The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

c. P. Dunn. of Conway Springs, was in
the city yesterday.
J. y. Baughman, OF Haysville. was here
on business yesterday.
A S Nelson is making a business trip
through Butler county this week.
George Newman, a prominent farmer of
Valley Center township, was here on bust
ness yesterday
William Barrett. county attorney of
Pratt county, Kansas, is here on bust
ness.
Mr.. H. H. Woolsey. a real estate dealer
of that city, was here today on bust
ness.
Mrs. E. S. Mccartney. of Kinsley, is
visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Gillespie and Mrs. B.
&. Wilson.
The condition of Comrade Peterson. of
1127 South Main street, is reported much
improved.
Mr.. 1. P. Campbell has gone to his
ranch, near Attics, Harper county. for
several days.
Col. Tom Russell was here yesterday
en- route to Kansas City and Harrison
vile, No. on business.
Mr.. E. c. Wilcox. a prominent attorney
of Anthony Kan, was transacting bus
mess in Wichita yesterday.
Messrs. Holcomb and Thompson, enter
prising merchants of Douglas, were in
the city on business Tuesday.
Claude Hall, stenographer of the Lopez
Medicine company, left for his home at
Fort Worth. Texas, yesterday.
A seven-pound baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shoenfeldt at their
home S43 South Market street, Sunday
evening.
Waldena Martendale, who graduated
from Friends University this spring, left
yesterday to join her parents at Syracuse.
Kansas.
Mrs. NJ. J. Coleman, mother of Mrs. y.
c. Jobes. of this city, died at her home
in Mosciuska, Miss. at $40 yesterday
afternoon.
Chas. Brown, of Brown Brothers, of
Kingman, was here yesterday on bust
ness. Mr.. Brown formerly resided in
this county. at Cheney.
Mrs. w. c. Edwards and daughter.
Carol, went TO Lawrence yesterday To
attend the commencement exercises Of
her son, w C. Edwards. Jr
Mrs. Elizabeth SAKE, 30 Cleveland ave
nue., sent to the Eagle office five dollars
for the flood sufferers. Also Mr.. Sam
Wellar contributed one dollar.
Mr. Clarence Baker. of 2O1O South Law
renee avenue. left yesterday for Linton.
North Dakota. He will stay year
| there, trying to regain his health
Mr. r. c. Bailey of Fairview. o. T., has
bought lots on Fairview avenue, this city,
and will build fine residence on them.
He Will move his family here soon.
o. E. Sternberg. through J. ". Glen
denim d Co. purchased the property at
221 Wabash avenue. and viii make it his
home. The consideration was $3.50.
Mr.. Bradley, of FL Dorado, has bought
the house at 1894 North Market street. Of
NJ j. Lloyd. He intends TO move it to
Patti avenue and remodel it and make 1t
his home.
Rev. c. T. Bradt Of the First Pres
byterian church. left Monday noon for
New York. to attend and address the
meeting Of the Union Board of Foreign
missionaries
Joe Goode, the well known real estate
man from Cheney. was here yesterday on
business at the court house. where he was
witness in a suit pending before Judge
Alexander's court.
George W. Cantley. a prominent farmer
in the south portion of the county. near
Derby. was here yesterday on business.
He reports a good wheat crop in his local
ity. and the corn coming on nicely.
Nellie and Amy Dryden will leave Mon
day evening for Chicago Miss Nellie
viii continue her work in the University
for her Phi. d. degree while Miss Amy
will continue her work in vocal music,
Mr. VIM NJ Glenn. Of Tribune Greeley
county. was here yesterday visiting his
parents. who reside in this city. He re-
ports a plentiful rainfall in western Kan
sas, but no inconvenience from high
water.