The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

w. P. Buck, of the Rorabaugh store.
visited their Kingman store Saturday.
Mrs. c. E. Mounts, Of 72s South Topeka
has been confined to her bed for the last
four days.
a. L. Lennen, Populist congressional
committeeman from Ness county, was IN
the city yesterday.
H. Z. Peters. the father of Mrs. Smalley
has recently died, and her mother will
make her home with her.
Mr.. A. E. Budd, of ASS South Emporia,
fell from ladder Saturday morning and
is pretty badly bruised up.
Mr. Albert Thompson. of the Lawson
Printing company, Of Hutchinson, called
at the Eagle office yesterday.
Miss Helen Farnsworth, superintendent
of the Wichita Hospital. is in Kansas
| City attending the May festival.
Rev. d. Diamond Mitchell, Of st. Paul,
| Mimi, is announced to preach in the First
Presbyterian church this evening.
Mrs. James Christopher. OF Oklahoma
City, is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
]. NJ Christopher, of 1925 East Oak street.
A marriage license was granted yester-
day to George W. Grindle. aged 4s. and
! ~
| Wichita.
Mrs e. Root has returned from very
pleasant visit to Pittsburg, where she
| was attending meeting of the Degree
| of Honor.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Alexander, OF Kan
sas City, are visiting at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Beach, 1929
North Water.
Mrs. Alfred Manassa, of Pocatello,
Idaho is visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. II. w. Dunning, 1926 North
Emporia avenue.
Mrs. Z. Y. Ware (nee Miss Nellie Nc
Guire) and little son, of Los Angeles. Cal,
are the guests of her parents for month
at $50 South Water.
Mrs. Earl Blake will sing an offeratory
solo this morning at the st. Paul Meth
odist church. Miss Fay Chambers Will
act as accompanist.
Mrs. T. II. Murphy. 402 Washington
avenue, entertained at dinner Thursday,
Mrs. P. Stevens and Mrs. H. Gardner, OF
! North Lawrence avenue.
Mrs. Coler Sim, Miss Nellie Sim and
Leila Purdue went to Lawrence TO at
tend a party given by Phi Delta Gamma
society of the State university.
Mr. and Mrs S. j. Smalley. who have
/ been out of the city the past ten months,
have returned and will be at home TO
\ their friends at 5I2 East Central.
Mrs. L. NJ. Gordon. prominent club
| woman of Winfield, who has been the
! guest of Mrs. y. w. Stillwell during the
| Federation, returned home last evening.
/ w Tarlton Mathewson Bruce came
May 4. 1903. to gladden. the hearts OF Mr.
and Mrs. s. S. Bruce. of Houston, Texas.
| May his ambition be TO excel in all
! things.
Scott Greenfield. of Greenfield Bros, re-
| turned home Saturday from 1T. Scott.
/ where he mas been for the past two
weeks confined 10 his home by a severe
attack OF grip.
Anna Waller fled a petition in the dis
trict court yesterday for divorce from
Lewis Waller. She states that they were
married in. the year 1879 at Hutchinson.
Adams &, Adams are her attorneys.
Mrs. W. \. Clark. of Junction City, and
daughter, Miss Loucille Clark, teacher Of
violin music at Wash5urn college, To
peka. are visiting in the city, the guests
OF Mrs Clark sister. Mrs. :. +. Levick.
of Fairmount-
Mrs. Anna Koch. in compan ny with ler
three daughters. Misses Elsa. Olga and
Clara Koch. stopped in the city to take in
the circus visiting Mrs. II. Schnitzler.
while en- route to Enterprise, Kan. for
two months visit with her friends.
s Hawks yesterday received check
for 500 for Mrs Julia West from the
loyal Protective association Of Boston.
Mass. as benefit in the death Of Albert
West. This is the third benefit paid By
this association since its inception in this
city last fall-
Mrs. g r. Martin has gore on a visit
for the summer She left last week for
Lexington. Ky. where she viii spend a
short tine with her daughter. Ms
Charlesworth From there she wHl 30
to Montreal. Can. 70 visit Mrs L G. San
ford. her eldest daughter. returning home
at the close of warm weather
Mrs. Geo. Y. Fryer. who was called TO
Indiana on account Of the serious ilnezs
OF her mother arrived too late 20 see her
alive her mother having disd early sat
urday and was buried Monday ~ Iafay-
cite. the day Mrs Fryer arrived Many
old time friends viii remember her Wis
iting wichita in the early sys-
L ". StaeneT. u Dearborn. 40. rsss-
ager OF pearborn Canning company
arrived in she city last Tnesiay q accou-
pany his wife home she cane IL Janu-
arv TO take treatment of lser bvoiher-sn-
law. DIT wEhols. 20 CsevelaHd avenue.
They returned home Saturday evealns.
Mrs staEner much Improved n hsa.th
and NJ stsxrsr wei pleased With wsch-
ita
". r c. Attention, All past p-szl-
deuts and delegates who are enutied 70
CREDENTIALS please meet With ths Sewing
society next Wednesday e(ternooa The
president desires that errryone ~ thar.
a. ;hlS VII be The lar messing for cen-
rieiiag ;hs plans ard gisirx tnS'rse-
tscIs before sci-g 20 The co1rerfson-
Cor-e without 1zM
Ms. z UnseH of Arkansas CITY g.
visiting " .. vaHArzszze q - Fera
avenue. ard cher relatives q tAss cs-s-
she ezre Thursday 20 atf~ad sh4 ssaerz-
tsoz. bringing ~fth her rEo hzn6scrns
paintings Of lex ern work, Which ws-e