The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24
City in Brief
Persona: and Oth:F items q
Interest 20 WichItans.

Comrade John Allen is reported better.
Comrade N E Harmon is reported some
better.
Geo. Graham of Eldorado was in the
city yesterday.
T. NJ. Lane is very i'll at his home, 1lS5
north Waco avenue.
Lieutenant Poindexter returned from
Saiina last evening.
/ H. C. Lands returned from a trip to
/ Wellington yesterday.
/ Mrs. C. Armour is Ill at her home, 6l6
| North Topeka avenue.
". S. voIIey was in the city yesterday
| from Liberal, Kansas.
S. 5. Wright, of FL Dorado. is visit
| ing friends in this city
! Mr. and Mrs. ". \. Hurt are in Ell
Dorado visiting relatives.
Comraoe Smiley who lives on west Gen.
trail avenue is quite sick.
Judge S. s. Ashbaugh was in Oklahoma
City yesterday on business.
Karl Lawry, of Kingfsher. o. T., was
here yesterday on business.
a business trip to Kansas City.
Miss Eva Handley is in Anthony, visit
ing her friend. Miss Louie Hits.
F. D. TrekelI went to Guthrie yesterday
in the interests of his lumber business.
Mr. Deal, of Deal and Trent. will make
a business trip to Kansas City tomorrow.
Mrs. Nellie McHarg has been quite sick
with gripp this week at her no me, 404
Waco.
Mrs. Frank Barnes of Kansas City is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Holliger of the
West Side.
Charles Garnett will leave for points in
Oklahoma tomorrow where he goes on
business.
H. Il. Potts. of Waco, was brought to
the St. Francis hospital today. He is
seriously ill.
r. II. Hazleton who has been very i'll
at his home on south Water street, is
improving slowly.
]. Z. Bluebaugh, of Danville. was in
the city yesterday transacting some i'm
portant business.
Mrs. Harry Morrisey and Miss Jennie
Morrisey are in Ell Dorado. the guests of
Mrs. W. McGinnis.
Rev. Ostrom and Mr.. Hills will leave
tomorrow after closing successful series
of meetings tonight.
chased fine farm near Coyle, o. T.. and
will move to 1t soon.
Miss Nesley and Mrs. P D. Lahrn are
in Guthrie visiting Mrs. c. c. Alexander
the latters daughter.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Wood
was made happy yesterday morning by
the arrival of a twelve pound son.
V. a. Longaker, general salesman for
the Kirkby Lumber Company of Houston.
Texas, is in the city on business.
Miss Lizzie X. Paul and daughter Pearl.
of Wellsville, o.. are the guests of Mrs
Paul's sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Grafton.
f. W. Gum, of Eldorado. is in the city
on business, an dis also visiting his sister
Mrs. d. NJ Kirk of he south Laura.
w ]. weiser left last night for New
York City to buy the spring consign-
ments of dry goods for go Innes & Co.
Mr. s. Beller of the New York Cloak
and Suit company, left Saturday for the
eastern market to buy his spring stock.
While on a recent trip to Ohio, II. NJ
Grafton reports that the weather was so
cold the thermometer registered 20 de-
grees below zero.
Miss Edith McClurg Of $40 Fremont
street. who has been confined to her home
with the grip for the last week is able
to be about again.
Comrade David Kettles who lives at
the Wichita hotel and who had a limb
broken about a month ago is still con-
fined TO his room.
c. II. Knoll of 623 south Topeka avenue.
who has been i'll for several days. with
erysipelas, is improving rapidly and will
be out in a few days.
/. F. Duggan district manager Of the
Missouri and Kansas Telephone company.
who has been sick at his home, $50 River
view, is much improved
Comrade MonterilIe c. Cain who resides
at POS north Main and who was unfor-
tunate enough To have a rib broken last
week is better and able 10 be out.
Comrade John a Edwards who lives
east of the Reformed church and who was
Second lieutenant under Judge Balderston
is still in a very critical condition.
nev. y. l.. harmon, who mas been seri-
ousiy ILL., was reported as being improved
last night. He is not well enough, how
ever to see friends or acquaintance.
lines Band will have their first re-
hearsal today at the city building about
400 O'Clock p. m. preparatory to the
Modern Woodmen reunion next Wednes-
day
Mrs. \. C. Race, assisted by Mrs. Boone
and Mrs. Erickson will receive the MEM
bers of the o. Z. s on Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs Race. 1885 north
Main street.
Sister Cora Jacobs. 1924 north Lawrence
a member of W. r. c. No. - is better;
also sister Strobe of east Murdoch ave.
is improving. Sister LoagInaker remains
about the same.
DR. and Mrs. E. +. Hamilton viii leave
this morning for Garnett. where they
have been called 70 the bedside OF Mrs
Hamiitoas brother who is quite sick. DIT.
Hamilton viii return home Tuesday morn
ing.
A W. Miller, president Of the Darling
ton and Miller Lumber company Of Cal
weston. Texas. was in the city yesterday
calling upon his friends. Mr. Miller will
Httend the Lumbernen's association az