The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-18

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Miss Mary Jones and her cousin Willie
Knightley returned home yesterday from
a two weeks visit at Elkton. o. T.. where
they have been visiting relatives.
Charlie Turner. Charlie Carey and
| Harry Comley have returned from their
summer trip TO the lakes. each respec-
lively wearing theh regulation tan.
George Putnam of the Boston store is
spending his vacation in Illinois. He will
return next Wednesday Mrs. Gilkey, his
aunt, VIII come with him for visit
Miss Laura Jones returned home yes
ter1ay from Mulvane where she has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Katherine
Knightley. who accompanied her home. :
Mrs. r. B. Augle of Dalhart, Tex. has
been in the city the past two weeks visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Marshall OF East
Douglas avenue. Mrs. Augie leaves tbs
morning for home.
Geo. s. MauIe who travels for Poinex-
ter Mercantile company was visiting his
mother in the city received a telegram
to return at once TO Strong City. He
left Monday morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mountain returned
home yesterday from Geuda Springs, af-
ter enjoying a weeks outing. bathing and
boating in Lake Juanita.
Scott Greenfield has returned from his
| two weeks vacatin on the northern
lakes. Most of the time he spent at OF
tawa Beach with his mother and sister.
He is feeling much improved in health.
Mrs. j. s Piatt and son George of Well
| ington. Kan. who have been visiting in
this city, with Mrs. Piatt's daughter,
Mrs. w F. Bolte. for the past three weeks
| left Yesterday for an extended visit in the
east.
I B. F. Dunn, division passenger agent
for the Frisco. was able TO be out yester-
| day, after a ten days illness. He feels
much improved but is still weak and was
| able to be at is Office but a short time
yesterday.
| Mrs Mary Klentz just returned from a
pleasant trip to New York where she
found the weather nice and cool. Miss
! S. E. Klentz started for New York yes
terday morning TO purchase her fall mil
| linery stock.
The ladies of the Woman's Vetera@
Relief Union will meet with sister Will
hite. 1904 East Murdoch avenue. on Thurs
| day morning. August 20. Every member
| of the union please come and help make
Sunhowers.
| Mrs. T. J. Myers has gone to Albu-
querque. New Mexico, to make an extend
ed visit with her son, F. W. Myers. Mr.
Myers is now Santa Fe agent at Albu-
querque and was formerly i nthe chief
clerks Office in this city.
Mrs. Ellen Friend, Mrs. Grant Friend
and little Paul Blinn. cousin of Mrs.
Grant Friend. will leave over the Frisco
for Bentley, Kan, this morning 10 visit
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watts and other
relatives in the country.
Ira F. Elliot of this city was in FIT.
Worth. Texas, last week looking over
the city woth a view of investment He
visited many points of interest and ex-
pressed himself as pleased with the gen.
eral appearance of the city.
Miss Bessie Dyer and Mr.. Guy Brown
of Keighley, Kan, were married in the
rooms of Mr.. R. Riggs. over AIS East
Douglas avenue. on Sunday morning
They left yesterday for Butler county,
where Mr.. Brown has nice farm.
Mrs. w S. Hawk and mother, Mrs.
Peckham returned yesterday from Little
Rock, Ark. Mrs. Peckham has been Wis
ting relatives in Little Rock for the past
two months, and Mrs Hawk went down
to accompany her mother home.
Roscoe Piper of SIG West Central ave-
nue. has mapped out ad extensive pleas
ure trip through the east and expects to
leave Wednesday. He will visit Detroit.
Montreal. Boston, New York and other
points and intends to be gone about sixty
days.
Ike Greenfield left yesterday afternoon
for the north to spend his summer va
cation He will be joined by st. Louis
friend and together they viii fish in the
Minnesota lakes. Mr. Greenfield fshed
there last year and thinks it is one of
the best places in the country.
Cashier c. W. Carey, OF the National
Bank OF Commerce, and c. a. Tanner
have returned from Charlvoix. Michigan.
with their families. where they spent
two weeks pleasantly. AIRY and Mrs
Comley. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Vermilion
and Mrs. NJ. c. Campbell viii remain a
week longer.
W. w. Conner an experienced shoe
man who has had charge OF the shoe
department in Longs store at FL Dorado
for some time has accepted a position as
salesman at Coombs-Moore & Co.'S shoe
store. 10 North Main street. Mr. Conner
will move his family TO this city and
make Wichita his permanent home
". a. Custer Of Haskell county is In
the city visiting Mr. John Florence. Mr..
Custer is one OF the leading cattlemen
OF the state and is thoroughly posted o.
the advantages and necessities OF western
Kansas and can talk entertainingly O.
that section. He likes the looks OF Nich-
tia and expressed his satisfaction over
the rapid growth this city IS making.
A. ". Jones and family returner from
Conway Springs Sunday evening after
spending Saturday and Sunday with VIM.
Camshaus. TWO miles northeast OF Con-
way Springs. Mr.. Jones saws he never
saw pastures any better az this time II
the year and stock 6 looking fine. Mr.
Canadian lives on a rural mall route and
OF course reads the Daily Eagle. Re sent
20 this Office a few ears OF corn taken
from A field that is good FOR % 70 g.
bushels per acre. The ears are large
and well fled and are surely fine this
year. Southern Kansas IS al risht-
LITTLE CHILD DIES.