The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-22
City in Brief
Persona: anG Othar items CT
interest 10 Wichitans.

Scott E. Whine is in Norman, o. T.
on business.
W. R. George, of Oklahoma, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Grace f. McElroy spent Sunday
with friends in Harper.
Mrs. John w. Adams is dangerously ill
at the St. Francis hospital.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. II. Kimple. of Cold
water, were here yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs +. A Amsden spent Sun
day i'll Wellington visiting with friends.
Miss Pauline Adams of Winfield, is
visiting MRS. Yves Rice for a few days
Ira High and Classic Massey of Wei
l!ngton were visitors in the city Sunday.
Lewis Langston quite sick at the home
OF Mrs. Z. c. Silsbee, 1913 jefferson ave-
nue..
DR.. c. S. Sargent, who has been very
sick at the st. Francis hospital, is getting
better.
Fred Dennis has accepted position
with the United States Express company,
Of this city.
Miss Alice Smith of Belle PLANE is
spending the week. the guest Of DR.. aud
Mrs Greenfield.
The Elks gave an Informal dancing par
ty last night. There We're about thirty
couples present.
Ray Former has taken a position as
collector and salesman for the Price Mer-
camille company.
Mrs. \. D. Singleton of KKiowa is the
guest of /. ~ Heckard and family at
1902 n Emporia.
Miss Francis Crouch of Halstead, Kas.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harbeson of
64 y. Meade Ave.
Percy Leland LETT yesterday for New
York, where he goes on several important
business propositions.
b. e. Maxwell of FL Reno, OKLA. is
spending & few days with his parents
and calling on old friends
II. l. Resing is in Salina on business
He will also visit several other towns be
fore returning 10 Wichita.
Miss Candis Guthridge, in company with
Merit Handy, of Kinsman, were visiting
with Bessie Young yesterday.
S. N. Swope. who has been with the
Millison Typewriter company as sales
man. has resigned his position.
l. ". Minor, of Kansas City. has taken
a position as piece goods buyer with the
Cox-Dimond Dry Goods company.
y. w. Jones came in yesterday morn
ing from Roswell, y. NJ. and left this
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Frank Blanton Of South McAlster. !.
r, visited a few days with his sister.
Mrs /. y. Heckard, 1902 n. Emporia
Ave
George studebaker. Of Rocky Ford
Colo, STOPPED over between train hours
yesterday TO visit his son. L. J. Stude-
baker.
Mr.. and Mrs f. f. Norcross are the
parents of a twelve-pound baby boy,
born Sunday at the home, 5lS West Third
street.
c. \. Latham. one Of the letter carriers
of this city. is of duty owing to an at
tack Of the grip. Joe Nitschky is doing
his work
Mrs c T. Potts has received a teIe-
SiilA dAAlitdliNi4iE tist NfiA StLltl UtttI
of her mother. Mrs. n j. Policy, at
Evanston. Illinois.
Miss Mamie Mae Combs came up from
Wellington Saturday TO remain over Sun
day, with her parents. She returned 10
Wellington Monday.
Miss Marie Mackenzie has recovered
from a two weeks Illness and is able to
be on duty IS bookkeeper in the Trekel
& Rounds lumber office.
z H. Sawin. assistant civil engineer
of this CITY. is in Alva. Q. T.. survey
ing and establishing a grade for side
walks and sewerage in that place.
Wilbur Smith met with a misfortune
last Thursday. \ horse fell with him
breaking some of the bones Of his foot.
He is getting along nicely. however.
Robert Houston, who was formerly en-
ployed at the Leighton x Caappell fruit +
stand. has accepted a position in st. /
Louis, and left for that place yesterday.
Mr.. A. Shark and family. Of Goddard /
left yesterday for Wichita Fails, Texas .
where they Will he the guest Of his son
and also 10 attend some interests there.
David Leahy has so far recovered that .