The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-22
City in Brief
Personal and Other Items OF
Interest TO Wjchitans.

| moth Springs
Rev. Weeks has returned from a short
| visit at Emporia-
I. A. Andrews of Belle PLANE was in
the city yesterday.
| J. W. Barton has gone to Oklahoma
City for few days.
! C. Green went to Colorado Springs for
an outing yesterday.
| Chas Shuts and s. Shuts left yester-
| day for Colorado Springs.
| H. G. Rose is seriously i'll at his home,
1903 North Topeka avenue.
w. E. King went to Purcell, o. T, on
business trip yesterday.
Frank Vincent and H. A Smell were
down from Hutchinson yesterday on
| business
| Harry Alexander and George Hunt
went TO California yesterday for a six
weeks trip.
| Floyd Shilkett came in yesterday from
| Rozell. Kan, and will remain in this city
| for some time
o. S. McEwen was up from Oklahoma
City yesterday. He reports warm weather
Clyde Smyzer is taking his vacation
from the Fourth National bank and is
spending few days at Auguta.
George R Tingley of Washington, D.
c., is very sick at TIE home OF his sister,
Mrs John H. Ash, 430 South Market.
Al Thomas and his son were visitors in
this city, their former home. Monday.
They left in the evening for Colorado.
Mrs. w. G. Pearson, Mrs Lauder and
Mrs. e. NJ. Worthington were down from
Newton shopping in this city yesterday.
Mrs II. e Richter of Council Grove
is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. L. Richter.
at Us North Emporia avenue for a week.
Mrs. Beckwith of st. Louis, formerly
Miss Beatrice Thomas, is visiting in the
city, the guest of Mrs. Homer Caldwell.
Walter Sha :, a bridge contractor Of
FL Dorado, was in the city yesterday.
He left in the afternoon for Ration, n. NJ.
The pension of Mrs Frances e. Lloyd,
widow of Ellsberry Lloyd. has been al
lowed through the agency of Captain
Ash.
Mrs. D. Hoss has returned from her
two years course in Yale university and
has located in her old home on the West
Side.
Frank Owens and wife have returned
from GAINESVILLE. Ohio. and Mr.. Owens
has resumed his work at Greenfield
Bros.
A marriage license was granted yes
ter6ay to John w. WOODBURY., aged %.
and Anna Gardiner. aged 49, both of
Goddard.
Mr.. Bert Smith and his sister, Mrs. Ella
McElwee, of Peru, Ind, visiting at
the home of ]. Q. Howes, 1221 West
Douglas avenue.
Mrs. J. NJ Knapp and her niece. Miss
Hattie Baker, leave this evening for a
six weeks outing at Boulder. and other
points in Colorado.
James McMeyer. s. Stevens. Geo. w.
Trent. E. Cox, j. s. Startzman and E. e.
Startzman left yesterday for Tulsa, o.
r, to attSnd the opening of a new town
near that city. To- .ar-
f. c. Fox, superintendent for the New
ton division of the Santa Fe, was in the
city yesterday, inspecting the Santa Fe
yards with view of making some minor
Improvements.
]. H. McCune. assistant superintendent
for the Rock Island was in the city yes
terday. He is thinking of moving his
family from Topeka to this city for the
rest of the summer.
The class of 1901 of the Wichita High
school met at Dwight Torrington's home
ing and decided to take a hay ride and
picnic in atwood park Friday evening.
Mrs. ]. C. Williams left for her home
in Fort Smith, Ark, last evening, after
spending delightful visit with her chill
dren. She was accompanied home by Miss
Lydia Williams who will remain until
school opens in the fall
VIM. Monyhan, c. c. Miller. w. f.
Hargis, w. o. Lowry and w. c. Ford
were among those who left over the San
ia Fe yesterday for cool Colorado. The
parties went to Denver and from there
will go to points in the mountains.
H. II. Johnson of Newton, and S. P.
Johnson of Crowley. La. were in the
city yesterday visiting friends. Mr.. H.
H. Johnson was formerly a ticket clerk
for the Santa Fe in L. r. Delaney's Of
flee but now has position as head clerk
in the office at Newton.
Rev. NJ L. Copeland of Omaha. Neb..
is in the city the guest of friends during
the week. Rev. Copeland was pastor Of
the African Baptist church - four or
five years and is now pastor OF n large
congregation in Omaha. He will visit
with his sister in Atlanta, Ca. before
returning to his home.
Some time ago it was stated that the
NJ Rumely company of Indiana intended
moving its Kansas City house 10 Wich-
ita. thereby showing that the company
understood its business and wished 20
promote it by distributing its goods in
the southwest from 2 most advantageous
point This statement has been refuted
by the company, which declares that only
a temporary arrangement was contem-
plated for distribution from Wichita dur
ing the food.