The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09

home on South Lawrence.
Miss Bess Webb came in yesterday
from the camp at Twin Lakes. Colo. She
WIFI remain day or two in the city and
will then return TO Colorado.
Mr.. Fred B. Aver has accepted po-
sition as salesman in the furnishing goods
department at Miller & Hull's popular
tailoring and furnishing store.
E. C. Spencer, cashier of the McCor.
his wife left last night TO spend few
weeks vacation at Aurora, Ill.
r. E. Torrington returned yesterday
from a trip through western Oklahoma
and reports nice showers that are doing
much good for the corn crop.
Mrs. W. A. Polk leaves Tuesday for
Des Moines, Iowa, to visit two weeks
with Sister NJ. Clementine. who is SD
perior of ST. Joseph's Academy.
Miss Gladys Christy left this morning
for her home in Eureka, after visiting
a week with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. George Bristow, College Hill.
Mr.. James Bridenstine, shoe buyer for
the Boston Store. left last evening for
eastern markets, where he will make
large purchases for the fall trade.
Mrs. Frank Baker and son, Earl, who
has been visiting his sister Mrs. McVeigh
for the past week at 149 North Emporia.
returned TO her home last evening.
J. r. Brown, ex-register of deeds OF
this county, and Bruce Manamee of Col
witch were shaking hands with old
acquaintances in the city yesterday.
Miss Pearl Blair, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. D. P. Kearney at 116 S.
Handley avenue returned to her home
in Stafford county Saturday morning.
Mrs. Cox and daughters, Estella. Jen-
ME. Edna and Myrtle. go today TO To-
ronto. Coffeyville and other places in
Woodson, Wilson and Greenwood coun-
ties
Miss Minnie Dodds and her Sister, Mrs
]. W. Brown leave this evening for Kan
sas City to spend a few weeks visiting
with relatives and see the flooded district.
Mrs. s. D. Slower. who has been in the
St Francis hospital since March is now
rapidly recovering and has been taken
to her home, GOA North Emporia avenue.
Mr.. 1. Gross of the Golden Eagle has
returned from the eastern market after
purchasing large stock of hight grade
apparel for men and boys and children
for fall, 1903.
The following jolly young men will
spend the coming week on the Walnut,
near Augusta: Roy Allen, Ray Wright,
Ed Hess. c. Smyser. Charles Hyde. II.
II. Heimple.
Miss Minnie Drake, Miss Ella Bourgette
and Miss Beatrice Ferguson have gone
to the lakes of Michigan for a month s
outing. They will stop few days in
st. Loouis and Chicago en- route.
NJ Roy E. Hays left last Thursday,
after spending a month visiting his
mother and friends. He will stop in Kan
sas City, Denver and other cities en-
route to his trading post in Utah.
Capt. A. NJ. Mackey and daughter came
up from Pond Creek, o. T., yesterday
They were Joined here by Mrs. Mackey
who has been in the Wichita hospital fol
some time. and left for Washington
ID. C.
Miss Sallie L. B., Milton, who is to be
art instructor at the Lewis Academy.
has opened her studio at the building,
where she will receive pupils in all kinds
of painting. drawing. etc. She will also
take orders for work
Mrs Cora E. G. King leaves today
over the Santa Fe with her youngest sor
Charlie for San Francisco, and expects
to attend the national encampment and
afterwards make an extended trip
through California. She will be gone
three or four months.
Mrs. John Cahill and daughter. Miss
Edna returned home Saturday from
Hutchinson. where they have been visit
ing friends for the past three weeks.
Master Chester and Miss Goldie Roberts
of Hutchinson accompanied them home
and will be Miss Edna's guests for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson have
returned from a months visit with Mrs
Robertson's uncle. Mr.. A. d. Wood. OF
New York City. While in the east Mrs.
Robertson took lessons in vocal music
under Prof CORTLAND Cooper, under
whom she made very rapid progress last
winter.
Ray Torrey has returned from Michigan
where he went as delegate TO the Ma
tional Epworth League convention at
Detroit. After the convention he made
an extended visit with friends in the
north. This evening he viii make his
report to the Epworth League of the
First NJ. E. church.
Mt. and Mrs. H H. Copeland and Car
ence Copeland returned yesterday from
a five weeks trip along the Pacific coast
and intermediate points. Los Angeles.
Grand Canyon. Arizona. San Francisco
Shasta Springs, Portland. Seattle and
Victoria, B. C. returning via Salt Lake
City Glenwood Springs. Denver and Col
orado Springs.
Mrs. NJ E Little. Mrs. a. Hammond,
Mrs. c A King and son Charles and
Mr. Rolf comprise party that started
for San Francisco yesterday morning 70
attend the old soldiers national en-
campment On the way they expect 70
stop of at Colorado Springs. Denver.
Salt Lake City. ogden and Sacramento
They expect 10 be gone about one month
Senator and Mrs. Long passed through
the city Friday evening. en- route for
Colorado. They arrived on $50 train
and waited for a later train They spent
the interval as guests OF Mrs. Frank Oh
liver and Mrs. Roland P. Murdoch at the
Country club golf links Mr.. Long, Mr.
Charles Smythe. Mr. Thornton Sargent
and Mr. Murdoch played golf. followed
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