The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-31
City in Brief
Personal and Other Items OF
Interest to Wichitans.

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Miss Cora Cogden will leave for Eu
reka Springs Monday
| Louis Herman of Winfield was visiting
| in the city yesterday.
E. B. Smith left yesterday for visit
with relatives in Ohio.
| . Miss Nellie Boles of FL Dorado is Wis
] iting friends in the city
J. Rauch left yesterday for Ogden,
| Utah, over the Santa re.
]. a. WinsIow of Garden Plain was a
Wichita visitor yesterday.
JE. Kramer of Wellington was in the
| city yesterday on business
Judge Eaton came up from Arkansas
City on business yesterday.
Louis E. Romigh of Valley Center was
visiting in the city yesterday
Miss Ida Mahaney is seriously i'll at
her home on North Main street
Mrs j. T. Dodds left yesterday over
the Frisco for GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
D. G. HunneweI. of Lindsburg. was
in the city few hours yesterday.
Prof. Mccullough. of wapello. Iowa. is
visiting with j. A Dawson. of the West
Side
c. w. Cook. travelling passenger agent
of the Santa Re, was in the city yes
terday.
E. H. Middlekauf and wife will leave
tomorrow for pleasure trip through
Colorado.
L. L. Hamilton, an attorney of FL Do
rado, was in the city yesterday on legal
business
Miss Florence Derrick is assisting the
Office force at the Hockaday Hardware
company.
Mr.. E B. Smith and son, Edgar. left
yesterday for Cora, Ohio, to visit Mr..
Smiths mother.
b. l. Eaton. proprietor of the Carey
hotel. is expected home from Atlantic
City in a day or two.
Mrs Raephew Smith left this morning
for four weeks visit with relatives in
Kansas City and Detroit.
Mrs Shinr of Millerton. an. is in the
city visiting her parentst Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Brown, 521 South Water.
Mrs Lucille Holland has been confined
TO her home at 30s New Yoark avenue,
several days with a slight illness.
Mrs. j B. Carey and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth, leave today for Denver and
Manitou TO spend the month of August
Mrs. W. C. Landon left yesterday for
Sturgis. Mich. where she will make an
extended visit with relatives and friends.
,v,s,1
friend Miss Cilra Brown, of McPher-
son. at her home on North Topeka ave
nue..
Harry Bone. Governor Bailey's private
secretary came in from Englewood yes
terday for a short visit with his brother
Roy.
Mrs Lisberger left yesterday evening
in show business. Will return in Sep
tember.
A number of Wichita young people went
up to Valley Center Wednesday even
ing to attend party given by Mr.. Har-
rington.
Mr. George Steenrod of Colwich. Kan,
was in the city yesterday on his way TO
two months.
o. j. Pease, of New Murdock, was in
the city yesterday. He has sold his
stock of goods at New Murdock to j.
II. Heron.
Mr. Tom Doran, a travelling man of
Woodward, o. T., has rented a house on
ST Francis avenue and will move his
family here.
Mrs. William c. Langdon and daughter
Kathryn left yesterday over the Frisco
for an extended visit to relatives at
Sturgis, Mich.
Sam Houston of the Houston Lumber
company will soon begin the construc-
tion of a fine two-story residence at the
corner of Murdock and Waco avenues.
Mrs. F. l.. Huxtable presented the Bell
telephone girls five gallons of ice cream
yesterday. She expects to leave soon
with her children TO visit at Beatrice,
Neb
Mrs Josephine Kelsh and son Earle
left last evening over the Santa Fe for
her home in Peoria. H.. after a three
months visit to her mother. Mrs. Mary
Stafford. and family
Mrs C. G. Cohn and children have
gone for the summer They will stay in
St Louis for a few days until Mr. Cohn
joins them and then they will go 10 New
England coast for the summer.
j. l.. Lowley, Of Colorado Springs, is
visiting friends in the city. Mr.. Lowley
formerly lived in this city and was en-
pIoyed by the Western Union Telegraph
company as lineman for years.
Mrs Ira Wood returned to her homs n
Kansas City last evening over the Ms
souri, Pacific. after "a short visit with
friends in this city. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Fred l.. Naugle who VIII re-
main there visiting for a couple of weeks.
c. Z. Bascom went to Topeka yester-
day 10 meet his wife who is returning
from six weeks visit in the east Mrs.
Bascom spent much Of the time visiting
with relatives in Ohio. but also visited