.
Harry Comley of the Pond Lumber
company leaves Friday for the northern
lakes to spend his summer vacation.
Miss Ruby Idle of Humboldt, Neb..
and Mrs. G. X Thompson are visiting
Mrs. A. S. Orr OF North Topeka avenue.
Mr. n L. Osborn and family will leave
today over the Santa Fe for a months
visit with relatives in Annandale. MINI.
Mrs. Eva Phillips returned last night
from Chicago, where she has been at
tending a summer term at the Univer-
sity.
Mrs May P. Barton Post. department
president of Oklahoma is I'll at St Francis
hospital and would be pleased to have
". r. c. members call.
Tony Weinschenk. the fancy grocer will
leave soon for an extended outing In the
mountains of Colorado. Mrs Weinschenk
VIII accompany him.
Mrs Richardson and brother. Mr.. Du-
hi,
man will leave this evening for Newkirk,
o. T, to make their future home.
Tom Hereford, who has been connected
with the fire department service for
number Of years, has accepted a position
with the Hockaday Hardware company.
NJ. L. Evens. son Of DIT. Evans, has re-
turned from Minnesota. He is suffering
from tuberculosis of the right lung but
hopes the Kansas climate will cure him.
w. F. Lane of Anita, Ia, is in the
city visiting friends and relatives. Mr..
Lane lived in Wichita about ten years
ago. being stone mason and plasterer.
Calvin Meador of Renfrow, O. T.. was
in the city yesterday on business Mr..
Meador is one of the youngest news
agents for the Eagle. being but Il years
old.
Tom Mahan. who with his two children
have been fishing in Pratt county. Is so
well pleased with the place that he came
I'D yesterday to get his wife and the rest
Of the family.
Mrs. Anna Allen Of 921 North Main
street left over the Rock Island this
morning for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends in Oklahoma and the In
dian territory.
Last evening Mr. Scott Whine purchased
one of the new Oldsmobiles and Is having
it equipped with all the desired conven-
fences and expects TO leave soon on
long tour of 200 miles
All members Of the W. r. c. who wish
to 90 TO Mrs Murray's tomorrow and
have no conveyance viii take the two
O'Clock car Carriages Will meet them at
the Harry street loop
The many friends OF John Mahan. who
has been in the hands of a physician in
st. Louis. will be pleased 20 learn that
he is improving and VIII return TO his (
home in this city soon
Charles Schumacher and wife lest last I
evening for a few days vacation Nj .
Schumacher has been connected with the 4
Hockaday Hardware company for sew
eraI years, and this is his first vacation. .
The Willing Workers went 10 Mt St.
Mary. the Catholic orphanage. on Col
lege Hnl. yesterday afternoon. taking
with them many well filled baskets. and
treated the inmates OF the orphans home
70 q picnic.
Mrs. Il C Van Pelt Of Perry. o. T.
arrived in town Monday and is the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. J. J. Todd for a
few days later she viii visit Denver
and other points in Colorado for a month
or six weeks
William .. Crawford bought the resi-
dence at 50 North Lawrence Of rrsTn
Norcross for $500 yesterday. He sold
sfr. Norcross his eighty-acre farm near
Derby for S25o The deal was made
through J. ". Clendenin & Co.
Mrs r. B. Warren and little daughter.
Gladys. left over the Frisco sunday for
ar extended visit q friends and relatives
In Memphis. Tenn. and other southern
points They may visit eastern Tennes-
see mountains during the heated season
L. 3. Long q the Iowa state Register.
rame IN yesterday 70 visit his cousin
II 2 Hanson. who lives several miles
southeast q town Gerald Yolk courts-
ously crove him % Mr Hazson's place.
showing him that tansans are hospi- ,
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