The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
City in Brief
Personal and othcr. Items Of
Interest to WicBItans

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Jacob Drumm, prominent business
man Of Valley Center is here on bpsi-
ness.
DR.. Oldham returned from trim 70
Chicago last night.
F. N. Grittingham. formerly Of Wicb.
ita is visiting friends.
E. W. Van Kirk viii spend SUNDAY at
his home in Valley Center.
Cox ]. H jerks returned last eyenine
evening from a trip to Newton and Stat
ford.
A. McMurray is very I'll at the home of
his daughter Mrs. Mary Grimes. sl2 South
Topeka avenue.
J. r. Ness. a travelling auditor of the
Santa Fe. will spend Sunday in the city
visiting friends.
Prof. knight spent yesterday in Hutchi
son. where ne addressed county teach
er's association.
Annie T. Cameron, wife of a farmer in
Kechi township was adjudged insane in
the probate court Friday.
Mrs. VIII SherroT of Ellsworth has been
visiting Mrs. Frank Leach of 135 South
Hydraulic during the last week.
John Linder, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Linder. is lying seriously i'll at his
homo on North Lawrence avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Wilkie returned this
week from a visit in st. Louis, where they
have been visiting their son. Fred.
The furnaces in Irving and Kellogg
schools will be started tomorrow, accord
ing to the arrangements of the school
board
A marriage lisence was issued yesterday
to Howard Fisher of Danville and Miss
Mary HallowelI of Argonia by Probate
Judge Wilson.
Wilbur Highieyman. assistant tax COM
missioner for the Missouri Pacific. was
at the court house yesterday checking
up the taxes against his road.
Mrs. Claudia Bigar of Dexter stopped
over in the city yesterday for a short
visit with Mrs. Fl. l.. Piper and Mrs. f.
G. Roberts, on her way to Emporia-
Mrs. William C. Langdon and daueh-
after a lengthy visit TO relatives and
William Atkinson, of Kansas City, WHO
has been here for several days visiting
friends. returned yesterday. He formerly
lived here, and he has a great many
friends in Wichita.
Judge and Mrs. B. F. Milton, who have
recently moved to Wichita from Dodge
City, are living at 632 North Lawrence
avenue. Judge Milton is an attorney for
the Orient raBroad.
The pavement is being repaired on
North Main street The up and down |
were getting very prominent and could
be easily noticed if one drove over them
with a buggy or wheel.
Miss NJ e. Farmer, who is trimming
at the Glauberg Millinery firm. has sew
cred all connection there and is at pres
ent visiting with her cousin, Mrs. T. B. !
Richardson, 214 North Lawrence.
Amos Jones sold through the agency of |
George c. Henry to Mary Olive Stokes, |
125 feet and new five-roen cottage in
the thirteenth block on South Lawrence, |
for 1875 Mrs. Stokes bought for Q home. !
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gale Of Baldwin !
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hall of /
III North, Topeka. They viii be here
several days, after which they will go to /
Wellington 10 visit Mrs. Gales brother, |
DR.. ]. C. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Potts have re-
turned from a months outing in the East. 4
Mrs. Potts visited in Chicago while Mr..
Potts accompanied their daughter, Miss
Mary, to Northampton. Mass. where she
will attend Smith college during the COM
ing year.
Mr.. and Mrs o. A Reach are home
from a trip which included Washington,
New York and Chicago.
While in New York they were guests OF
Jacob Riis Mr.. Reach went with Mr.
Riis to the meeting which renominated
Seth Low for mayor, and he has concluded
that Kansas men can make campaign
speeches as well as New York politicians.
Charles Hellar, a boy employed by the
Badger Grocery company, while driving
delivery wagon was kicked on the leg
me day last week The horse became
frightened and kicked and happened TO
strike him on the leg just below the
znee He was taken to Dr. Caves Of
ice. After having a few stitches taken in
he cut he was taken to his home on
east Third street. He is improving
apidly and will be able TO be at his work +
n few weeks
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