The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-22
City. in Brief
Persona! and Other items q
Interest 70 WichItanS.

Interest 70 WichItans.
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Mrs s. w. Shattuck of Sedgwick is IL
the city.
Miss Elizabeth Shattuck is visiting
friends in Wichita
o. P. Taylor has gone to Roswell. n
NJ, on a business trip.
P. M Anderson has returned from q
business trip TO Pratt
Mrs. G. NJ Howe is spending the weel
with relatives in Newton.
Frank Timmons was adjudged insane
| yesterday afternoon in the district court
H T. DERRICK went to Geuda Springs
Yesterday, where he will remain for d
week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Beller of 104s
| North Waco, a nine-pound girl Thursday
| morning.
| Mrs Eta c. WaddeI Of Kingfisher, o.
! T., was in the city yesterday enreute to
Hutchinson.
II. A Post left last night for Independ-
ence, where he will meet an oil inspector
from the east.
| Mrs Julia Robertson of Garden City
was visiting in the city yesterday enroute
| TO Mcpherson.
Baker-Water Stationery company Of Chi
cago. was in the city yesterday calling
! on the bankers.
Miss lone Moore of South Haven is
visiting the Misses McCanless at 800 South
Lawrence avenue.
Miss Grace Loudenslager left over the
Missouri Pacific to conduct the county
examination at Colwich.
c. NJ. Irwin went TO Enid this morning
on business connected with the big horse
sale to be held here May TO-
Miss Ida Rodolf Of 1854 North Topeka
has returned after a months visit in
kansa City with relatives and friends.
The case of the state of Kansas ex rel
versus John Goodyear will be called for
trial this morning in the district court.
Mrs Julia Lindley and daughter Flor
ence of Colorado Springs are visiting Mrs.
l.. d. Pierce at 126 South Emporia avenue.
Mrs G. c. Evans and two children left
yesterday for Parkersburg W. Va. where
they will spend the summer visiting rela-
tives.
L. ]. Pettijohn of Dodge City, chairman
of the Republican congressional central
committee, was here yesterday On bust
ness.
Miss Nilsson Berry of Pond Creek, O.
T., is spending a few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. W. Israel, of u25 North
Waco.
Miss Olive o. Johnson, who has been
visiting her sister and family at Dexter.
Kansas, for the past few days, has re-
turned
The first meeting of the creditors in
the w. T. Hensen bankruptcy case was
held Saturday and Nm. DERRICK elected
trustee
Nose Johnson is back from the east.
where he has been attending school, and
also taking part in grand opera pro-
duction.
In the probate court this afternoon at
2 O'Clock the case of Sloane Millinery COM
pany versus c. Heath will be called for
a hearing.
II. P. Hood of Emporia was i nthe city
a few hours yesterday on his way home
from the cattlemen's convention at Am
orilla. Texas.
Mrs. James Henton and Miss Bessie
Henry of Anthony Kan, are visiting
with Mrs E. E. Stubs of 1924 South
Lawrence avenue.
Superintendent Snedden of the Masonic |
Home went 10 Johnstown, Pennsylvania, |
last night via the Missouri Pacific. He |
will be gone for several weeks on visit |
with friends
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Cope of Salida, |
Colo, are visitors in the city. Mr. Cope |
was formerly a resident of Wichita and |
has been engaged in the hotel business |
at Salida for several years
c. A. Ransom. president of the Firts |
bank of Albert Lea, Minnesota. |
is in the city visiting his old friend, S. ].
Johnson. 319 North Washington. TThTey /
have not met for years and the visit is a
pleasant one for both of them.
The two cases of Robbins and Alexan-
der versus the Santa Fe railway, which
were pending in the district court, were
settled yesterday. The suits were for !
damages arising from the delay of the |
shipment of two car loads of cattle.
Judge Wilson gave the plaintiffs judg
ment for $50 in each case.