The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-03
The a6feha Daily gagIe Sunday gorrine, april g. eo4
City in Brief
Personal and Other items q
:. Interest % WichItana

Mrs. Merchant has moved to 60 S
Water street
Miss Helen Sloey viii spend Easter 1,
| Newton with her parents.
| E W. Van Kirk Will spend today II
Valley Center with friends.
| ]. E. Moody was in the city yesterda.
from Enid. o. T., on business.
T. H. Nelms, of Enid. o. T.. spent q
few hours in the city yesterday.
DR.. George Pile was in Wichita yester-
| day from Portland on business.
| Mrs. Roy Dennis is spending Easter
| with her grand parents at Derby.
Miss Nellie NJ. Dennis is sick with the
grip at her home. Sss South Main.
E r. HORNE and brother, OF FL Dorado
were here yesterday transacting import
ant business.
Miss Ruth Wilkinson, of Winfield. is
visiting Mrs. W. Rice. ia East Pine
street
Miss Inez E. Kilgore is home from the
state university TO spend the Easter hol-
idays.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Kilgore ard fam
lily have moved to 1906 North Topeka
avenue.
L. o. Streenrod, cashier Of the state
bank of Andale, was in the city yester-
day on business.
L. l.. Webster. Of Wellington. was in
the city yesterday looking after some
business matters.
Mrs Florence Hornbarger left yester-
day afternoon for business and pleasure
trip to Emporia.
John Chain, county clerk, has been con-
fined to his home for the last week on
account of illness.
Mrs. E. C. Watts left for Denver Fri
day over the Missouri Pacific for an ex-
tended visit with her son.
Cashier Fritz Jorgenson. of the Colwich
state bank. was here yesterday looking
after some important business
Scott E. Winnie returned yesterday from
a trip to Oklahoma. He made a distance
of $50 miles in his new automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Brown will leave
this evening for Tacoma, Wash. where
they will make their future home.
f. NJ Pinnegar, the general travelling
man for the Western States Portland Ce
ment company. was in the city yester-
day.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Hovey who has been dangerously i'll with
pneumonia fever, is on the road to re-
covery.
E. P. Gard, who was injured by falling
from tree Friday morning. Is reported
as being no better. He is still uncon-
scious.
Mrs. j. A. Cady of Mound City re-
turns home this morning from visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. w.
Stilwell.
Mrs. Iona Marston of Greenville, Ill,
who has been visiting Mrs. Nellie Nc
Harg. 404 Waco avenue, has returned to
her home.
Stanley Jones will leave for Mt. Hope
soon where the firm of Holmes & Jones.
of which he is member. will open
branch store
Mrs E. w. Madison has returned to
Kansas City, after visiting several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. II. U. Dunning of
n. Emporia avenue.
Miss Ortho Bate entertained a number
of her young friends in honor of her
twelfth birthday yesterday at her home,
456 North Market street.
The Highland cemetery association this
week received a generous donation of
trees, shrubs and vines from Mr.. Scheil
of the Wichita nursery.
Mrs. r. B. Campbell and son have gone
to Denver for a few weeks visit with
relatives. Her husband accompanied
them as far as Geneseo.
T. f. Burton, of this city. has been
awarded the contract OF paving one of
principal thoroughfares. He
has deposited $500 as earnest money.
Mrs. Ben Devore is very III at her
home at 535 Sycamore street. Mr.. De-
wore. who is in Fort Smith. Ark, was
telegraphed for yesterday morning.
c. r Williams and Miss Edith r. Proc
tor were married last evening at the
home of Mr.. L. II. Oldfeld. $50 Ohio
avenue. Rev. W. NJ. Runyan officiating.
DR.. Lynch writes Mrs Lynch under
late of March 18th from Gibralter He is
we'll and. according to the program Of the
oday.
Mrs. Earl Blake received letter from
her husband yesterday stating that he /
would arrive home today. He has been /
making an extended business trip in the |
.ast
NJ. ". DeShong Of Roswell. " NJ. has |
purchased the home OF T. T. Cox. through /
he agency of the a. S. Nelson real es-
tate firm. and will make this city his
future home.
The sale Of useful and fancy articles
II Tapp's store. and cooked food at
Zarp's shoe store, yesterday. under the
auspices of ". r. c. No. 80. proved
good success.
Amos W. Jones has sold, through the
gency of George c. Henry. 1855 South
Market, to j. Z. Ried. for 81 30. Ar. Ried
: moving here from Missouri. He in
ends to make IL home. H
Miss Anna LOngivill left last night for 4
. weeks visit with friends al Buffalo.
Kansas Mrs r. J. Molyneux. A. y. Cen
raj. has returned home after two weeks
-isit in Omaha and Kansas City.
Mrs. ]. a McKibben, mother of Mrs.
-ari Blake. arrived IN Wichita yesterday
rom waukornis. o. T. She VIII maze
ier home In this city with her husband
Who arrived here about one week age.
The many friends OF Miss Eta J
White. rs North Mead avenue. Kill be
nucn pleased TO hear q her rapid IN
'-ovement after being confined 70 her