The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

Fred Bissantz went to Oklahoma City
yesterday.
C. NJ. Price left yesterday for short
visit at Neodesha-
]. Mitchell, Derby merchant, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss S. E. Klentz has returned from
the eastern markets.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Sumption left last
night for few days trip to Chicago.
A D. Roberts, merchant of Douglass,
was in the city yesterday on business.
W. G. Kenneke and wife of Fort Scott
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Bolte.
Miss Fife NJ. Rogers of Hillsborough
is visiting her uncles, ]. B. and NJ II.
Glenn.
Roy Coppick, a student at Friends
university, spent Sunday with friends at
Rose Hill.
Miss Minnie Drake has returned from
very pleasant visit with friends in Kansas
City.
Mrs. ]. H. L. Craig of Oklahoma City
is visiting Mrs. Robert Williams, 1155 ST.
FRANCIS avenue.
Rut Bales, one of the early settlers of
Kingman, is visiting his daughter on
North Market street.
Miss Mae c. Yoder, manager the MILL
merry department at Rorabaugh's has re-
turned from the eastern markets.
tt. Pegram. manager the Rorabaugh.
left yesterday for the eastern markets
to buy new spring goods for his store.
L. G. Charles, architect, has just re-
turned from the territory, where he has
been engaged for the past two months.
G. w. Herman has resigned his posi-
ton with r. Il. Moore and accepted one
as bookkeeper with Jet & Wood of this
city.
DR. NJ. F. Hobson has returned from
Caldwell. where he has been in attend
ance upon a case of systemic blood poi
soning.
Nm. E. Keith. of the law firm of Mat
son, Keith & Matson. was yesterday aad-
mitted to practice before the United
States court.
Elmer Miller arrived yesterday from
Iowa and will Immediately take charge
of the Hayden farm, south of the city,
which he recently purchased for $le,250
George Adams has returned from Kay
county. where he had been on legal bus
mess. and left again last night for Alva.
where he has some important cases 10
try.
J. H. Darrough. formerly with the
Wichita Rug and Carpet Cleaning Co,
has resigned his position and Will open
an establishment of bis own at 7o5 East
Murdoch.
Mrs. Amy Ballard, chairman of the re-
lief committee Of the W. r. C, is still
in a serious condition, the result of a
sprained foot All members visit her
who can.
Mr.. Frank Flenniken, so well known as
the private secretary of Senator Plumb,
is in the city attending United States
court. His many friends here are glad
to meet and greet him.
Mrs. Amy Ballard. chairman off the
Relief Committee. w. r c. IS stin con-
nned to her home and suffering greatly
from the effects OF a sprained foot w
r. c. ladies please take notice
Mrs. J. \. Osler. who was so seriously
Injured week E8o al ~NN"'''-f g.
now at her mothers home in Dodge City,
is improving slowly. but expects TO Re
turn to Wichita in q week or ten days
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day 10 John c. McQuillen. age =. and
Mamie II Hammers, age =, both CT
Clearwater; F. c. Hemphiu. age =, and
Retta F. sturnes. age -. both Of Wich-
tia
The family OF Sister Cattell. Of the "
r. C. 100 North Enpor.a avenue, are
improving. all having been sick from II
grippe. Mrs. Catten. mother Of Mr. and
Mrs. Cattell. suffered stroke q paraly-
sis some weeks ago and : also inprov-
ing but Is not yet cut OF danger