The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
City in Brief
Personal and oth:r Items ce
Interest to Wichitans.


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NJ, on short pleasure trip.
| J. l. Cottman went to Perkins, o. T,
last evening on d business trip
w, A Ayers is entertaining a sister.
Mrs. G. w. Baker OF Ames, O. I.
Mrs. A. H. Terry of Cleveland. O., is
the guest of Mrs. B. p. Churchward
Miss Bertha Drollinger has gone to
Roswell for month or six weeks trip.
Mrs. j. j. Nc. .anara is building TWO
new houses in the twelfth block of North
| Emporia
| Mrs. T. c. Boles OF Hayworth. is visit
ing Mrs Jane Williams and family OF
South Emporia.
/ Win II. PARROT of the Benton Bakery
4 left this morning for ST Louis TO attend
the Yelled Prophets.
/ Miss Clara Ford of Harrington. who has
been the guest of Pansy Myers, has re-
turned to her home.
Miss Mable MagiI left last evening for
Woodward where she will spend a week
or two visiting with friends
Mrs. A. H. Perry and daughter Helen
/ of Cleveland. Ohio. are visiting Mrs B.
+. Churchward for few days
Mrs. Ii. W. Hodge has gone to Kansas
City for several weeks visit with her
parents who reside at that place.
William Gregory of Cottonwood Falls
arrived in the city yesterday to attend
the Frohman-Jones wedding last night.
Mr.. Clark Means, a prominent young
farmer from the eastern part of the
county, was here yesterday on business
and calling upon friends.
Mrs. Schail and baby. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Norcross.
10i0 North Topeka avenue left for
home this morning over the Santa Fe.
The Wichita Academy of Medicine held
a regular weekly meeting in the par
iors of the Commercial club last night.
DR.. Adams read a paper on "tuberculo-
sis"
Fred Holiday. mailing clerk in the di-
vision freight Offices OF the Santa Fe.
has been promoted TO a clerkship in the
local freight offices OF the same com
pany.
DR.. E. Collins and wife of city, G. Pagla
and wife Of Douglas returned last even
ing on the o'clock train from their tour
of California. Oregon. Washington. Mon
tana and Colorado.
Mrs. Millie Bell OF $50 Lulu avenue
wife of carrier of r. F. d. No. 4, has
Just gone TO West Leipsic. Ohio. 10 see
her mother. who is In her Goth year and
enjoying fairly good health
Mrs. S. d. Everett has returned from
a visit in Kansas City where she has
been visiting her daughter and getting
new styles. She will be pleased TO see
any of her old customers or new ones
at her home $50 South Market.
Asa Markell of Knoxville. Tenn, a
brother. and Mrs. y. c. Towne. OF Des
Moines, Iowa, a sister of Richard Markell
who died last Saturday evening at the
home, 431 Wabash avenue. are in thu
city. They reached here in time to at
tend the funeral.
Mrs. Anthony Bruin and her daughter
Miss Carrie. formerly of this city but
now of Chicago. left yesterday for visit
with friends at Kingman. Upon their re-
turn in several days. they will spend
some time visiting in the city before re-
turning to Chicago.
Chas. Z. and K. d. Kerley of Peck are
here. did business at the stock yards
yesterday They are stock shippers and
feeders and also interested in the State
Bank of Peck and the elevator at that
point They are preparing TO feed a
large bunch of fattening steers at Peck
this season.