The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-09
City in Brief
Personal and oth.r items q
Interest to Wichitans.

Personal and Other Items o.
Interest to Wichitans.
Hy. Williamson. music teacher of
Cheney, was In the city yesterday
Mr. ii. Porter of Valley Venter made
business trip to this city yesterday
F. d. Trekell left yesterday for an ex-
tended trip through Texas and Louisiana.
II. c. Pedigo. of Pedigo & Son. Pratt.
Kan, was a business caller in the city
| Tuesday.
W. Green, of the firm of Green & Green,
of Alva. o. T., was in the city yesterday
ON business.
T. p. Campbell, attorney, made trip
to Wellington yesterday afternoon on
legal business.
Mrs G. C. Purdue and her mother left
terday afternoon.
L. II. Morgan of Louisville Ky, was
here yesterday visiting friends. He went
to Kansas City last night.
A. A Hurd of Topeka. attorney for
the Santa F'e. was here Tuesday looking
after some important cases in court
c.. 3. Yankey, attorney -at-law, went to
Pond Greek, o. T., on legal business yes
terday and will be gone several days.
Judge T. B. Wall went to Kingman
yesterday to argue some interesting cat
tie cases before the Kingman county
court.
Mr.. W. F. McCabe of 1908 South Tope-
ka avenue left for King City. Mo-. being
called away by the serious illness of his
mother.
Mrs Pauline Stevens Southwell of Den
yer, Colo, arrived in the city Thursday
for a visit with her many friends and
relatives.
Died at O'clock Tuesday morning De-
cember 8. child II months old belonging
to Mr. and Mrs. Burns OF JOG South Syc-
amore street
Mrs S. A. Towne, of ga South Emporia
avenue is in receipt of some rice from
the rice field of an old-time friend OF hers
in Louisiana.
c. Pinkston and wife will leave this
afternoon over the Missouri Pacific for
an extended trip 10 St. Petersburg and
other points in Florida.
]. A. Comfy. of the firm of Comfy & Con-
ly, attorneys, left for Topeka over the
Rock Island yesterday to attend the su-
preme court now in session.
j. w. Clendenin & Co. have sold to Mrs.
Estella NJ. Perkins the property at No.
1904 North Waco for sl.5oO Mrs. Perkins
bought this property for home.
D. C. Round left last night over the
Rock Island for Louisiana and Texas,
where he will attend TO some important
business pertaining to the lumber trade.
c. T Ratliffe, who has been sick for
the past month. went to the st. Francis
hospital Tuesday morning. He will have
an operation for appendicitis on Thurs
day.
w. II. Hubert, yardmaster for the
Santa Fe at this place, is back from
Newton, where he assisted in removing
the congested condition of the company's
yards at that place.
Walter johnson, of the Cox. Johnson g.
Diamond Dry Goods company. and sister,
Miss Mary Johnson, went to Topeka yes
terday to visit with friends, and expect
to be gone several days.
Mrs. VIM. Ashenfelter and little daugh-
ter have returned from Wellington, where
they went to attend the wedding of Mr.
Thomas f. Harkey of this city and Miss
Zarah Hasse of Wellington.
o. X. Stewart. who superintendent the
construction of the additions to the pub
lie school buildings was voted letter
of recommendation by the board at the
regular meeting held Monday night.
John Hockett, aged q, of Wichita and
Lille Overstreet, aged %. of Wichita;
Commodore f. p McWorter, aged 50 and !
S E. Nidy. aged a. both of Bingor, o.
T, were granted marriage licenses yes
terday. All are colored.
]. Henry Grother, formerly of this city !
but now a travelling passenger agent for /
the Frisco, with headquarters at Okla !
homa City. was in Wichita yesterday
He transacted business with c. w. Strain. !
division passenger agent for that COM
pany.
r. 5. Edgerton. from Tacoma, Wash, I
representative of Wheeler. Osgood & Co. /
who handle the Pacific coast lumber pro- /
ducts, has been here for the past several 4
days visiting the lumbermen. Mr. Edger- I
ton left last night for his home in Ia 1
coma.