The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-16
City in Brief
Personal and other Items Of
Interest to Wichitans.


w. NJ. Forney was up from Belle Plaine
yesterday.
Miss NJ. McPartlin returned from Chi
cago Monday.
w. H. Robbins left over the Santa Fe
yesterday for Denver.
W. S. Bradford viii spend Sunday at
his home in Andover.
Mr.. H. L. Hutton of Newkirk, o. T., is
in the city on business.
Mrs. C. R. swisher. of wellington, is
the guest cf Mrs. C. E. Root
Miss Grayce Hollinger leaves today for
st. Louis to be gone a month.
Mrs. Minnie Harrison has returned from
two weeks visit to Augusta
Miss Mary Butler of 5s6 North Topeka
has returned from visit at Denver.
Miss Lea HeimpIe left yesterday over
the Frisco for st. Louis and Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. Youman returned yester-
day from an extended trip in the east.
Miss Florence Mock leaves for Pueblo,
and other points in Colorado this week.
Mrs. Kos Harris left yesterday for Col
Old0o WHCAS Sllt Will Spt4l0 L0O HtChos
Mrs r. L. Holmes, who has been visit
ing in Chicago and Michigan. returned
Friday.
Flora c. Kicker, of Fairnount, is at
Duluth. Mimi. taking the lake trip via
Chicago.
Mrs Dr. Garrett of Dodge City, Kan,
is visiting Mrs. J. w Metz at 431 South
Lawrence.
Miss Eva Dewey has returned from a
six weeks visit to points of interest in
in Colorado.
Mrs. William Ledgerwood and family
have returned home after pleasant trip
10 Colorado.
W F. Cottman, of Dallas, Tex. is Wis
iting his brother. J. D. Cottman at 455
North Waco.
Mr. and Mrs. L P. Campbell entertained
the members of the College Hill Whist
club last night.
Miss Ora Sims left yesterday for Vinita,
1. T, where she will spend few weeks
visiting relatives.
Mabel Boone is at Colwich stopping
with her uncle, Charles Miller and visit
ing old neighbors
Mrs ". II. BuecheI. accompanied by
her sister. Laura Bell, is visiting her
uncle in La Crosse.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Glenn of Webb
City, No. viii be here Thursday for
visit with Mrs. Shields.
Mrs. c. H Fowler of Emporia who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Waddington,
returned home Friday.
Carl Walker of st. Joe, Mo, is in the
city, calleoh here by the serious illness Of
his father, Judge Walker.
Ray Waddington of Emporia spent a
few days the past week visiting his par
ents at $50 Charles street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peck left last even
ing for st. Joe to spend a two weeks
vacation at their old home.
Col F. NJ. Keith of Enid. o. T., is Wis
iting his granddaughter. Mrs. II. NJ
Doyle. 316 Indiana avenue.
Mrs. w NJ Frazier of North Lawrence
avenue. has returned from visit with
her sister at Springfield, Mo-
J. D. Bell of S1S South Lawrence, leaves
, soon for lola. Kan, where he expects
to purchase so acres of land.
Mr.. Chester Murphy and sons. Roy and
George, left yesterday for a short visit
with relatives at Bramen, o. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. ira Minnich left last even
ing over the Missouri Pacific for Colo
RADIO to spend a two weeks vacation.
Tony Weinschenk, the fancy grocer,
leaves this morning for an outing in the
mountains of Colorado and California.
Mrs Mae Bailey OF Waco, Tex, is Wis
sting at the home of her mother, Mrs.
/. Il Simpson, $40 South Topeka avenue.
Mrs. George s. Kicker left the first of
last week for Faribault, Mimi, where
she viii spend a month with her daugh-
ter.
Captain Chase, the inventor Of the aer-
ated water system system, sends his
friend. Mr.. Heaton of the aerated water
system of this city, a crate of fine apples,