The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otto H. Zimmerman in
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Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Kirkwood left yes
terday for a short visit with friends and
relatives in New Albany, Ind.
Guy Ellsworth of the Boston store dry
goods department has returned from a
pleasant visit in Oklahoma City.
Cleo Brunette, the newly appointed
county attorney Of Sumner county. was in
the city yesterday on business.
Jessie Allen is home on months vaca-
ton from the library department of the
State University at Columbia. Mo.
Miss Hazel Cross and Miss Ruby Ken
nedy nave gone TO Topeka and Kansas
City to spend month with friends
Mrs. Frank Kelly and little child left
yesterday on a months visit with rela-
tives and friends at Fort Dodge. Ia.
Mrs o. W. Heat of this city left last
evening for Eureka Springs. where she
will enjoy an outing for several days
Miss Eide Goodwin of Wichita, Kansas,
was married July 2lst in Cleveland. Ohio,
to Mr.. Grant Shoemaker, of that city.
A marriage license was granted yester-
day 10 c. C. Lamb. aged o. of Anthony.
and Pearl Click. aged 20 of Wichita
Carl DERRICK. manager of the Wichita
Produce Co.'S Office at Anthony. spent
Sunday visiting his old friends in this city.
Miss Agnes Beckman of Indiana. Pa,
arrived this morning to be here several
days. the guest of Mr.. j. H. Black, her
uncle.
Miss Gertrude Benedict, who has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Jessie Bene-
dict. at Hutchinson, has returned to her
home in this city.
Miss Iva Davidson. formerly of this
city but now of Joplin, No, was in the
city while Saturday on her way TO
Denver to spend her vacation.
Miss Georgia Baker of 1919 North Law
renee avenue, has returned from Holy
rood. where she has been visiting rela-
tives for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Constant returned
yesterday from Colorado Springs and will
be at home at 234 North Lawrence. They
have been away on their bridal trip.
Miss Pauline Helm entertained a hay
evening in honor OF Miss Huntington OF
Newton. who is visiting her for few
days.
Mss Bird Gilmore left last evening for
months vacation in Colorado. Miss Eva
Root will FL her position as stenogrspher
in R. E. Torringtons office during her alb
sence
in he oil Of
Wichita is expected to be at the Chamber
of Commerce in the city building Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock sharp. Business
of Importance.
Mr.. Howard Irwin left yesterday after
noon for New York City and will sail
from there on August 5 for South Amer
lea TO assume his duties with the Acme
Harvesting company.
Mrs. D. w. Cooley, who has been WIS.,
iting relatives in this city for some time.
left last evening for her home at Oxford,
Kansas. She was accompanied by her
neices. Misses Laura and Mary Dedrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert, n. Wilson left
Wichita on Monday for their home in
Boston. They will stop at Chicago. Mag
ara Falls and New York City enroute.
Mrs. Wilson was formerly Anna NJ. Green
of 1914 Jackson avenue, this city.
Miss M A. Cook and Mrs. H. Burnett
have gone to Eureka Springs to spend
about two weeks vacation. II has been
about four years since Miss Cook took a
vacation and she expects a good time.
Mr.. II Burnett will join the company next
Saturday.
Miss Eta Herring, one of Rohrbaugh's
most popular salesladies, returned TO her
home in Topeka yesterday. After two
weeks visit with her parents she gees to
Kansas City, where she enters one of the
largest millinery wholesale houses for the
winter season.
Hiram Norcross and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. NJ. Anderson left yesterday for
months outing in Colorado. They will
spend several days in the resorts al Colo
RADIO Springs and will then go to the
mountains. where they will spend the rest
of the time on an outing
Mr.. A. ]. Applegate. secretary Of the
Perpetual Building and Loan associa-
ton. has returned from a vacation spent
in the scenes Of his childhood in the east
He says that an absence OF twenty-five
years has changed both persons and
places to n unrecogniZa BILE extent.
Miss Pearl Cook, Mr.. w II. Cook and
Jacob Miller have returned from the
camp on the Walnut south of Augusta.
The camping party is a large one. one
hundred and twenty-four taking dinner
there Sunday. Fish are scarce but there
is an abundance of fine bull frog legs
Miss Maude Davis and Miss FL Dorado
Freed, who have been the guests of Mrs.
B. F. Dunn for several days. left yester
day for their homes at Parsons. Miss
Pearl Martin, Mrs B. F. Dunn. Mss Ellen
Dunn, Miss Mabel Eldridge and Miss
BARRETT Wells accompanied them as far as
Augusta.