The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-26
City in Brief
Personal and Oth.r Items Of
Interest to Wichitans.

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Mr.. John Bradley of Wellington is in
the city on business
Mayor S. H. Thomas was up from Wei
lington yesterday on business.
Roy Flood OF Enid is spending several
days in the city visiting frie1ds
Mrs Fl. Goodwin leaves this rnornins
for months stay at Decatur. IN.
Gilbert. the little son of Rev. Mr.. Dub
Der. is quite Ill with typhoid fever.
r. H. Fox of Manchester. o. r, wa:
visiting Wichita wholesale houses yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. w B. Grove returned
yesterday from an extended trip through
Colorado.
Miss ORC Westgate viii leave tomorrow
for Stanton. Va. to attend girls board
ing school.
Miss Ora Mckinney left yesterday foi
the Lichthart farm to spend a week IL
the country.
Mrs w. F. Beilman of Topeka is Wis
iting her father. Mr. c. A. Spencer. 6.
Robert street.
Mrs. n. Bristow of Pratt. Kan, is Wis
iting Mrs. L. Haymaker on South EN-.
poria avenue.
Homer Harden went to Belle Plaine
last night 10 attend a social function
at that place.
After a two weeks absence Miss
Mathews has returned to her Office in
the Winnie building.
r. j. Mckee and wife OF Riverside left
yesterday for a two months visit with
friends in Leavenworth.
Mrs. Hull of Eureka. Kan. stopped OF
in the city for a short "isit wi.a frienC6
en- route To Geuda Springs.
The Funeral of Mrs. Anna Dune will be
held at 10 o'clock today from the En-
porta Avenue Methodist church
. Mrs. Simmons OF DO Ellis avenue left
last night for a two months visit w,th
her brother at Westphalia. Kan
Mrs Moody and daughter of SOC North
Lawrence have just returned from a
two weeks visit in Geuda Springs
Miss Lillian Duffy of the Boston Store
left Sunday evening for a weeks vaca-
ton at her old home in Cheney, Kan.
Mrs. T. ]. Hit and daughter Daisy.
Mary Dorsey on North Topeka avenue.
Mrs G. G. Clark returned home yes
terday morning. after spending few
weeks in the mountains of New MEXICO.
MIR. and Mrs. II. L. Osborne of 15ll
Park Place have returned to their home
in this city. after three weeks visit al
St Paul, MINI.
Mrs Henry Emback and daughter
Mary have returned to their home al
Halstead, after spending few days with
Mrs. j. D. Smith.
A jolly class OF about forty young people
of the First VI. E. church Sunday school
made things lively around Central Park
boat house last evening.
Joe West of Geo lines & Co. has re-
turned from speeding a two weeks vaca-
ton in Colorado. His wife will remain
for some time visiting relatives.
Mrs n. F. Niederlander and daughter
Rena left last night for their home in
ST. Louis, after a week : visit with Mr..
and Mrs. A c. Niederlander Of College
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Muller and daugh-
ter Julia returned yesterday from a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs Null
ler's sons in Sedgwick City and Mount
Hope.
Corn more than eighteen inches long.
brought in by John Ferriter, the real
estate man, and tumbled down in the
agricultural and fruit aggregation of the
Eagle.
Miss Lulu B. Leonard has returned
from a weeks outing at Eureka Springs.
Andy Anderson. travelling passenger
agent for the Vandalia line. was in the
city yesterday.
Apples Weighing fourteen ounces, Of
the Missouri pippin variety. which grew
in the orchard of the Masonic Orphans
Home. have been added TO the Eagle 5
museum by Superintendent Snedden.
Attorney f. ]. Parr enjoyed call yes
terday from his former neighbor. Mr..
Edward Strope. OF Decatur, I'll. Mr..
Strope expressed much surprise at Wich-
ita's size and business appearance.
A Gamma ten feet high is the length
of a stalk of that beautiful plant which
grows so luxuriously in this climate
brought to this office by Mr.. Richard
Hathaway which was grown on his
place in this city.
Mr. \. G Fisher editor OF the Hen
nessey Democrat. was in the city yes
terday on business Mr.. Fisher reports
Hennessey enjoying much prosperity
and building and other improvements
are numerous in that city.
Mrs Mabel L. Young has resigned her
position as cashier OF the Fidelity NIL
tual Life Insurance company in this
city. and George L. Laughed Of Cold
water. Kan. has accepted the position
made vacant 10y the resignation Of Mrs
Young and arrived in The city last night
10 assume the duties OF that Office.
Mr.. Carl Gerteis leaves this morning at
Gas. over the Rock Island. 20 spend =
month in California and Washington
Mr.. Gerteis has been with the Rock Island
railroad since his graduation from High
school in 1870. The opportunity 10 take