The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23
City in Brief
Personal and Other Items Of
Interest TO Wichitans.

Miss Mabel Dillon left yesterday for
Colorado Springs.
Father Pompeny of Hutchinson spent
Tuesday in this city.
Miss Anna Brown of St Louis, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mrs S. E. Beckwith is seriously i'll at
her home on South Market.
VIII Heron, photographer of Topeka,
has accepted position in this city.
H E. Mayer has returned from a trip
through the eastern part of the state.
DR.. A. L. Srohecker has returned from
a three weeks stay in Augusta, Kas.
Otis Grove is expected TO return from
a three weeks trip in Colorado today.
Miss MabIe Williams, who has been i'll
for some time is again able to be out.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Swope have returned
from a ten days outing in Colorado.
Tom Norris of Spivey, and Pohn Ball
don of Englewood were in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs H w Corr of Clear
water were in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Mrs Chas. H. Brooks and daughters
have gone to Marion, Iowa to spend the
summer.
Miss Abbe Potts and Mr. Howard Potts
left yesterday for Chautauqua, N Y, for
the season.
Mrs. Byron left for her home in Fort
Scott yesterday after a three weeks
visit in this city.
Triple Tie Benefit association will meet
this evening at A. o. U. w. hall, 125
South Main street.
Assistant General Freight Agent of the
Santa Fe, c. NJ. Cook, was down from
Topeka yesterday.
Fred Bull and Mr.. McDurmott have
returned from spending their vacation in
Colorado and Utah.
w. S Smythe left yesterday for Pueblo
Colorado. where he Will spend several
days. trying to keep cool
Walter Jenness has recently taken
charge Of the gents,~Sfurnishing depart
ment at Miller & HuITs.
Mrs ]. H. Black and neice, Miss Mar
jorie Knorr. have gone to Chautauqua,
\. Y, for the month Of August
Mr. Frank Oliver. Sr, Frank Jr., and
Mr. Stamper Oliver of St Louis will
spend the week at Waldocks Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. j. h Newberry have been
called to Fort Scott on account of the
death of his sister. Mrs. Clara n.
Daughty.
Miss Daisy Warner who has been visit
ing her friend, Miss Georgia Graves for
the past week has returned TO her home
in Topeka
Mr.. B. Warkentine and Mrs. ]. H. Nc
Meyer were in the city last evening on
their way home to Newton from Black
well. o. t.
Twelve more new members were taken
into the Order of the Pyramids last even
ing. At the meeting the council voted
in ten more.
Mrs. ]. R. W. Rings father is some
what improved He has been suffering
with an attack of sciatica rheumatism
and dysentery
w. ]. Wiser has gone to New York to
commence the fall campaign. Buying for
the George lines & Co. establishment of
which he is a part
Rev. Father Hurley Of this city has
been assigned to the parishes at Pitts
burg and Chicopee. He leaves for Pitts
burg this morning.
VIII Shryer of the Oak barber shop of
FL Dorado, is looking for house in this
city, and thinks that he. with his family
viii come here TO live.
Mrs. S. z. Jocelyn and Mrs. Marion
Brando left last evening over the Rock
Island for Omaha. where they intend to
visit for several days.
Alfred Porter and Mr.. James of Salem.
Ohio. are in the city visiting at the home
of J. NJ. Fox on East Douglas Mr.. Por-
ter is a brother of Mrs. Fox.
Miss Edna Shinn. one Of Whine &
WINES competent stenographeTs. oele-
brated her birthday yesterday ny treat
ing the Whine force to lemon ice
Mrs. J. H. Calendar and her son Harry.
left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Wis
consin. where they VIII spend the summer
months at Green Lake and Berlin visit
ing with her son. Ed h Calendar. OF
Kansas City OF their return.
DR.. E. Haas Of Clafaan. Barton county,
has rented two rooms in the Winnie
building and VIII locate in this city. He
intends to 1T out two OF the best equipped
Offices in the city and viii treat chronic
diseases by electrical methods.
Marriage licenses We're granted yester-
day TO Harry Sims aged =: Anna stan
ton aged - both of Wichita; .. II.
kindred aged q Of Wichita. and y. "
Shairs. aged p. OF EIaysviIle; G. o. ShUltz.
aged - and Nettie Roll aged IS. both OF
Wichita
c. A Magin OF the Johnston-Lariner
Dry Goods company OF this city is of
TO the Colorado fishing resorts for his
vacation Yesterday he received 3 tels-
phone message from Judge P. B. Gillette
Of kingman. asking that Ny. MsgiH meet
him al Hutchinson Mr. Masll accord
ingly left on IN next train for Hutchin-
son They VIII sojourn for q day or 50
At Manitou and Colorado Springs and
from there win go direct to Norrie on
the Frying Pan river The Frying Pan
is one Of the good trout streams OF Colo
rsdo and quite a number Of Wichita
people 20 there each season