The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-07
City in Brief
Personal and Other Items OF
interest to Wichitans.

Prof. Samuels has just returned from
Chicago.
Frank Blodgett was visiting friends in
the city yesterday.
Pitt Whitfield of Kansas City is in the
city visiting friends.
Paul Israel has gone to Kingman for
a few days to visit friends.
Mrs T J. Mendenhan has returned
from visit in Philadelphia.
Miss Annette Roudebough left yester-
day for her home in Herington.
Paul Israel went to Kingman yesterday
for few days visit with friends.
Harry Hebrew, who has been quite sick
at St. Francis hospital, is much better.
o. B. Masemore went to Seattle yes
terday, where he will spend the winter.
H c. Mays, an attorney of Ashland.
was in the city yesterday on legal bust
ness.
Miss Nellie Nay of Kiowa stopped over
in the city yesterday on her way to Cal
ifornia.
Gordon Younkin will leave Monday for
Los Angeles, Calf. where he will make
his home.
Miss Lillian Duffy. who has been seri-
ously i'll with appendicitis, is reported as
improving.
Ed Fox and E. E. White, contractors,
of Newton, were in the city yesterday
on business.
Mrs Earl Blake, who has been visiting
at Sedgwick during the week, will return
home today.
w. P. Campbell, of the Oklahoma Hor-
net, at Waukomis, o. T., was in the
city yesterday.
]. A. Dewey of Cheney, Kan, is trans
acting business among the real estate
agents of the city.
Bert Truck went to Omaha yesterday,
where he will visit friends and relatives
for the next week.
Mrs. George Ordway of Los Angeles
Cal, is visiting Miss Meddie Hamilton, of
East Central avenue.
Mrs. H. c. Adamson and children of
Pryor Creek, /. T., are visiting Mrs. NJ.
w Wellmon this week.
Roger Davis and wife will move to
California next week, where they will
make their future home.
j. B. Enckenstein was in the city a
short time yesterday while en- route to
his home in Wyoming. Ohio.
Mrs S ]. Herren of Topeka was in
the city yesterday visiting her son, c.
Herren, of the Gray Gables.
j. G. Whine, who has been in Hutchin-
son, Patterson and Burton for the past
four days. returned to the city yesterday.
Adam Haas, who has been visiting his
son, DIR. Haas, for the past week, re-
turned to his home in Sterling yesterday.
Mrs. J. L. Bowdish is in Oxford this
week attending the district convention Of
the Ladies' Foreign Missionary society.
Miss Louise Mcnamara will leave today
for a two months trip through the south
visiting points in Georgia and South Car
DINA.
Mrs. ]. C. McMurray of Haysville was
in the city yesterday visiting her daugh-
ter. Cora, who is i'll at the st. Francis
hospital
J. y Washburn will soon move from
his home. 5o7 East Central avenue, to
the Frank Sherman cottage on North
Lawrence.
VIM Thomas of Homestead, Kan, is
here visiting his brothers and friends in
and around Wichita. He will return at
ter about a week.
W Y. Burns and daughter OF FL Do
RADIO are in the city today on their way
home from oxford, where Mr.. Burns
delivered lecture.
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the city visiting II. D. McVey of 9l
Sherman avenue. Mr. McVey recently
moved here from Denver, Colo.
J \ White was the guest of his
brother-in-law. Charles Cutlery. yester-
day. Mr.. White has been attending the
United Brthren conference at Maize.
\. W. Henderson and wife Of Alva. o.
T. were in the city yesterday for the
purpose of putting their daughter in The
St Francis hospital for course of treat
menr.
c NJ Trimble. a Western Union Iele-
graph operator. left last evening for
visit with friends and relatives at Lyn-
den and Meriden. lie VIII De absent
about a week.
City Attorney Earl Blake returned last
Gisht from Jetmore. Hodgemsn county,
where he vas called Tuesday u take
dispositions in cose pending n the fed
eraI court
Rev. Bruce Griffith Is home after an
absence Of two weeks spent in Iowa
There VIII be regular services at the Re
formed church Sunday morning and
evening as usual
Richard Warren. travelling freight agent
for the Santa Fe. says that there Is moth
ing the matter with Restarz kansas. The
short grass country this year has good
crops everywhere
c VI Higgins. travelling freight agent
for the Southern railway. was n Wichita
yesterday Mr.. Higgins formerly lived
here He vas then contracting agent