The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-27
City in Brief
Personal and Othcr items q
interest "a Wichitana.

H. W. Darling is in Oklahoma City on
business.
Mrs. J. NJ HUFF of 500 South Topeka is
seriously ill
Miss Clydia Nindle is i'll at hes home on
South Emporia avenue.
Frank Richie of the Cherryvale News
was in nthe city yesterday.
Mrs Charles Magill is seriously i'll at
her home on North Emporia avenue
c. II. Davidson of Darlington. n. D..
was in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Charlotte Schente left for ST. Louis
to visit friends and to take in the fair.
j. II. Dadisman of Coldwater is in the
city visiting his uncle. George Dadisman.
Miss Laura Bull, OF Peck, is visiting
Mrs. T. c. Silsbee, at 1043 Jefferson ave
nue..
Mrs c W. Cursor of Pauls Valley, l.
T. is at the Wichita hospital taking treat
ment.
Mrs w. A. Reed is still in a very Sc
riou5 condition al her home on North
Lawrence avenue.
Miss Iva Ritchey of Anadarko. o. T..
is visiting her sister Mrs. C. H. Andrews,
at 239 Indiana avenue.
Mrs Miles Taylor. of Washington. d.
c., is visiting her sister, Miss McElroy.
al 49, North Lawrence avenue
Mrs c. w. Sumption has returned 10
the city after a prolonged stay in Cleve-
land, Chicago and Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Bergen of Blackwell are
visiting Mrs Bergen's sister. Mrs T.
Miller of North Topeka avenue.
Captain Wilburt, from Plaquemine. La,
and Joseph Rathborn, of Harper, La
were in Wichita yesterday on business.
Miss Pearl Worley of Kansas City is
here attending her sister, Mrs. c. W.
Cursor of Paul Valley, l. T.. who is at
the Wichita hospital.
Sheriff Schad left over the Missouri Pa
cific last night for Osawatomie. He was
accompanied by Frank Timmons, whom
he will place in the asylum.
Master Joseph Griffith, who had his
shoulder badly bruised last Sunday after
noon by being thrown from the buggy, is
able to be around and improving rapidly
Miss Cecile Razey of Fresno, California.
niece Of Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Woltz of 1ll2
South Topeka avenue, reached Wichita
Tuesday and will remain here during the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford G. Richardson of
521 Stevens street left for Tacoma, Wash
ington, yesterday afternoon. They will
spend the summer visiting relatives in
Washington
J. NJ Knapp has received word from
Rev. DR.. Lynch, at Smyrne, Asia. saying
that he will be in New York May y. Rev.
Lynch has been gone from here since
about March Z.
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Burt of Mt. Hope
were in the city yesterday and purchased
tickets at the Missouri Pacific depot for
Willamsport Pa, for which place they
left last night.
c. E. Ward. formerly of Wichita but
now of st. Paul, Mimi, is in the city Wis
iting his brother, Lew Ward. This is the
first time that c. E. Ward has been in
Wichita since he left here seven years
ago.
A telephone has at last been installed
in the poor commissioner and coroner S
Office at the court house. over which those
officials are rejoicing. The number of the
phone is 1897, which is the only out OF
date thing about it.
The fund for the improvement of the
old cemetery has reached four thousand
five dollars and fifty cents. Mrs. Fergu-
son. who is doing the individual soliciting.
says they propose to continue the work
until five thousand has been raised.