The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-16
City in Brief
Personal and Other items Of
interest to Wichitans.


A. E. Helm was in Fit Scott yesterday
on business
T. P Campbell is in Cheney today, on
legal business.
purchasing property
S. S. Ashbaugh was in Kingman attend
ing court yesterday.
Otto Eckstein went to Caldwell yester-
day on legal business.
c. S. Yankey went to Caldwell yester-
day on legal business.
Mrs. F. L. Sanger, of Derby. was in
the city yesterday On business.
S. P. White of western Oklahoma, in
vested in real estate here yesterday.
F. A. Amsden is III Kansas City in
connection with his lumber business
John H. Upton spent Sunday and
Monday with his family, $50 Mathewson.
P. c. Heshmeyer, merchant of Gar
den Plain, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Bert L. Stephenson returned yesterday
from Hutchinson, where he went in the
interest of lumber trade.
Miss Alberta Chairman. who has been
i'll in St. Francis hospital the past four
weeks is we'll and at home.
Miss Laura Lathrop will be al home
during holidays from Mason City, Iowa,
where she has been attending school.
Miss. Lulu Cogdell of Heiner, No. 101
ranch, is here visiting her partnts. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Cogdell. 3l4 Waco
L. R. Sanders bought the west half of
section six. township %, range four, west.
known as the Wallace farm, for $500
W. H. Weeks. general agent of the
Kansas City Stockyards company at Kan
sas City, Mo, was in the city yesterday
on business.
mercial club. returned from Topeka yes
terday where he had been on business
since Sunday.
]. Lee Cartwright went to Springfield
yesterday, where he will accept a very
important position with saddlery and
leather house.
c. E. Schoenfield. agent for the Frisco
terday visiting among 1he employees OF
that road here.
Charles> W. Carey. as administrator.
made final settlement in the estate of
John E. Carey yesterday afternoon in
the probate court.
DR.. and Mrs. A. 0. Cromer of FL Reno,
will spend the holidays with Mrs.
Cromer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Imboden.
of North Emporia
Mrs Sarah HOLSTER of Arlington. I.
T., is i'll at the st. Francis hospital. Mrs.
HOLSTER formerly resided in Wichita and
is we'll known here.
j. S. Patrick, of Santa Fe, Kan, who
has been in the east visiting, stopped in
the city yesterday to visit his sister-in-
law, Miss Mabelle Anthony.
George Simmons, Frisco conductor.
who has run between Wichita and ELS
worth, is taking a ten days lay-off. Joe
Brown is taking his place.
Mrs Wilson, mother of j. II. Wilson.
chief clerk in the district passenger
agents offices of the Frisco, who has
been quite ill for severai Gays, is some
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scott of Rockford.
Colo, are here visiting Mrs. SCOTS
brother-in-law, p. w. Murray. Lincoln
and Lawrence streets. They will possibly
locate here.
Joseph Walker, of San Francisco, SUI
perintendent of criminals for the Santa
Fe railroad, is in the city visiting his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
George Walker.
Miss Gene Oliphant, who has been head
milliner at the McPartiin store in the
second block of North Main street, has
finished her work for the season. She
viii leave today for her home at Column
bus, Kan.
w II. Hubert, yard master for the
Santa Fe at this place, was called to
Newton again yesterday afternoon TO as
sist in handling the large amount Of
freight at present passing through that
city. The yards have become blocked.
s. F. Haas. receptly appointed assist
ant general agent for the Frisco rail-
road at Ft Smith. Ark, left for that
place last night with his family. Carl
Gerteis who succeeds Mr.. Haas TO the
position of cashier at the Rock Island
freight Offices, took up his new duties
| Yesterday for the first time.