The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-08
City in Brief
Personal and Other Items Of
interest to Wichitans.

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]. w Baker has returned from visit
in Illinois.
J. N. Cradle of Clay Center was in the
| city yesterday.
R. H. Lockwood has gone.on a business
| trip to Anthony.
Lent Salmon of Kingman was in the
| city yesterday.
| Elmer Cline left yesterday On a trip
| to Salt Lake City.
| s. H. Willard OF Blackwell, o. T, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Lenore Schiller is quite i'll at her
| home on Ohio avenue.
! Miss Ida Hustled has gone to her home
at Kingman for a visit
F. westbrook of Guthrie was in the
| city few hours yesterday.
| Harold Sternberg has returned from a
weeks stay at Geuda Springs.
DR.. NJ A Koogler of FL Dorado was
visitor in this city yesterday.
| H X Kicker of Ell Reno was up from
that place yesterday on business.
]. L. Napier of the Cheney Sentinel
was Wichita visitor yesterday.
Mrs j. T. Ludnum has returned from
! a ten days visit at Geuda Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Parks have gone
to the lakes for six weeks trip.
j. E. Cochran. editor of the Pratt Re
publican. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. F. c. Harris of the Frisco is very
| sick at his home, 146 South Pattie.
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Gray of Kiowa are
rejoicing over the arrival of baby girl.
Mr. Dobbins, a merchant of lola, was
in the City on business matters yester-
| day.
Miss Emma Shaw Of Pond Creek, o. T.,
city
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kelso have gone TO
the Northern lakes and Canada for the
| season.
Walter Lock will leave this afternoon
for a trip through Colorado and Cali
fornia.
F. Holmes came in from Goddard yes
terday to visit his daughter, Miss Ida
Holmes.
Mary and Abba Ingram are visiting
Miss Mary Stewart at her home on North
Market street.
Mrs. o. G. Cation Of Independence. Kan.
came 70 attend the funeral of her uncle.
George r. Tingle.
A Hemmont of the firm Of Hemmont
& Co., of Patterson, Kan, was a city
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. S. B. Lyman is very sick at her
home at the corner of Wabash avenue
and Second street
Miss Nora Lloyd left yesterday after
noon via the Missouri Pace for Pueblo.
Colorado Springs and Denver.
Miss Gertie Marks will leave this morn
ing for Belle PLANE. where she will
spend Sunday with her parents.
Harry Dedriok has returned from Enid
and reports that the people in that local
ity are badly in need of rain.
Mrs H. NJ. Dubois and son Robert re-
turned yesterday from trip to Chautsu-
qua. Boston and other eastern points.
Miss Maude Rowlee left yesterday for
Garden Plain. where she will make a
| visit Of week or ten days with friends.
Mrs. Emil Bergren Of Getto block has
been i'll for the last six weeks and has
now been removed to the st. Francis
Hospital.
car load of pressed brick for the
National bank of Commerce building has
want OF stone
Messrs. Ross & Ripley of Yewed o. T.,
were in the city yesterday buying an
Opening stock Of hardware for their
store in Yewed.
Mr. Jack Shepard of Woodward was
in the city yesterday. He says that Ok
lahoma will have the. largest corn crop
in its history.
Rony Wagstaff has returned TO his
work with Greenfield Bros. after spend
ing his vacation visiting in the east and
at his home at Garnet.
Misses Sylvia and Jessie Rinehart left
Friday afternoon over the Missouri Pa
cific to join a camping party at Higgins
dam, on the Whitewater.
William Mathewson is one among the
oldest settlers in this county and he SAYS
the corn on his farm south of the city
is the best that he ever saw.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Baker of Wellington
are doing a little shopping in the city.
Among other things they purchased a
$3.50 phaeton of Smyth & Sons
Dr. j. W Strawn has purchased of the
Hartford Western Land company the
property at CPS Wabash avenue as an in
vestment The price paid was $500.
Ex-Mayor Aldrich saws there are a good
many lots being sold or College Hin
and there will be great deal OF build
ing out there next spring and summer.
Mrs. John NJ Chase of Topeka. accom-
panied by her granddaughter. Miss
Georgia Chase. Is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. S. II. Kilgore Of 1870 Fsirview ave-
nue..
Mrs. 2. ~. Downing and daughter Ma
ME leave this morning for Harper eoun-
t. for a visit Of several weeks Mr.
Downing will leave tonight for the same
place to spend Sunday.
Mrs. L. s. Duckworth has gone TO Med
ford. O. T. where she viii make short
visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hop
kins They viii accompany her when
she returns to her home in this city
y. Briggs Of the Briggs house % Pratt
vas in the city yesterday making con-
tracts with the iron foundrynen to fur
nish him Ere escapes for his hotel 70
comply with the law passed by the last
legislature.